Is It Lame To Be Happy About Buying Little Plants For My Little Productivity App With The Coins That
Is it lame to be happy about buying little plants for my little productivity app with the coins that I earned with my little efforts? 🥹
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Has anyone wondered how the phrase "he takes after his father/mother/grandfather/relative" might have it's etymological origins in laws of inheritance? When we study the rules of succession and inheritance, we often say "the son takes a portion of the property after the father". The son takes after the father. The sister takes after the brother.
Any preliminary research on the etymology of the phrase has yielded nothing, and I'm wondering if the linguistic side of Tumblr has any answers
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