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12 days agowhen will we just tell these people to shut the fuck up and that we don’t care what they think? I’ve never heard a tech billionaire say anything remotely smart for decades now.
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2·12 days agothey are such good and righteous jews, writing whore and drawing a penis right next to the star of david.
5·13 days agoharder than it sounds… yeah the technology isn’t there yet! we need research and scientific breakthrough to invent a door handle that you can actually handle. no one’s even thought of the concept before.
3·11 days agowow… this is unbelievable to everyone who has never seen or heard a republican before.
shacklebolt, actually. probably because “Tyrone Escapedslave” was taken
yeah jowling kowling rowling’s way more obvious and offensively lazy in her names.
ooh good one
pretty sure this is a parody
1·14 days agoi need to see this video
61·15 days agoyet another criticism of the right based on wrong assumptions. their problem with DEI is not about qualifications. they just don’t want minorities around.
they invented those traditions so that they can stay in the haunted house. being haunted ain’t fun but moving is a fucking hassle.
3·17 days agoJust 200 trillion gallons of water more bro!
we’re not going through this again
why are they doing this shit when there are so many problems in the world?
because they already participated in those problems.
I get that they’re wealthy and all, but I don’t like that they mostly stay away from the spotlight and people still make fun of their appearance.
this is not a German thing. they exist outside of Europe, let alone Germany, as pretty much standard. I’m actually surprised if Americans don’t have to this. although I think shouldn’t be, considering in how many ways it’s such an ass backwards country.
edit: just want to clarify that I don’t know whether Germans invented it or not; by “not a German thing” i meant it’s not exclusive to Germany.
1·23 days agothey could but wouldn’t. not for moral reasons but because if you end all life companies that own you wouldn’t make any money.
i mentioned the 5x trick elsewhere under this post but for me for some reason doing the halfing first is easier. so to me it’s a/2x10 instead.
i can make arguments for both cases;
PRO-SIMPLE FORM:
Perfect forms of verbs are redundant: Simple past tense doesn’t have an auxiliary verb anyway so you can already differentiate it from perfect or passive cases when you use it with have or be respectively.
Easier to learn one variation of each verb than two
PRO-PERFECT FORM:
but also:
which kind of tips the scales I think. perfect forms are already inconsistent, and verbs with identical forms already prove there’s no significant loss in not having a distinct perfect form. I was gonna add “can be used alone and carry its own meaning (eg drunk)” as a bullet point in favor of perfect forms but regular verbs with no distinct perfect form can also be used alone and still carry the meaning (eg beloved)
so yeah I think distinct perfect forms are on their way out, long term.