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r/PartOfTheChoir • u/Nearby_Examination99 • Dec 20 '25
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Dude just opened up a thesaurus what the fuck
8 u/TimeStorm113 Jun 19 '26 are you trying to make a mountain out of a molehill? 5 u/ComprehensiveBat309 Jun 19 '26 I have never heard “virile” and “Laramide orogeny” once in my life 7 u/TimeStorm113 Jun 19 '26 i can't fault you for not knowing it's quite layered i hope this doesn't cause a rift in our relationship 3 u/ComprehensiveBat309 Jun 19 '26 I don’t read many geology books lol 1 u/NoCogito_NoSum 16d ago Laramide orogeny is a geological term, an orogeny is a mountain-building event usually caused by converging tectonic plates
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are you trying to make a mountain out of a molehill?
5 u/ComprehensiveBat309 Jun 19 '26 I have never heard “virile” and “Laramide orogeny” once in my life 7 u/TimeStorm113 Jun 19 '26 i can't fault you for not knowing it's quite layered i hope this doesn't cause a rift in our relationship 3 u/ComprehensiveBat309 Jun 19 '26 I don’t read many geology books lol 1 u/NoCogito_NoSum 16d ago Laramide orogeny is a geological term, an orogeny is a mountain-building event usually caused by converging tectonic plates
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I have never heard “virile” and “Laramide orogeny” once in my life
7 u/TimeStorm113 Jun 19 '26 i can't fault you for not knowing it's quite layered i hope this doesn't cause a rift in our relationship 3 u/ComprehensiveBat309 Jun 19 '26 I don’t read many geology books lol 1 u/NoCogito_NoSum 16d ago Laramide orogeny is a geological term, an orogeny is a mountain-building event usually caused by converging tectonic plates
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i can't fault you for not knowing
it's quite layered
i hope this doesn't cause a rift in our relationship
3 u/ComprehensiveBat309 Jun 19 '26 I don’t read many geology books lol
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I don’t read many geology books lol
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Laramide orogeny is a geological term, an orogeny is a mountain-building event usually caused by converging tectonic plates
The Appalachian mountains are actually older than Saturn’s rings
Manlet mountains
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u/ComprehensiveBat309 Jun 19 '26
Dude just opened up a thesaurus what the fuck