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The newest word in Kankonian is wadonyikopi , meaning "Manchurian candidate". This is a borrowing from the Shaleyan word for it, wadoñikopi . Now, wadoñikopi is a clever blend. The word for "politician" in Shaleyan is wudiñikopi . But the word for "a dupe" is wado , so ...

The ones that weird me out are the replies to genuine topics that parrot specific snippets of the conversation in the thread without actually adding anything of substance to the discussion. I remember those! We had a spambot a few months back, Emma Something-or-another, who would repost earlier pos...

In light of January 6, remember the science fiction story that predicted something happening from the opposite side of the political spectrum. With a new Trump victory all but called, we may yet see a Revolution Party reclaim American amid a Trump dictatorship!

on the other hand, at least then Europa wouldn't've had to wait for the Monolith's ignition for its ice to melt. :) I wonder if the Monolith in the movie got its name from . . . well, what are the German/Yiddish words for "one" and "stone"? I think German is "Einstein"...

"to hyperventilate"

HolyHandGrenade! wrote: ↑05 Nov 2024 15:23

TBPO wrote: ↑05 Nov 2024 07:09 "Place when you're spawn is important". Sorry...

The correct sentence would be “the place where you spawn is important.”

Thanks. I couldn't figure that out! I thought TBPO was saying someone was spawn, as in "You're nothing but demon spawn!"

They're not awful, to be fair. They're definitely a "put down the mouse and keyboard and walk away for a minute" part of the game, but if you're base is mob-proofed well enough (which can be as little as "fence and torches"), they can actually be useful to the player, because th...

Dormouse559 wrote: ↑05 Nov 2024 01:00 Je ne parle pas bien l'espagnol, mais ne devrait-il pas y avoir un « que » ?
I don't speak much Spanish, but shouldn't there be a "que" in there?

"¿De dónde piensa que todas las comidas de los Estados Unidos vienen?"? Probablemente.

¿Se puede usar una preposición pendienda en español, como en inglés? ¿Es verdad? One can use a dangling preposition in Spanish, like in English? Really? No sé. Solo supono. "Suponer" es un verbo con -go, como "salgo": supongo. "Suponer" is a -go verb, like "salgo&...

Keenir wrote: ↑04 Nov 2024 22:09 on the other hand, at least then Europa wouldn't've had to wait for the Monolith's ignition for its ice to melt. :)

I wonder if the Monolith in the movie got its name from . . . well, what are the German/Yiddish words for "one" and "stone"?

HolyHandGrenade! wrote: ↑04 Nov 2024 21:43 ¿Dónde él piensa todos las comidas de los Estados Unidos venen de?
Where does he think all the American foods come from?

¿Se puede usar una preposición pendienda en español, como en inglés? ¿Es verdad?
One can use a dangling preposition in Spanish, like in English? Really?

"I Really Hate the Trumpster" -- A Billy Joel parody! NSFW because some of the nicknames include profanity.

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"to scapegoat"

Love the wind fruit! Looks sort of like a starfruit.

"to paddle" (a student)

They're not awful, to be fair. They're definitely a "put down the mouse and keyboard and walk away for a minute" part of the game, but if you're base is mob-proofed well enough (which can be as little as "fence and torches"), they can actually be useful to the player, because th...

"juvenile justice system"

A " creeper " is a monster in the video game Minecraft that explodes when it gets close to the player. Wow, I didn't see this article when I wikipediaed the word "creeper". They sound like no fun for a Minecraft player! The Wikipedia article also says they're iconic of Minecraft...

What's a creeper?

"favorite"