some ials are just latin vocab and simpler grammar
meanwhile, i am making a conlang wi3 mostly toki pona vocab and more complex, grammar
for whatever reason, spring break is after 3e first week of 3e first marking period
two weeks until spring break but one week until quarter four
i should be working on my social studies project instead of playing mobile games rn
augmented triad why aaiadjisj.sa.jksdjflaksjmod.;amw,esdp;/kf,pos;we’d[]wes’d\w2\]]p;lp[‘gj02
i find it odd 3at we call it „the latin alphabet“ when 3e name „alphabet“ is based on 3e greek alphabet
it may be abnormal to call a group of ravens „an unkindness“, but owen is not making this up
hot take, „unalive“ sounds goofier 3an „die“, and is 3us superior
I love spreading misinformation on the internet
This makes me think of censorship, which is a pretty interesting topic. Does it affect free speech if, for example, you will be demonetized on YouTube if you use words like kill, die, death, suicide, etc?
Yo, did you know that a group of ravens is called an "unkindness" ... which makes sense, considering the way they caw-lectively bully birds out of their turf.
that's a joke about birds in case you didn't catch that. 
chat is this real
Yo, did you know that a group of ravens is called an "unkindness" ... which makes sense, considering the way they caw-lectively bully birds out of their turf.
that's a joke about birds in case you didn't catch that.
whoëver it was 3at told me 3at 3e chord wi3 C E G B was called „c dominant seventh“, … why, 3at is false, and i can’t get it out of my head
this is 3e second time i’ve 3ought 3is was factsbot
STOP USING <www.> IN URLS
SUBDOMAINS WERE SUPPOSED TO MEAN SOMETHING
YEARS OF PUTTING <www.> AS THE SUBDOMAIN yet NO REAL WORLD USE FOUND for MAKING THE URI LONGER
think someone might not realize it’s a url without it? we had a tool for that, it was called “putting the scheme in the url“
“i want it to take ten more syllables to pronounce the url“ - statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged
„but <https://> is longer than <www.>“ so? not only is <https://> shorter to say, but it actually means something
(the way this is formatted is a joke/reference, but i am serious)