Having English as second language, you don’t have to convince me that spoken language and spelling are only loosely related. While being dyslexic does not help either, something dies in me each time I am spelling “eye”, or “year” and struggle with the words like philosophy (fylosophy?).
That’s true for every language, and maybe even more so. English is dominating the world, so the chance of inglish words and idioms getting to other languages is higher than from other languages to English.
The funny thing is that the answer is 100% technically correct. There is indeed post on quora that states that including coconut.
I am convinced now.
Time to do a ritual self-killing known as sudoku.
It had multiple personalities disorder. Two e-mails, two browsers, two settings. It was confusing as hell.
Really? I do not see much difference compared with 10, other than shifted start button.
8 was quite bad too
Who is yourself? That’s very existential philosophical question.
… and of trees in general.
Well, that’s why this is on shitpost.
If your win is something that you had anyway before you start playing - that’s not a win, that’s not losing.
Russian roulette doesn’t have winners, only survivors (or not). To claim otherwise is to misunderstand Russia. There are no winners in Russia except Putin.
Ok, why nobody asks why this^ meme is just a text?
Yes, I understand that some countries have subpar standards.
By chance I clicked on the link 3 times, and only third time I have noticed the mixup.
English is actually more structured and rigid language compared to, say, Slavic languages. It is just any language has redundancy, kind of error correction code, so that you can still recognize the meaning even from broken sentences and words.
So, phi should be a single letter, right? It is single letter in Greek and other languages.