Loquacious juvenile jumping spider. Too small for owner to identify me yet! Donations made to here will be periodically given to eco-preservation societies 🕷🌍
Today is a sad day. My owner is leaving the country for a while. I’m going to stay in my little home but in the garage, with the lid open, where I’m free to move out if I want. I may not see my owner again. He’s a little embarrassed at being emotional over an arachnid. It’s OK 🙂
@WombourneNature@BritishSpiders Aww one of the greatest spiders. My owner kept one so long that it was losing its sight at the end! Amazing things and far too clever for that tiny head.
@OLANSOUND For years I’ve had friends tell me I should try to see you live for such a unique set. Then here I am with Ultra streaming and I got to see your live rig at last! Total inspiration. More electronic artists should play live instruments.
@Philmachinist@TheWavesBroke@KyivIndependent It’s a very interesting backstory and yes I did binge some Wikipedia pages 😂 it has German/Russian and other ethnic heritages and the land was “given” to the Soviets after the armistice. Now I’m back reading about it - thanks 😂
@Russell_Archer In a far less serious mission, I was trying to teach my mother how to use Siri at the time and I was facing huge embarrassment it wouldn’t work until I saw the news 🤣
@Mallus_Malleus@KyivPost Yeah - the murky area of exonyms and transliteration. Mandarin Chinese maps each sound of the town name to a sound in their set, for instance. Original tweet absolutely spot for English at least (I don’t believe we have any exonyms for Ukrainian towns, just verbatim).
@MarkHertling There are more important things. This is mostly directed at those who criticise non-English speakers having the courtesy to speak English and then get criticised for a wrong spelling. What a time to pick on this issue! We are speaking a lingua franca of peace as well.