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PLEASE LISTEN TO THIS YOU DONT REALIZE WHAT YOURE MISSING

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when a song ascends through its meme status

everydaymalakia

this is now officially my funeral song

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ravings1

This… Is honestly amazing… Imagine putting this with a final boss where it feels like fighting is hopeless, but you continue to fight, not wanting to go down with out a fight. You’ve come too far to give up now… Perfect.

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@pinkiefinger500 @saltyiwaizumi @ninetales-firecat

killjoyidiot

dont know what i was expecting just not that

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dashaibo

Oh fuck off, this has no right to be this good.

benjamminandthemarmalades

#find easy

cryptocism

"just as I did, in 1983."

you'd never know my favourite parts of the show are the fucked up insane bits when my first instinct is to draw the cheesiest thing imaginable

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Ooktober Day 15 - Old Stoneface! This axe is fucking huge lmao, he wouldn't have been able to hold it like this. It's artistic license from the sculptor tho, I'm sure Vimes would approve of it.

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the night window

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my two cents to the 1917 fandom thank you for your time🫡

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Horror movies sorted into Smirke's 14 +the Extinction.

Edit: this is OLD I have a newer one :) here

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Friend: Don't you want to have a romance?

Me: I'm good, I have romance at home.

Romance I have at home:

#and do you know what #its better

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far and few, far and few

The amount of different names everyone has for the almost end of the world in Good Omens are amazing, ones I’ve seen incude:

Armageddon’t

Flopocalypse

The-Armageddon-That-Wasn’t

Apocanot

#good omens

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So I’m just going to give a small reading list with links for languages in Africa, because apparently it’s “hard” to find introductory resources even if they’re niche. So:

• “The Languages and Linguistics of Africa” (2018); Güldemann ed.

• “Beyond ‘Khoisan’: Historical Relations in the Kalahari Basin” (2014); Güldemann & Fehn ed.

• “ The Bantu Languages (Second Edition)” (2019); Van de Velde, Bostoen, Nurse, & Philippson ed.

• “Egyptian-Coptic Linguistics in Typological Perspective” (2015); Grossman, Haspelmath, & Richter

• “Dotawo: Journal of Nubian Studies (vol. 1)” (2014); Jakobi, Ruffini, & van Gerven Oei ed.

• “Negotiating and Contesting Identities in Linguistic Landscapes” (2016); Blackwood, Lanza, & Woldemariam ed.

• “Historical Linguistics and the Comparative Study of African Languages” (2011); Dimmendaal

• “Nilo-Saharan: Models and Descriptions” (2015); Mietzner & Storch ed.

Of course, this doesn’t cover the entire breadth (minus Güldemann 2018) and there does need to be a degree of critical reading that’ll surely lead you to a plethora of other paths and so forth—but I chose these mainly because of either their broad reach, or their familiarity. Like I said, they’re good starting points and just always remember Nilo-Saharan is not a valid phylum. Also, yes these are all works from the 2010’s but all of them do require again, critical reading! I cannot say that enough.

I could list for days the grammars I myself would recommend and am in possession of but if those are what you’re looking for, message me an ask or something and I’ll see what I got.