

Yes. Their violent neighbor broke in earlier and is currently using their bathroom, much to the embarrassment of the protagonist
Yes. Their violent neighbor broke in earlier and is currently using their bathroom, much to the embarrassment of the protagonist
Yeah but the patterns that some of us train on might just be noise validated by our own biases
There is a certain level of arrogance with introverts in that they assume a lot of things about people without first engaging with them. I speak as one myself
There are actually more distinct meanings than I initially thought, but yeah most of them are prepositions
And because Wonder Woman was molded from clay, naturally she doesn’t need one. There’s nothing there, much to the disappointment of pretty much everyone
They’ll do that anyway if the gym is successful. You ideally want a gym that’s on the verge of collapsing but not backed by any VC
How very German of you.
I understand your point in the context of “switch on” and “switch off”, but the base verb “work” doesn’t have many separable prefix/suffixes.
To work in? To work on (same as work)? To work about (does that mean anything)?
I used to climb on the roof of my house as a kid and shimmy along the narrow in the middle of the night, just for kicks.
I look back on myself decades later and shudder. I am dead in many parallel worlds.
Alright I’ve been staring at it too long - what’s that emoji?
Also, they’re clearly on a lake
Roving gangs of suburban kids on bikes
or get promoted for having that wild / surrealist energy that the CEO has been looking for all along for some reason
😂 ← this one. This is the most aggressive. I’m not even joking. I hate this emoji with a vengeance
you’re a bad person and you should feel bad
I don’t get what the circle is showing.
misogynoir
I’m trying to work what kind of film genre that would be.
Probably a mix between 1950s film noir (read: well-dressed white men in fedoras slapping hysterical dames) and 1970s blaxploitation film (read: well-dressed black pimps in capes slapping back-talking street workers).
The fusion of tropes probably means that the women depicted are either given cartoonish-level plot armour to endure the abuse, or, more darkly, never make it past the first scene.
You’re in a news grave, Peter!
I’m just saying I’ve seen plenty germans text that misspelling. “are we going to the wet tomorrow?” would be a classic misspelling of a German writing English
I’ve lived through 5 decades but I’m 30 years old