@Nicolas_Colin a classic german answer to a typical straightforward issue…this german spirit was awesomely utilized in creating things before..but now it is used in justifying the shittiness.
been noticing that gen z dont have that distinctness in their syllables when they talk…like they have marbles in their mouth, like they’re speaking in cursive with one word attached to another. @clavicular is an example. @PaulSkallas have you idea about why?
@rorysutherland yeah…i was in line to buy a goddam lemonade at Oktoberfest today…took me 30 minutes to get a glass. I was expecting to roam around after but that ruined it all…it cost me the opportunity of having fun.
@captgouda24 Using big words is what people think sounds intellectual and literary. Westerners do it too, but in South Asia, speaking English is a status symbol, so the primordial desire of signaling ones ability by employing sesquipedalianism where brachylogy would suffice is prevalent..lol
@divya_venn she was just making an eye catching ad for a company she has a financial stake on. I don’t think there was any principal behind it or she violated any principle as the ad wasn’t meant for women. Men who watched it have liked it. It did its job.
@PaulSkallas yeah, it also works because it is british...where everything is done in a garb of humility.. doesnt work in america..too much brazen main character energy..even if the character is supposed to be goofy.
@WeirdMedieval it was ridiculous..the way the movie was trying hammer down all the tragedies happening was because of people not obeying zeus law.. Theres no zeus law …trying to force it only takes away from the grandeur of the actual story.
Just watched the odyssey…it looks like a soldier recounting his afganistan tour than homers epic. wasn’t boring at all, nicely made, but not a movie version of a grand story.