lugal @ lugal @lemmy.ml

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I had a conversation recently where someone said they weren't serious after several levels of comments that were downvoted into oblivion. I try to make myself understood in the second (or third) level of comments or, as in this case, in an edit

I guess I once again forgot the "/s". I'm not going to call me "Poe" at any point of time /s

Is that just a terrible translation or a metaphor non Chinese people don't get or something in between?

Another one on the team?

Why do I keep getting this comment? Maybe I should call myself Poe in the future

And you obviously speak English which is still more than most people speak

POV: The second one is just wrong and you all know which one I mean

You sound like a slave owner, ngl

I am not pro slavery but I will not free my chattel slaves. People just break with this tradition for extremely dubious reasons.

Listen to yourself!

Edit: I was thinking about putting "/s" at the end but thought it was obvious enough. I was wrong

TIL. Thanks!

Thanks kind stranger who seems to know all languages. What language is the cartoon in the post? The mirrored S isn't Russian nor Ukrainian nor Belarusian, right? Still I can identify too much from the little Russian I know to think it's not slavic. Is it a southern slavic language?

Versteh ich nich

Well, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few

I was half jokingly wondering why the top comment was a truism

TIL there is sugar in ketchup

Here we are now

No, there is a limit to multi tasking

That's why I like Star Trek more than Star Wars

Is it really worth it?

I once had 2 interviews for jobs with different skill sets and the same HR person was there. It felt weird to be passionate about both