sean f

do you get me from the other side?

[sean f @ratjp1]

@retail_trash @r0segardenn what does “do the needful” mean?

[sean f @ratjp1]

@carsonstrash perhaps because they have shared interests

[sean f @ratjp1]

@yumatopia curiosity by loona

[sean f @ratjp1]

@ber12585 @street_Hater i guess, but it’s fair to say that she wasn’t quite batshit insane then and she did become so later

[sean f @ratjp1]

@OnlyCosmia not what the movie is about in the slightest

[sean f @ratjp1]

@terri_updates it really is one of the best lines of television dialogue ever written

[sean f @ratjp1]

@xio_orbit i love you

[sean f @ratjp1]

@kapisanclub @marifetter you think this because you don’t understand japanese phonology.
this is like saying american english speakers wouldn’t call butter “butter”, because it’s actually pronounced “bʌɾɚ”

[sean f @ratjp1]

@Zuukeykni i liked the explanation that the backrooms do adapt to human society, but given that time doesn’t work quite right there And that there are far more humans alive in the modern era than ever before, our current feelings retroactively took over (most of) the backrooms

[sean f @ratjp1]

@xio_orbit what did she mean by this..

[sean f @ratjp1]

@PaldoNetwork they thought the shit was funny

[sean f @ratjp1]

@AMENARTPOP i love how she puts On the sunglasses to reveal her identity

[sean f @ratjp1]

@StasiaIsBread @EPM106 i think it’s primarily a phonology thing. english tends to dislike what’s called “hiatus”, sequences of two different vowels. any other arrangement of LGBT yields hiatus (eg “gee-el”). LGBT avoids hiatus, so english speakers find it easier/more comfortable to say.

[sean f @ratjp1]

@Jonjoeeeeeeeeee is gen v good?

[sean f @ratjp1]

@Xenophon789 @Ryan_Weller @Boxy_FT it was a rhetorical question. english did in fact borrow heavily from french during the period due to differing cultural standpoints/prestige.

[sean f @ratjp1]

@Xenophon789 @Ryan_Weller @Boxy_FT so what was happening back when speakers were actively borrowing the words? they were loan words then, right?

[sean f @ratjp1]

@universerene it’s extremely common

[sean f @ratjp1]

@SymplyTonbra if you all are watching shows just taking everything every character says (even the “good guys”) at face value you’ve got a problem. the second you notice a “plot hole” you should be thinking where the information comes from, why that character would’ve presented it that way, etc

[sean f @ratjp1]

@frozenpandaman @springbris okay so that is not what we’re talking about

[sean f @ratjp1]

@JacquesPaught @springbris @ErrorofZ yes you will, because you do not speak japanese and if you did you would understand what is being talked about here.