Why can’t november end so I can hornypost
there’s some sweet stuff in the sorting folder lately
Why can’t november end so I can hornypost
there’s some sweet stuff in the sorting folder lately
@Shadowbroker2135 I’m just trying to support the brothers tacking their sex demons. I respect the amount of effort it takes, I don’t wanna make them suffer
@Shadowbroker2135 I kno that’s why I sent the :uoh:
@Tadano It’s a tad tamer than the 1st and 2nd of what I was gonna post
@rlier23 @Shadowbroker2135 I’ve used this as a response to the gf like 500 times and it still gives me a chuckle
@rlier23 @ferrarilegends @Tadano she’s not a loler she’s got big fat mewtwo hips
she’s a petite woman
@rlier23 @Rhodesian_YuKari @Shadowbroker2135 It’s a little open-ended, no? Could be referring to ‘her’ with ‘la’, or it could be naming the act like “the inseminate”
It just makes me laugh every time she asks “hey what do you have next friday? I thinking we can….” because it’s an answer to every question
@rlier23 @Rhodesian_YuKari @Shadowbroker2135 While I dislike the rigidity of spanish, I do like that it can make do w/ phrasing like this, very energy-efficient to get the message across
@rlier23 @Rhodesian_YuKari @Shadowbroker2135 Spanish is a little more “rigid” compared to english because it has a more focused scope? You can get a feel for it from the way our dictionaries work, where the Royal Spanish Academy actually acknowledges new entries into the language with some discretion and care, whereas english ones are just a free-for-all. That’s why we end up with stupid fads that were only popular for a month, like “badonkadonk” or “fergalicious” being accepted as proper parts of the mother tongue.
English is just a whore, it takes words from anything and everything, and it’s quite acceptable to break grammar in the interest of having a novel voice. It’s very rich in terms of character, because damn near everything has 5 synonyms to choose from, but it’s sloppy and undisciplined compared to other languages. IDK how many there are in total, if you count the slang, the technical terminology, and the cheesy crap then english supposedly over 1 million different words, while spanish is somewhere around 100,000. That’s a bit lower than the rough average for most languages in the western sphere, IIRC its around 150,000 words total or something
It’s interesting to think about, when you spend all your time speaking another language and living abroad it does noticeably affect your thought patterns
@rlier23 @SpurgAnon @Rhodesian_YuKari @Shadowbroker2135 I still refer to money as ‘platita’ but for some reason ameri-mexis don’t like it
@wgiwf @rlier23 @Rhodesian_YuKari @Shadowbroker2135 Ours is less centralized but they’re just whores, they add way too many words. Meanwhile the spanish academy adds like 7 in a year and calls their work done.
And one of those will be an update to older stuff, like “hey you can now use the word “record” to talk about recording digital media, not just writing”.
@wgiwf @rlier23 @Rhodesian_YuKari @Shadowbroker2135 they added “talmbout“
negroid for “talkin’ ‘bout”
good heavens
@rlier23 @Rhodesian_YuKari @Shadowbroker2135 @SpurgAnon Yeah, I plied my trade down south for a co8uple seasons, so I still have all those habits. Always thought I could just replace it and speak normally but…..eh
don’t really use it that much anyways now that I’m out of the med scene
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