There’s a lotta people named Ian who are very upset right now
There’s a lotta people named Ian who are very upset right now
This was my favorite movie growing up, and I quote it frequently despite not having seen it in years. One day, my husband (who has never seen it) said “wait, is this movie a comedy? I thought it was a tragedy?” …it’s both.
Also “once it hits your prostate, you’re a goner” is very relevant right now.
“und so weiter” which is a phrase that literally has no English equivalent. It’s so special and unique and conveys a feeling of…
Nah, just kidding. It means “and so forth.”
(This comment is informative and not directed at OP, who I’m sure already knows this.)
Is it, though? The horses probably just trampled all over Humpty Dumpty, and THAT’S why he couldn’t be put back together.
Jedes Mal dass ich “geh” höre, denke ich an “gay.” Finally it paid off!
Yeah, that’s where my name comes from. Sorry, I don’t remember it well enough to respond to you properly. I really should get back into it.
More like “gay ins Bett!” Hab ich Recht, Jungs?
I have not verified the validity of those claims. I’ll edit the post to reflect that.
The developers who created Lemmy are leftists, and they run the lemmy.ml instance. The lemmy.ml (.ml is for Mali, btw) domain was allegedly chosen because ML can also stand for Marxist-Leninist.
I’m not an expert on the subject, but lemmy.ml users are known for being tankies. People don’t like that.
However, some of you whipper snappers don’t know that those of us with really old accounts joined back when lemmy.ml was the most popular instance. I just like FOSS things.
Edit: added “allegedly”
What is psionic if not psychic? And how are telekinesis and telepathy separate from both?
Different use cases! One each for: my desktop, my laptop, my home theater PC, my tablet, and my gaming handheld.
(This is a joke. But, I do use a different distro for my tablet [due to the touchscreen] and my gaming handheld.)
Most of the time, when English speakers add random umlauts to a word, it makes no sense. But this is actually the correct pronunciation of ä.