the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

why isn't there an eastminster?
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whatever happened to 13W3 connectors, anyway?
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@gardevoir this is very much the same for us, but maybe more weird abstract kink stuff
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@owashii@plush.city Is that an 80s thing? we kinda just thought it was a falcom thing, considering the Ys and Trails series both do it
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@socks I couldn't tell you--we didn't see the actual town, just road signs saying where the exit for it was!
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@KamareDrache Is that a grammatical marker, or an imitation of a speech impediment, though?
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fruits that go well with chocolate:
- most of them

fruits that do not go well with chocolate:
- some of them

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@kobi_lacroix the rabbit god is very annoyed by this and would like some privacy
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you have to admit, it would explain a lot about both french and english
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@srol i'm pretty sure ham goes rancid
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if you get your practice too hot, does it become practwater?
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ah, good, apparently no one knows
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why is butterscotch called that
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@Patashu i'm thinking it would fit very well in a culture with a heavy emphasis on fiction, possibly one that ascribes greater importance to fictional worlds than to the "real" one
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I'm not entirely certain that the french language isn't some kind of 10th century joke that got way out of hand

i mean, it probably isn't, but......
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weird idea we just had: language that contains grammatical features that are solely for use by fictional characters in books and movies and such
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i am aware that many of these are actually italian plural words and the singulars would be e.g. graffito, raviolo

but the latin ending is funnier
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there are a lot of things that end in -i that are made endlessly more funny by taking that as the latin second declension plural and making the singular of it

pepperonus
graffitus
raviolus
spaghettus
skus
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one single pepperonus
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