Replies to critialcloudkicker, page 11
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@critialcloudkicker Well they have chewed a book that someone lent me. Little papayas. It's hard to catch them with all this furniture...
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@critialcloudkicker How many ways to die are there?
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@critialcloudkicker What is it about?
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@critialcloudkicker and where is it set?
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@critialcloudkicker How many ways are there to die there?
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@critialcloudkicker That was dedicated to the newest MLP episode. The Gravity Falls Journal 3 book is actually good. It looks like as if it was straight out of the show (minus the limitations of modern book printing).
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@critialcloudkicker Trump can eat a flat butt
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@critialcloudkicker The vampire hunter was just an NPC. The DM intended to do a little fight but we talked out of it.
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@hfaust @critialcloudkicker This happened in most of the colonies, with poor Canuckistan using both American and British English. There is also the subsets of these with the local dialects, Ebonics unfortunately being considered one.
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@dokidoki @critialcloudkicker There's also the divergence between US English grammar and UK English grammar thanks to Noah Webster.
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@critialcloudkicker @hfaust WOO TIME FOR LEARNING
Old English is closely related to the Germanic languages Frisian and Dutch. The Angles moved into England (Angle land, land of the Anglos) shortly after the Romans had abandoned it. Over the course of the years they were relatively isolated except for the occasional viking invasion which left an imprint on the native English. The first introduction of a Latin language into the common household was after the Norman invasions (Normans being vikings the French had paid to protect France from other vikings centuries prior) during the 100 years war. The French nobility would speak solely in French and this caused English to adopt some Latin words like pork and beef. After the French were kicked out they were once again isolated except for Latin and Greek which were used in religious and scientific matters. English evolved afterwards with little contribution from other languages (modifying existing words) except for the occasional loanword from it's colonies. -
@hfaust @critialcloudkicker Oh wow, didn't really know this. Many seem to be farily recently introduced to English too.
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@critialcloudkicker Banned for spoofing.
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@critialcloudkicker banned for third-party apps altering location.
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@critialcloudkicker It looks like banned for cheating by faking location
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@critialcloudkicker Not really, except when the act of procrastination causes less happiness in the future.
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@critialcloudkicker Procastination is a local happiness optimizing mechanism that includes reallocation of time from momentarily less desirable moments and activities. It creates a local maximum of happiness or a local minimum of displeasure.
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@critialcloudkicker >Sensual things| wink wonk
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@critialcloudkicker Sure. If you reverse-engineer a canning machine then you'd be soda can man.
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@critialcloudkicker I assure you: many in high quality.
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@critialcloudkicker it will probably die down a litter since the splatfests are over now, but it will probably have a lot of people playing it for a good time
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@critialcloudkicker @mushi EDF is a happy fun shooter https://Potato Knishesposter.club/attachment/139994
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@critialcloudkicker to be honest i havent palyed it for a while myself, but it seems to be still pretty active
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@critialcloudkicker Solid Snake
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@critialcloudkicker Given the title, I'm glad I don't remember the subject matter.
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@critialcloudkicker Well presumably we'll be taking the crows with us.
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@critialcloudkicker This is why I simply ignore add requests on all instant messaging services unless I know them.
