this comment was made in response to a bunch of terf bs and I don't tend to like sharing their stuff directly but I desperately wanted to preserve this line on my blog. sorry for stealing your post ms doubleca5t.
im gonna be honest with you guys. gonna be perfectly candid. im fucking livid that lord of the rings is as good as it is. imo it should have been bad to retroactively justify why i was so hostile about it. but instead its really good and now i have to be the dipshit being like "wow have you guys heard about this thing i just discovered???? its called lord of the rings" like yeah bitch everyone knows about lord of the rings. how did you manage to go 22 years never learning the actual plot of lord of the rings.
doing the free sample chapter of Gramadach gan stró and it is HUMBLING. every time i do an exercise i'm like, i think i did okay this time, maybe i won't embarrass myself, and then i get 3/10 correct lmfao
i have learned: i can't spell (i knew this, i spend too much time with early modern irish); i don't know the gender of any nouns (like. any of them); i forget grammatical rules literally thirty seconds after they've been explained to me (this is not news); ~vibes~ is not a substitute for actual grammar
but i can mostly read the grammar explanations in irish although i check them against the english. which makes it extra infuriating that i am so bad at putting them into action 😆 my reading level is so far ahead of literally all my other skills
anyway probably going to do this course properly after my current classes finish so that when i next go to the gaeltacht i don't COMPLETELY embarrass myself by not even knowing how to correctly use an adjective
ok but in said story’s defense: neither does Cinderella. Cinderella as a name is smth the english came up with for their translation, Aschenputtel is a (derogatory) job description, not a name
I would find it so funny if we randomly meet a wizard with a name cloak of a proper noun that doesn't have another meaning (i.e. isn't already a word in English).
Sonder may be the closest we've gotten so far. It's a recently-coined word (at least in English) so potentially might not count yet as a word with a meaning outside of just being a name for this story (though I would not put it past Brennan to have heard of this word and use it for its other meaning).
Anyway, I'm hanging out for the day we meet a new character and
I understand why most people don't really like James Joint Blunt, but there's something about this particular song that I always find deeply touching. These lyrics really resonate with me and with the way I usually tend to fall in love
hi guys i think roleplaying as gaster from hit indie game undertale on tumblr dot com has made me realize i am nonbinary . do we NEED any more proof of gaster's nonbinary slay
may have flown too close to the sun. searched the name of a professor of mine on here because he's a mildly well known poet and immediately found two of my classmates' blogs.
i have finished the first part (of five) of les misérables! that's the good news. the bad news is that i now have to read the second part, which opens with a 70-page section entitled "waterloo". like babe i do not know what ANY of these nouns are though. i'm getting that there was a battle at which lots of people died horribly (as often happens in battles) and we are now describing the battleground thirty years later. okay so are we gonna do this for the whole 70 pages or...