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I guess Squidward’s not part of nature.

#spongebob squarepants #squidward tentacles #squidward #spongebob #patrick #pineapple fever

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Gregor F. Narholz - Fates [#61]

Plays in:

10b. "F.U.N."

61b. "Shell of a Man"

73a. "New Leaf"

79a. "The Pink Purloiner"

98. "What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?

120a. "No Hat for Pat"

125a. "Pineapple Fever"

128a. "Growth Spout"

130a. "Greasy Buffoons"

142b. "Sponge-Cano!"

152a. "Big Sister Sam"

153a. "Accidents Will Happen"

180b. "Gary's New Toy"

197b. "Two Thumbs Down"

OC Moodboard (template): Pineapple Fever, an alternative rock band

“Who’s ready to catch the fever?!”

#pineapple fever #on the rocks #OC moodboard #all the photos came from stocksnap/pexels/pixabay

You're just creating words at random? Why not try to create some roots? That way it can be easier to create compound words or things like that. Or maybe I have no clue what I'm talking about.

Well, I need to create the roots somehow.

But no, your point is completely valid. I'm being a little careless with this language and I probably oughta put some consideration into roots and etymology (which I haven't been completely ignoring, but probably not being as attentive as I could).

I do have a few compound words. The word for sunset is 'fire night,' for example. And some related words share root features, like blood (xuth) and to bleed (xath).

Anyway, this is what I'd call a rough draft of the language, so I always have a chance to go back and fix/edit.

#conlang talk #pineapple fever

scale = term used to describe softness or cuteness

That is the exact opposite of a scale in the English sense of the word, so that's a good idea. Thanks, I'll definitely consider that. =D

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