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had a dream griffin mcelroy was giving tours at the aquarium as like a special guest kind of thing and every time heâd stop in front of an animal heâd be like âalright gang gather round. i have no idea what the FUCK this isâ and then weâd move on
âfish donât even know theyre wetâ and? you donât even know youre luft (air equivalent of wet)
This is a really good example of how we can just make up words that work. âLuftâ is a perfect word for this it feels correct and we understand and can feel it.
Like it wouldâve necessarily work with other words but âluftâ is a combination of sounds that means luft (air equivalent of wet).
Thank you but the reason it works is because it is a deliberately chosen word!
The closest word we have in English for âwet but with airâ would be âaeratedâ, which is the past principle of the verb âaerateâ. As a multi syllable Latin derived word, aerated wouldnât feel equivalent to wet even if you just used it as an adjective in a sentence- so to have something that feels like âwetâ I looked for a monosyllabic air-related word with a German root.
As many have pointed out in the notes, âLuftâ means air in a lot of languages, because it comes from the proto-Germanic word âluftuzâ. Itâs also used in English as a chess term, and is a doublet of âloftâ. Because itâs rare in conversational English but has the right etymology to evoke the idea of air and the texture of âwetâ, it is very easily appropriated for the concept of âair equivalent of wetâ.
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official fish post
Much as I adore hippos, this is undeniably just. (via @persian-slipper)
Relatable
do you ever say something and then think "wow this isnt even a bit. im just like this"
do yoo evew say someting and den tink âwow dis isnât even a bit!! im just wike dis UwUâ
This post has been UwU-ified!
i feel dirty after reading that
do yoo need a scwubby wubby? OwO
i think i do need a scwubby wubby to be honest but not from you
When is it my turn to be happy.
will you please take my whimsical ass seriously
lets not forget this gem
cant believe weâre leaving out this
and more importantly this
interesting how you forgotÂ
and
ok but
and
hmmm and perhaps
and these ones too
Iâm not sure how you managed to forget this gem:
excuse me but:
where would we be withour kermit
canât believe y'all forgot
So.
I don't know why I did it, but here's an AI restoration of the "God i wish that were me" guy
This feels like when they show you what a mummy looked like alive
watching my mutuals' E3 commentary
Well this is a new one.
to those who hyperfixate on an obscure or already ended media I wish you a good evening and a good night
âWorldbuildingâ is a very sophisticated word for the process of âYOOOOOO wouldnât it be cool if...â
just realized you donât need to say 6am or 6pm. we already know the m is there so just write like 6a or 6p. canât believe no one figured this trick out before.
or you could do the easy thing and say 0600 and 1800
yeah like adding a bunch of unnecessary zeroes is easy. you piece of shit. you fucking coward
6p means 6 pence. that shit wont work in the UK
yeah but this is like for real people