u/Platypus87

When I googled it, it told me that there was no recognized noun form of asinine, so I'm trying to figure out a comparable word.

If something has been optimized, it can be described as optimal. Optimal performance, etc. WTW for when something is basically as far from optimized as possible?

When I copied this link, it was the latest addition in r/OutOfTheLoop and in the title it says Alive/Unalive. When and why did "unalive" start being used instead of dead? Additionally, I have seen terms like r*pe and others, instead of the spelled out version. Is this a function of social media terms of use and demonetization? Something else?

I am honestly curious of when/why this started to happen. I don't want to be the guy that keeps using the "old words" when they have been updated, aren't as accurate, or some other reason.

Not the Bermuda Triangle (is that even a thing anymore)

I woke up one morning and noticed that my nose was swollen, but I didn't know why. I marked on my face with some of my wife's makeup to keep track of any spread to make sure it didn't get worse.

It did. I ended up taking myself to the ER and ended up in a bed for a bit. Finally the doctor slides back the curtain and comes over to the bed side with her doctors-in-training. Asks me a few standard questions and then walks out, closing the *curtain* behind her.

She may have taken a few steps away, I'm not sure, but I hear her say, "We refer this area as the triangle of death because any infection can easily spread into..." three specific areas.

I was left rather dumbfounded that I heard her say this so nonchalantly, that when she came back in a few minutes later, I just sat and smiled. It ended up being a random, minor infection and I was discharged a day or two later, but I'll never forget the Triangle of Death.