A: None; it was Devon.
A: None; it was Devon.
Ohh. I use a separate phone for work so I didn’t notice that. Yeah search bar would’ve been a better spot for sure.
Um, the profile icon is just slightly to the left now. Or did you mean something else?
Yeah but the spelling ‘normally’ would have been updated to match English pronunciation. That’s what happens in most languages. As I understand there were two issues:
English isn’t exactly innocent there. See knight, plumber, mnemonic, pterodactyl.
That’s your issue? Not adjective declination?
I’m nearly at the end of Duolingo’s German content and spelling has mostly been quite easy (as a native English speaker). You want a spelling challenge, try French.
Egad, I read about that but forgot. Now that you mention, I’m sure that’s how the idea popped in my head. How awful 😞 Now I almost feel bad for joking about it.
For maximum hair-tearing insufferableness?
Baby Shark x14
My Pal Foot Foot x1
The audience HAS to actively listen to it? Like no talking over it and no interrupting with other noise?
I like this. Finally some peace and quiet.
Nude pipe?
Buy one made before, I dunno, 2005?
Yeah for real, fuck SMS protocol for omitting basic quality of life features developed decades prior.
Why? BCC is the solution and has been part of email since at least 1990. I’m not condoning a dogpile on OP, but this is a solved problem.
C’mon, where’s the trigger warning for folks with dental PTSD?
Also I came to post the Mitch Hedberg joke, that’s a classic 😁
I say yes. It’s one of my favorite genres (if you can call it one) and definitely includes loop-based plots like Groundhog Day and Primer. But I also enjoy the Terminator Series and Back to the Future and others that don’t really loop that way. I suspect most fans are similar. It’s hard to imagine enjoying one premise but not the other.
Also: https://xkcd.com/657/
I could go give it a negative review if that would help you feel more grounded.
Just kidding, congratulations :)
If it’s labeled “holy” I assume a priest stuck his willy in it, so no.
I went there a couple months ago, and it seemed like all the native folks spoke Irish (Gaelic) to some degree. It was pretty surprising, I thought I’d have to go to the west coast to get away from English, but nope, signs everywhere were printed in Gaelic and even the first cabbie I encountered in Dublin was more than happy to chat about linguistics!
No; I died.