Vocab
飴 (18) - added “sweets” to meanings and added “sweeties” to the allow list
お菓子 (26) - changed primary meaning to “snack foods”, added “sweets” to allow list
悪循環 (57) - changed primary meaning to “vicious cycle”, put “vicious circle” on the allow list
変換 (36) - added “exchange” to block list
指先 (13) - added “tip of the nose” to block list
当 (5) - added “light” to block list
掲示 (37) - added “police” to block list
焦燥 (51) - added “patience” to block list
不等 (18) - added “equality” to block list
勇む (17) - added “to encourage” to block list
嫁ぐ (45) - added “to earn” to block list
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Sweeties? Are we little old grannies, now? 
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Joeni
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I’m British and I say sweeties sometimes, thank you very much
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That’s the standard word in Scotland! 
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Joeni
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And when it comes to Scottish sweeties…
Mmm, happy memories.
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insu
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Thank you Kumirei @TofuguJenny!
@kumirei
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@TofuguJenny You promised you’d add the paticles! What happened? 
Thank you @pragmata
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Joeni
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I always think people are saying “Thank you, Jerry” and get excited till I realise they’re not talking to me.
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Joeni
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I feel seen, thank you Kumi.
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No room for irn-bru chews?
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I would have thanked you but you already posted, so I couldn’t…
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Joeni
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Irn-Bru chews are, of course, also excellent.
I just didn’t want to lean to hard into the Scottish stereotype.
It’s the thought that counts.
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They were quite popular in south east London in the mid 90s. Not so sure about now though.
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Saida
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Are you implying that British people can’t be old grannies? That’s a bit ageist, isn’t it?
(And for all I know those “kids” you keep mentioning, are actually your great-grandchildren)
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