under my rule it will be illegal for the temperature to go above 20 °C
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under my rule it will be illegal for the temperature to go above 20 °C
step 1: get yourself a man in uniform*
step 2: take it off him
*percy’s uniform is most inspired by the 1787 pattern british naval captain’s uniform but is ultimately a fantasy given that his story takes place in a world that is similar to, but not quite, ours. I make this disclaimer mostly for myself as someone obsessed with historical accuracy. anyway. it looks pretty and that’s the most important part after all
whenever someone's interested in estonian it's always like "oughh 14 grammatical cases so scary" but really you only need to deal with three, the rest of them are just genitive with a couple more letters at the end. for the most part anyway. we should be scaring them with consonant gradation instead
if we removed the spacebar from every computer in finland i don't think they'd notice
speaking of grammatical gender, in russian language they misgender coffee. the word ending in е makes people want to refer to кофе as "it" but correct would be "he". that's right, first you assign gender to an inanimate object and then you misgender it. i mean him
i think it's funny how 'arm' in estonian means both 'love' and 'scar'. the joke writes itself truly some of the finest r/im14andthisisdeep shit
they should invent an emotion that is easy to understand
being carless cool as fuck until a route involves transferring buses more than once, waiting time between each bus ranging anywhere from 30 minutes to a whole ass night