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@Anonymous: Obviously monocle refers to 'one', it only covers one eye. The portmanteau of 'number one' and 'monocle' is for aesthetic reasons, not any sort of lexicographical accuracy.
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@Anonymous: >reads dictionary
>has amazing epiphany
>doen't realize that it's plainly obvious1 -
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@Anonymous: Well they are really stupid, cause if there's no interest in these posts they could just hit the road ! As a beta hipster, I can say that : they are the shame of all the beta hipsters.
Yeah and I'm a bit mad cause they downvote my OC D':1 1 1 -
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@Anonymous: Apparently farther than you because nothing I've made has been downvoted. Although I eagerly await you to downvote these posts here.
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@Anonymous: You have very astute observation skills. Tell me how you figured it out? I thought I covered it up rather well.
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@Anonymous: I've known this since I first saw the word, which was when the sticker shop was introduced.
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@Anonymous: Because it's brilliant and hilarious, specially because he posted it under OP sticker begging post.
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@Anonymous: >Implying one needs to read a dictionary to find out what "mono" means.
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@Lois_Lane: I think you missed the point. If you know what a monocle is, you know why it says mono. Yet, the OP seemed to have had a small epiphany when finding out the etymology of the word.
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@Anonymous: Well glandular is one letter away from grandular... if you have grandular fever, it is posh and grandiose which is in keeping with the monocleness definition... an equal nonsensical argument, wouldn't you say?
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@Anonymous: Yes but what OP is implying is that the Number oneocle and the monocle are the same. He knows monocle is a one piece eye glass. He is saying that the Onecle and the monocle are the same yet so different.
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@Lois_Lane: Ok, let's leave the discussion of what the OP knows. That's no fun anyway.
The sticker is called "number oneocle", not "oneocle". So a monocle = a oneocle, without number. So it would work more like this.2 -
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@Lois_Lane: I'm not that guy but I feel it rude for you to have not given him a sticker at all.
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