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Minding oneâs own business needs to be a course in collegeâŚ
This makes me sad. I grew up in a diverse area near the westcoast and I love casually hearing other languages. It makes me feel closer to the world and happy that theyâre free to speak whatever language they want. This might sound weird, but whenever I hear them, it reminds me that strangers are real people with their own life and history. Itâs a fact we easily forget. Language is such a huge part of who we are. I canât imagine being forced to deny a part of my identity. To be told that I need to squish myself into their boxes or Iâll become the nail that needs to be hammered down. I hate this and I am so sorry this is happening to you.
If you move to an English speaking country, speak English, or better yet go back to the country that speaks your language and no one will say shit to you đđťââď¸ the complete entitlement from immigrants when the loacals ask them to assimilate to their country. I wouldnât go to Korea and cry like a baby because they told me to stop speaking English. Its expected I speak Korean. You people need to grow up .
While the United States is a predominantly English-speaking society, there is actually no official language. What would you say someone speaking an indigenous language?  Also, the person who wrote these tweets speaks English? She was speaking Korean over the phone to her cousin in Korea. Do you expect her to speak in English to someone who might not speak it rather than a shared one because sheâs in a public space in an âEnglish speaking countryâ? Do you believe that everyone sharing a public space with you owes you something? Â
Thereâs a big difference between assimilation and integration and I donât know how to tell you that assimilation is not a desirable thing. Â
Literally how the fuck are you going to call the victim entitled? They were having a private conversation and some fucking rando told her what language she could be speaking in a private fucking conversation that didnât involve her at all. Gtfo.
Americans literally go to other countries and expect that everyone around them should know how to speak English. Really. Iâve seen americans completely and utterly lost in Brazil because our population mostly doesnât speak English, and the fuckers didnât even know a single word in portuguese. Or worse, they tried spanish, and while thatâs valid cause hey, itâs closer to portuguese, itâs fucking rude to say that we speak spanish cause we fucking donât. Wanna talk about research and speaking another countryâs language before going there? Make sure you fucking do that before leaving your stupid ass country, bitch. Because my english might not be perfect, but I got a 107/120 in my toelf and moved to Canada. I know 2 languages fluently e a lil bit of a 3rd, looking forward to learn a 4th. What can you say about yourself, huh?
Sorry for the politics, but Iâve seen various variations of this type of incident come across my dash and I need to say this.
This is not about speaking English. This is about racism.
Iâm a white woman, with two white kids, and Iâm an immigrant. I often speak my native language ( Danish) to my children.
Now, I live on the West Coast, in an area with lots of immigrants and that might play a part, but all Iâve ever heard when doing this has been variations of âwhat language is that?â âThat is so coolâ âmaking sure your children are bilingual are such a gift to themâ
Everyone arguing that you should speak English in the US can delude themselves all they want, but they donât really care if someone speaks English.
good taste gangâŚ.
His girl and her gay friend reading this:
â[Four-year-oldsâ can even classify different shapes, textures, and emotions (like angular, rough, and anger) as male and female. This is why the triangle-headed creatures from outer space mentioned earlier were categorized as maleâall those angles. Indeed, so powerful are these metaphorical gender cues that five-year-old children will confidently declare that a spiky brown tea set and an angry-looking baby doll dressed in rough black clothing are for boys, while a smiling yellow truck adorned with hearts and a yellow hammer strewn with ribbons are for girls. This is truly remarkable, when you think about it. Heaven knows, Iâve heard enough parents openly labeling certain toys, activities, behaviors, and personality traits as being for boys or girls. In one month alone, I heard people referring to coloring in a dinosaur, playing soccer, being noisy, and wanting to press elevator buttons as boy things. But you donât often hear a parent exclaiming, âNo, no, Jane! Angles are for boys, not girls. Take the curved one.â Yet even before they reach school, children can go well beyond the surface of gender associations and make inferences about nothing less than male and female inner nature itself. They also seem to learn, uncomfortably young, that females are âother.â When Barbara David asked four- and five-year-old children to choose items that would show a martian what human beings were like, the girls chose a mix of female and male objects (such as guns and dolls), whereas the boys chose almost only male items.â
â Delusions of Gender, Cordelia Fine (2009)
Mermaids with hair over their eyes are usually from deeper waters. The sea floor has almost no light, so deep sea mermaids (few of which have functional eyes) visiting the surface would be blinded by the sun.Â
To mermaids, covering their eyes with hair is similar to sunglasses.
Deep sea mermaids are also shy, accustomed to dark waters for hiding their monstrous appearances. Freshwater Mermaid: Howdy y'all, Iâd like you to meet my cousin. Sheâs a little shy :) 30ft Tall Deep Sea Mermaid with hair so long it turns the water black: á´´áľĘˇĘˇáľ
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This was very messy but its 2:29am what more do you want from me
She is my exact hero
Hungover freshwater mermaids wishing they had blackout hair like their cousins
Pulling from my limited memory of Marine Biology class, the characteristics of a mermaid from the hadopelagic zone (Sea floor, lowest parts of the ocean) would be:
Absolutely no eyes. Thereâs no light to see by when youâre that far down, so eyes would be rendered useless.
HUGE mouths, the huger the better. Again, you canât see anything down there, so most of what you eat is stuff that just kinda falls into your mouth. Bigger mouth=more of a chance to catch something.
Gigantic size, as was touched upon above. One theory for why this is, is that a larger body helps you withstand the immense water pressure that is constantly crushing you when you live so deep underwater.
Fat, very fat. The ocean floor is a buffet, as anything that dies either gets eaten by another animal or sinks down to the bottom. Whale carcasses are usually found down in the deep with a large variety of animals all snacking on it. Also, you wonât be moving around all that much since unnecessary movement is just a waste of energy.
Now, if you want to have your mermaid have gigantic, unnervingly blank eyes, along with bioluminescence for the added aesthetic, then the more shallower parts of the deep ocean would be more suitable. That way you have a little light to see by, and therefore both your eyes and your bioluminescence have a purpose.
*cracks knuckles* Time for Suzyâs redesign.
coming this summer to theatres near you:
Suzy 2: Electric Spookaloo
Donât worry sheâll still be the same sweetheart we know and love đ
That was just her small smile!!
who remembers static shock?
So was no one ever gonna mention the fact that Chris Pine voices a Peter Parker in Into the Spider-Verse? Yâall really just let me walk into that movie with no idea Marvel had collected the fourth Chris?
WHY WERENâT YOU AT ELF PRACTICE?!
r-rebecca, itâs not what you think!
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like full offense, but why are romcoms constantly being criticized for being âunrealisticâ and âtoo self indulgentâ but action movies with impossible car stunts and huge shoot out scenes that are led by an average looking, mildly in shape man (who is somehow a practically indestructible and unbeatable fighting robot) are not?Â
the answer is because romcoms are generally made for women, and womenâs fantasies are never indulged by society the same way menâs are.Â
lookin like a sad johnny bravo
I have this clip from Teen Wolf saved on my computer as physicalcomedy.mov because this is my all time favorite physical comedy bit.
Nothing gets me like Michael J. Fox trying to run down a very wet & slippery hallway.
Deregulation will get you killed. Republican policies make your life worse.
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