use "Krumholtz formation", "Doppler effect", or "Stockholm syndrome" in normal conversation everyday

I have another large list of completed goals I can look through to see if I did any of them.

I know I’ve used the latter two phrases. Last time I used “Stockholm syndrome” was last week sometime, I think. It was in a musical context, which will surprise nobody who knows me.

People just stare uncomfortably & change the subject.

Its actually a bit depressing.

I initially read this as ‘Dunbar Number’ (which I fully expect to be able to say several times this evening).

“Dunbar is an anthropologist at the University College of London, who wrote a paper on Co-Evolution Of Neocortex Size, Group Size And Language In Humans where he hypothesizes:

... there is a cognitive limit to the number of individuals with whom any one person can maintain stable relationships"

http://www.lifewithalacrity.com/2004/03/the_dunbar_numb.html

so basically

drew from toothpaste for dinner simply illustrates my philosophy on forging friendships (JUST KIDDING LOVES, I’LL LET YOU OUT OF THE BASEMENT SOON ENOUGH)

also this:

SubArctic Botany makes my life so much better just by existing.

love,
cordelia

how awesome would THAAAaaaat BEEEeeee!

(this tree exhibits the krumholtz effect)