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thurmite @ thurmite @lemm.ee
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I'm bored and desperately search for a proper game

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  • Seems like we have similar taste in games—I loved Dave the diver and can second Inscryption!

    • Saviour rule

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  • Not only republican jesus but Mormon Jesus. Extra disapproving.

    • What's your "weird flex"?

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  • Hello from 2:23 am. I resent you so hard right now.

    • Cheeky

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  • Don’t tell that to a Mormon

    • Foreshadowing rule

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  • Depends on who you ask

    • Linguistic Perscriptivists

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  • Oh definitely. Context is everything.

    Imagine getting hit with “K.”

    • up and to the right

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  • Seems like you already know where

    • Linguistic Perscriptivists

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  • I know this is, like, counter to your argument, which I fully agree with, but… I am triggered by the lack of periods at the end of your paragraphs.

    • J.D. Vance says he gets bad press because most journalists are “childless adults”

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  • Ashley.

    • What are y'all buying on the steam sale?

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  • Also highly recommend the Pillars of Eternity series! I LOVE Deadfire. Who doesn’t want to have their own pirate ship?

    • Sabriel vibes

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  • I am delighted by this reference and I would like for us to be friends

    • Lazy meal

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  • Mmm… 64 slices of American cheese…

    • Non-native english speaker here. Need help with my work emails

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  • I’ve never been so delighted to be wrong. Thank you—that’s fascinating.

    • Non-native english speaker here. Need help with my work emails

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  • That’ll always be the dream…

    • Non-native english speaker here. Need help with my work emails

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  • Also “a norange” > “an orange” (in Spanish it’s “naranja”)

    And it went backwards with napkin. “An apkin” > “a napkin”