I liked an Itself of Yahwehs.
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There is a caper-tendency here, I have noticed.
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I’ve been known to caper about* at a show or a local goth club on the odd weekend night.
*I would never go so far as to call it dancing
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Mr. Lipton lists a collection of hermits as an observance. (Which evidently is one that someone else came up with way back in the day, not a new one on his part.) I’d suggest a scattering.
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I’d always favoured an “observation” of. (thought I was being quite original).
This is one of those weird conversations that rears its head every few years.
I do like “a scattering of…” Much better.
A scattering. A smattering. A smatter of…
It’s poetic, somehow.
edited for sense.
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A “bribe.”
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I like that! Oh what about a “disgrace”?
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What´s the one for a large group of borgs? It´s on the tip of my tongue! A borgaggle? A borglatch? Dangit!
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The Borg is the plural. There is no singular
“But what if I run into The Borg and I only see a single physical entity”, you ask?
Wait a couple of seconds
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You’re right, my limited human brain always has a hard time leaving out “the”
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One Borg, two Börger?
One Borgling, two Borglingen?
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The collective term for a group of techbros?
A waste.
(And, obviously, it is a Boing of Happy Mutants)
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An excess
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A shush of supernumeraries?
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Haven’t watched the video (as I’m at work) but a joke around these parts used to be
a wunch of bankers
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