karenabad:

Get schooled. Two, to, and too are NOT the same thing.

karenabad:

Get schooled. Two, to, and too are NOT the same thing.

It came to spread butter quiet bread

  • [a surgeon from another specialty was checking her emails]
  • Her: Dammit [friend's name], I don't speak Italian! This is going to take me three hours to read... I wonder if she's spamming me.
  • Medical Student: You can always copy and paste it into Google Translate.
  • [Cue me choking and almost having my tea shoot out of my nose]
  • Me: [laughing] Sure, it'll give her the gist but she may end up more frustrated with the English that she's given [as a result].

Language Developer

Wayne was playing Just Cause 2 last night when Jazzie and I returned from our avoid-the-woo-cuddle-party outing. We started watching the game play and I thought that it would be awesome to become a travel consultant for gaming companies. The idea snowballed into language development when the dialect for [the fictional island of] Panau was spoken. I thought it has elements of Tagalog but I couldn’t tell if the speech pattern was SVO or SOV. My desire to work with language and game publishing skyrocketed.

I tried googling some advice but all I found was a gamer Linguistics PhD who was ripping the [made-up] language for one of the Star Wars games. I guess I’ll have to just get the advanced degree and figure it out later… :-\

FTW

I thought it was “fuck the world” as it sprung up around the same time as FML, so I was getting real pissed off that people were using it all the time - that’s rather abrasive. Why should the world fuck off because your pasta wasn’t al dente? Imagine my surprise when I found out the real meaning… Interesting. I don’t think many other people who used it were aware of what they were saying like my dad and his gen with LOL.

csessums:

Counting to 10 on one hand (i heart swissmiss)

I thought it was going to be exactly like ASL counting but I was quite surprised. :-D

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