@StupidCamille this makes me question how i can conjugate even the five verbs i know. a british friend, educated in france, once asked me how i learned french pronunciation.
@StupidCamille i agree, it's incomprehensible, or let's say resistant to learning. that's the mystery, i don't know how i can get as close as i do without having any idea how. 'phonetic' was what came out when thinking 'well i just know, much of the time'
A spider (a pretty big one for this part of the world), was taking a turn about the room. I asked, "What are you doing?" It stopped, cocked its head, and listened, and once it was assured that it was out of danger, carried on its promenade.
@christa@eniatitova
i have a kobo. because they're not amzn. which is slimy. and for better library integration. through overdrive. who are slimy. so there are some books i don't search for on overdrive. some of them i buy in cash. if i was willing to check out the book in overdrive, and i really like it, i'll buy it and switch to reading the print book.
Do you use subtitles? I'm using them more and more when they are available? It helps me to keep track of what's going on, and I like that I can turn the sound down when if it gets overwhelming.
If I could bother you, and you have read this, please comment with a:
a) song recommendation
b) terrible dad joke
c) nature picture, or
d) fun biographical fact about your younger self.
As well as my previously-proposed CyberFraud and LiarTruck, we might as well start calling Tesla's new disaster the CitrusTruck because the scent of lemons is overpowering 🍋
Your Honor, I rest my case. My guitar case. I'm resting it here against the witness stand while I testify. I hope it won't fall over. You see, Your Honor, later on there's gonna be a musical component to my testimony