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I feel like "souls" is not at all clear about the dogs :)

• matt-attack 9y ago
  ...and the atheists. I for one find the nomenclature a bit unprofessional.
  • FireBeyond 9y ago
    Often times in health care, particularly insurance, reference is made to "how many belly buttons", which handles pregnancies and the like (no belly button until birth).
  • robotresearcher 9y ago
    Signalling SOB* instead of SOS might be risky. * Save Our Bodies
    • jwhitlark 9y ago
      I'd always hear it was derived from Save Our Ship, but in reality, it's a backronym, and was chosen simply because it was easy and clear to transmit in Morse Code. https://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2014/07/01/sos-mayday/ https://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2014/07/01/sos-mayday/
  • refurb 9y ago
    I for one find the nomenclature a bit unprofessional. Why? One of the definitions of "souls" is "a human being; person". You find it unprofessional because it's also used in a religious way?