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Not today Justin
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nip over to troy, bit of rough and tumble, big horse, bish bash bosh, back home to ithaca. simple as
terrible comic day terrible comic
by macstonephoto
MESSI IS WASHED HIT POOOOSTTTT
this fucking girl on bumble sent me like three shy anime girl images and said like “uhmm… hi you seem really cool 😖😖 i’m so nervous” and it fr pissed me off so bad i deleted the app
all the people saying “you fumbled this girl! i want her” how does it feel to be a sucker
wait omg. i literally dont have to be here
now i will sleep for 1 william years,
someone unfollowed me? you warntme to die?
i generally find any discussion surrounding language acquisition undertaken by people who grew up only speaking one dialect to be deeply flawed. you initially approach the question of language from a one-dimensional position because it is the perspective you are accustomed to. even if you learn a new language or multiple later in your life you will probably always be tackling it using a limited framework which leads you to draw hardline conclusions on a notoriously malleable subject.. i really believe that growing up immersed in an environment that hosts a diverse range of dialects primes you to develop better social skills + is deeply important for nurturing situational adaptability in children
"i just know that something is grammatically right or wrong in my native dialect even without knowing all the rules" that is because it is your native dialect
the deeply tragic and reprehensible history of english colonialism and expansion has nonetheless led us to a fantastically diverse range of mutually inteligible english language dialects, each of which has its own "rules" that may be followed. you pick these up through developing fluency, which does not necessitate formal study. that's how language works. it's not different just because it's english....
"i just know that something is grammatically right or wrong in my native dialect even without knowing all the rules" that is because it is your native dialect
sometimes i read my shit back and think what the fuck am i talking about
(in the middle of a heartfelt conversation, with concerning sincerity) and dont forget that I am evil, and that my death will be announced with singing in the streets
ur actually a bad person and a terrible human being for shaving ur legs, is that what u wanna hear