I’m part Scottish, part English. I speak:
English - idiomatically
French - conversationally
Italian - I just want to reply to people in French all the time
German - I can ask where the station is
Japanaese - I can say ‘I do not understand’
Look, you get born, you keep your head down, and then you die. If you’re lucky.
#fedi22
I’m part Scottish, part English. I speak:
English - idiomatically
French - conversationally
Italian - I just want to reply to people in French all the time
German - I can ask where the station is
Japanaese - I can say ‘I do not understand’
Fun fact:
Chicago comes from the Algonquin language meaning “stinky onions”.
Blackburn comes from the Sooties language meaning “economic decline”.
[I feel a bit bad about this comment since it’s unnecessarily mean. Horse Botherers are real people too!]
Giant killer banjos
A lava ghost
Monster
Some sort of ghost mantises
This post would be funnier if it were funny.
Apparently people are very willing to gamble to get out of Blackburn.
FTFY
Did you just assume my -ism?
Week long camping trips mostly.
Otherwise, I was alive during the coal miners’ strikes in the 1970s in the UK which lead to widespread powercuts on a regular basis but I don’t remember them myself. Though I do remember that my parents always kept some candles and a couple of oil lanterns around the house.
I hope you then sent the older guys in to the liquor store to buy you booze, as is tradition.
Jon Reremy
Okay. But dogs CAN look up!
I’m not Italian, but I am a Fat Balding Idiot so we’re all good.
Don’t really do new year resolutions but I am doing dry January which is going fine, and February is in sight!
You should have got a gun the same caliber as the ammunition.
What, not even one in the 40-watt range?
I’m in another fediverse called Jeremy. He goes to a different school though, so you wouldn’t know him.