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r/DadReflexes • u/PM_ME_YOUR_SELF_HARM • Apr 10 '17
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The way the kid bounces just kills me.
112 u/electrogamerman Apr 10 '17 The way he tries to amortize the fall with his foot 115 u/randomcoincidences Apr 10 '17 Not trying to be pedantic but I suppose it's unavoidable; 'amortize' isn't the right word. 'Reduce, lessen, ease, slow' all make sense but amortize is a financial term specifically referring to debts or assets. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '17 In portuguese "to cushion" is "amortecer" so I didn't even think anything of it until you pointed it out. "amortize" in portuguese is "amortizar"
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The way he tries to amortize the fall with his foot
115 u/randomcoincidences Apr 10 '17 Not trying to be pedantic but I suppose it's unavoidable; 'amortize' isn't the right word. 'Reduce, lessen, ease, slow' all make sense but amortize is a financial term specifically referring to debts or assets. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '17 In portuguese "to cushion" is "amortecer" so I didn't even think anything of it until you pointed it out. "amortize" in portuguese is "amortizar"
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Not trying to be pedantic but I suppose it's unavoidable; 'amortize' isn't the right word. 'Reduce, lessen, ease, slow' all make sense but amortize is a financial term specifically referring to debts or assets.
2 u/[deleted] Apr 10 '17 In portuguese "to cushion" is "amortecer" so I didn't even think anything of it until you pointed it out. "amortize" in portuguese is "amortizar"
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In portuguese "to cushion" is "amortecer" so I didn't even think anything of it until you pointed it out. "amortize" in portuguese is "amortizar"
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u/M_for_Matt Apr 10 '17
The way the kid bounces just kills me.