Gargara

she/they bi Ecce metū nōndum positō illa vīvit i like snails, latin and dw

[monsida]

Ingēns munde, audī mē, tē tua fīlia perdar

Ante sopōrem altum tīs mala sōpierō

Carmen Īdae I

My first latin poem/epitaph

Was inspired by Catull 85 and "I will die your daughter" by Susannah Joffe

[woodsdyke]

im swimming at the lake and accidentally kicked a fish. this has never happened in my many years of swimming. sorry man

[monsida]

This would have ended my BF

[ploetzlichdeutschfanblog]

Hello and welcome to the first official blog of Plötzlich Deutsch (2014) dir. Robert Ralston.

I hope to find the 10 other guys that know about this movie and convince the others to watch it.

I will post thoughts abt the movie and potentially fan art/gifs

[heyluisdontbiteme]

guys I just listened to Hexagons. Muse might be back. I'm so happy fr.

[heyluisdontbiteme]

[heyluisdontbiteme]

🚨secret revealed:

Columbo is actually a shrimp trapped in a human body

[triangleguy]

my sister found a movie on the roku called "slappy and the stinkers" and we're all watching it and this made me laugh so hard i had to make an edit

[triangleguy]

she just made this😭

[mawofthemagnetar]

Cold take but all languages are beautiful actually. Every single one. Every single human language on earth is a collection of stories interwoven into the very fabric of the words that are spoken.

“Oh but this language sounds scary-“ have you heard a child speak it while pointing at a butterfly?

“Oh but this language sounds silly-“ have you heard someone’s grandma recite a recipe with such practiced ease it comes off as poetry?

“Oh but this language is really weird-“ and yours isn’t? Everyone’s language is weird, dumbass, it came free with your fucking humanity.

Every tongue that is spoken is a work of art. Every language a unique window into the world.

Isn’t it wonderful?

[lionofchaeronea]

I would only add that every time a language disappears from the Earth, a whole way of thinking--a unique, irreplaceable window on the world--disappears with it. And that is a grave tragedy.

[thetiredprometheus]

Catullus 2: Awww my girl has a sparrow! Lowkey kinda jealous ngl

Catullus 3: NOOOOO my girl's sparrow is DEAD 😭😭 It was so adorable and it loved her so much and she loved it so much guys 💔💔💔💔 Now she's crying and I'm crying, curse the shadows of the underworld for taking such a sweet baby bird!!! Fly high little guy🕊🥀 #MyGirlsSparrow

Catullus 16:

[heyluisdontbiteme]

since I've been obsessed with swiss shows lately here is my contribution to this hellsite: Bestatter characters as dogs. I hope yall can see my vision (especially Doerig as a corgie cause they're my fav doggos and he's my fav little pathetic cowboy with severe corgie energy)

[monsida]

Pedro🤤❤️‍🔥🔥💦

[baebladetsubasa]

that's btw my profile pic. I updated it a bit so it makes a nice wallpaper :3

[baebladetsubasa]

I'll never draw Yu without freckles ✨

[monsida]

Pars (Dat/Plural) be like:

[monsida]

We need to talk more about the transitions in "The Unicorn and the Wasp"

[dance-insane]

The thing i love about slovak (and other slavic languages) is how they already have the "(derogatory)" and "(affectionate)" function already built in. Example:

Had - snake

Hadík - snake (affectionate)

Hadisko - snake (derogatory)

Like yes!!!!! Amazing function thank you!!!!

(these thing refer to size also, but it depends on the context imo)

[sedmikrascino]

Hadislav - a very respectable snake

[myvalzpival]

Hádek - a snake-actor

[dalsimoravskyblog]

Hadíček - snake (very good boy)

[anneluciaf]

There is also plenty of affixes for this and you can play around with them! Example:

Haďátko – doesn't sound quite right as a diminutive but absolutely carries over that this specific snake is just the cutest little baby that can do no wrong

[mist-the-wannabe-linguist]

Had

Hadík

Hadisko (can both mean "derogatory" and "giant mother fucker unlimited")

Hadislav

Hádek

Hadíček

Háďátko

alt. háďátko (parasite)

[everythingfox]

Squirrel having time of its life

(via)

[morganlefag]

fun fact there were at least two people named lancelot recorded in the 1292 paris census so I think we know what the 13th century equivalent of naming your kid sasuke was