u/ginopono posted on 2024-08-08 05:35:09-07:00 (Pacific Standard Time). Reddit Comment (See markdown) 2024-08-08 🐑
- Lather: Stirling Soap Co. - Port au Prince
- Post Shave: Stirling Soap Co. - Alighieri
- Razor: Wolfman Razors - Guerrilla
- Brush: Yaqi Metal Timberwolf
We're all well aware that the class division of
languages used in England in the early second millenium is the reason that
meat words like beef and mutton came from French
while the names for the animals themselves are Germanic.
Of course.
But wait—what's the difference between mutton and lamb?
Aside, of course, from lamb curiously being a word of Germanic origin.
I've never eaten mutton, but I do love me a lamb gyro.
Lamb is exactly what it says on the tin: baby sheep.
That veal episode of South Park didn't mention that, did it? ... Did it?
$ShepherdsofStirling
- Shepherds of Stirling 2024
**2024-08-08** 🐑
* **Lather:** Stirling Soap Co. - Port au Prince
* **Post Shave:** Stirling Soap Co. - Alighieri
* **Razor:** Wolfman Razors - Guerrilla
* **Brush:** Yaqi Metal Timberwolf
We're all well aware that the class division of
languages used in England in the early second millenium is the reason that
meat words like *beef* and *mutton* came from French
while the names for the animals themselves are Germanic.
[Of course.](https://xkcd.com/2501/)
But wait—what's the difference between mutton and lamb?
Aside, of course, from *lamb* curiously being a word of Germanic origin.
I've never eaten mutton, but I do love me a lamb gyro.
Lamb is exactly what it says on the tin: baby sheep.
That veal episode of South Park didn't mention that, did it? ... Did it?
$ShepherdsofStirling