It's so funny how these people hallucinate. Pasta was especially telling.
Here's an example of Brits failing to pronounce but one Spanish word:
https://t.co/3ZMwvolzY1
Odd behavior: censoring bad words.
It's like you're emphasizing that it's taboo and putting on an air of civil restraint as if it didn't come out of you a dozen times. Nobody is impressed by a real ⟨fuck⟩, but ⟨f*ck⟩? Uh-oh, now he's sewiows!
The Palmer Method is a subset of cursive, which has no specific form or definition. It's also a style he can't read for whatever reason.
Let this be one example in a trend I'm noticing of people who are too antagonistic to let you agree with them.
@Chirurgic@JamieHaDov@intentionalisms It reads like you're either refusing to acknowledge that Palmer is a form of cursive or that you're just plain illiterate.
@Chirurgic@JamieHaDov@intentionalisms It reads like you're either refusing to acknowledge that Palmer is a form of cursive or that you're just plain illiterate.
@CovfefeAnon I can think of another high-profile murderer who was seen in a wheelchair during her trials. So beloved was she that women are carrying out their own copy-Clancy crimes.
@QiaochuYuan 11 and 17 are weird enough and small enough that they don't show the obvious pattern in larger numbers. It's much more digestible when you see them alongside the others:
https://t.co/XKc8ovQUJF
You think about this for one second and remember the hundreds if not thousands of mods that already "fix" combat.
Think for two seconds and realize Skyrim doesn't need, want, or like Soulslike combat.
Think for three seconds and recognize that these people dislike the game.
SKYRIM COMBAT MAY HAVE FINALLY BEEN SAVED🚨
A user in my Discord named Funny Bones has been working on an Elden Ring combat Rust rewrite!
This means we can now implement Elden Ring's combat into any game we want - this port into Skyrim took 5 minutes!
All their interaction is superficial and disinterested in the media itself. They judge activity by number of easy-to-digest (mostly pornographic) posts rather than substantive discussion.
Women seem to believe being a fan means being a co-creator. Men know better.