Historically speaking, guillotine

Primarily the plastic bowl

If you’re willing to pay big bucks you can you can pay for replacement parts/module made with steel

Young people don’t call unless it’s serious business.

Why she reacted like that while also knowing her dad still calls people? No idea

Imagine the arrogance required to think you can outsmart a powerful fey entity

He’s not a voice actor. So, he just needs to sound like Chris Pratt.

Because he’s the “handsome funny guy”

Can’t forget all that cat hair to reinforce the dust.

Brains.

Object wise? Probably Knives/blades. Used in Cooking, Killing, and Crafting.

A simple effective knife/blade can be created using stones and would likely be one of the initial things you’d want in a survival situation.

I suspect that’s cause you’re going for a Cockney accent.

Seems like the meat would just disappear.

It’s kind of a dialect type thing where certain phrases or wording gives more information than just what’s been stated. Whether the speaker actually means those things is different than what the listener hears and understands based on their cultural experience.

In this particular case the usual implication is, “I’m trying to be polite but if I could I would use the N word instead.”.

It tends to be true because it’s an older term.

I do agree that it can be confusing, even for Americans.

It’s kind of a dialect type thing where certain phrases or wording gives more information than just what’s been stated. Whether the speaker actually means those things is different than what the listener hears and understands.

In this particular case the usual implication is, “I’m trying to be polite but if I could I would use the N word instead.”. Especially because it’s more of an older term.

Most of the world too