<pthagnar> uh oh the psychic is bleeding from all orifices
<Barsuga> Including the anus?
<Barsuga> please check
<Barsuga> I need to know to write the Memory Alpha page
<pthagnar> this is a classy show, it is merely implied
<pthagnar> when ur eyes bleed u can presume ur anus is
<pthagnar> eyes r very low on the hierarchy of spontaneous bleeding compared to the anus
<Barsuga> My eyes have never bled so far
<pthagnar> can u say the same for ur anus
<Barsuga> Any bleeding there was extremely minor


<Cov> it's a popular movie
<Cov> like all three Die Hard movies or all six Star Wars movies
<Barsuga> what are the six star wars movies
<Cov> Rogue One, Solo, the two Ewok movies, the Holiday Special, and the Clone Wars
<Barsuga> Is it the holiday special, the Ewoks movies, the clone wars, Solo and Rogue One
<Barsuga> JINX


<tiramisu> C
<tiramisu> C
<tiramisu> C
<tiramisu> COMBO
<tiramisu> BREAKER
<Barsuga> Careful with that meme
<Barsuga> It's an antique


<Cov> This is why America limits presidents to 8 years
<Cov> So if some power-hungry totalitarian despot like Gerald Ford gets elected, his power is limited.


<Vore Vidal> It seems that speakers of Maltese came to feel that all loan verbs must have an initial geminate consonant,whether or not this was actually true of the item being borrowed.This state of affairs manifests itself rather spectacularly in more recent borrowings from English (Type D verbs), in which initial consonants are duly geminated (despite this never being the case in the English source items), but which also fall into the conjugation class of weak-final verbs, as in ddawnlowdja ‘to down-load’.
<Vore Vidal> lol
<J. Jacob Wolzell von Femdom> i mean
<J. Jacob Wolzell von Femdom> the logic is sound
<J. Jacob Wolzell von Femdom> certainly if your principal source of loanwords is Sicilian
<Oïphilus Al-Mutarjim> pparle ammericcannò
<Vore Vidal> hhello i am ssiccillian
<Oïphilus Al-Mutarjim> ngngandrangggeta
<Oïphilus Al-Mutarjim> if you triple geminate a consonant in front of a mirror the ndrangeta come and kill you


<Barsuga> Apparently Pope Ratzinger estimates that there are 100 fluent latin speaker
<Barsuga> But maybe he has high standards
<Legion> well he said "fluent"
<Legion> which is quite a higher bar than "conversational"
<Barsuga> Imagine you're trying to speak latin to the pope
<Barsuga> and he just looks at you exasperated
<Barsuga> omg like can you not
<Barsuga> (the pope is a Valley Girl in my scenario)