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6/27 the girl is visiting me and she called ahead and asked me if I had
a pair of hair clippers. Why would she ask such a thing? we didn't
agree to a suicide pact where I shave her head. also why is it
a 'pair' of clippers anyway?
\_ I assume she means electric buzz clippers. No idea why it's a pair,
but since 'clippers' is plural it must be either a pair or a set.
\_ "A pair of scissors". My guess is that it was for historical
reason. Maybe first there was some tool call "scissor" which had
one blade. Then someone invented scissors by putting two blades
together, hence "a pair of scissors". Then someone invented
clippers. Even though there was no "clipper" origin, people still
called it "a pair" because it worked like scissors. Anyway that's
only my wild guess.
\_ I don't say "pair of hair clippers" I say "a hair clippers".
Yes it looks stupid when I read it, but that's what I think
most people say. Also a pair of scissors is two scissor blades.
Look at a pair of cooking scissors. They will often be easilly
seperated into two blades for cleaning/sharpening purposes.
\_ she wants to shave you bald and give you the longest oral ever. |
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