the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

@Austin_Dern those sound like interesting books
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@codl art jam
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@gray not only that, Sony (in partnership with Philips) was literally the company that invented the audio CD
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@Draekos i'd play as val'erie anyway 'cause cute and i bet they'd have some fun moves
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@ziphi there's been a lot of studies on betelgeuse as a very old star that's near going nova, and scientific consensus is something along the lines of "it should go nova within the next century, give or take a million years or so"
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@Moot hanging out, clearly
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apparently in the earliest drafts of the hobbit, gandalf was named bladorthin
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@Dex @niss aybeed
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@Dex @niss yeah it's definitely being A/B'd
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@pup_hime i like how they're called McEnnedy, as though that's a name anyone has ever had

McKennedy, sure, but definitely not McEnnedy
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@solarmerps they have multiple lines of cases, there are relatively standard ones (called i think the "commuter" line?) and then the ones they call their "defender" line that are really sturdy

it's possible you got one from a different range

or that they're just less sturdy now, i dunno. we haven't had one since getting a new phone that doesn't need one (kyocera makes really sturdy phones)
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@anthracite Three wide is the ideal~
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@tryst why? we've been using word since before they added that whole thing and never understood the point of it
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@rey *closes it*

♢
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@roxy it's no surprise that speedrun glitches frequently involve pausing
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@trysdyn we are also surprised to hear facbook existed when that wa sgoing on
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@packbat yeah, it's expressing a state of being, so it's a copula. Whether to count that as an implicit verb or not is a matter of debate, but it's definitely a special case--even in languages like english where it's an explicit verb it has some very unique properties
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@packbat the copula is a special case, some languages have it as a verb (like english) and others don't (like, apparently, toki pona)
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@packbat Well, try to come up with a sentence that doesn't have a verb in it

it's not really possible, except as a response to a question, and then you can argue that the verb is implicit
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@packbat generally the verb is considered the one thing that no sentence can do without
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