Kind of ironic that they didn’t include it in the article title

It’s got to be a boost or an overdrive right?

Troll post?

Mainly the amount of control I have. Disposable and leaf razors don’t seem as versatile regarding things like angle

I tried a leaf razor but just couldn’t seem to like it. Switched back to my normal safety razor

Definitely not my style of game but I absolutely have to check it out as its Crowbar Collective

Hexbear is another instance that’s just full of tankies and terminally online idiots. Most other instances have them banned because all they do is cause trouble

Oops yep I was definitely thinking about a possessive pronoun as that’s kind of how de functions here

Definitely excited for this. Especially because of their development cycle and the war interfering

Not necessarily all the time. The Satanic Temple in Spanish is El templo satánico where the Temple of Satan is El templo de satanás. one is an adjective and one is a pronoun and noun

They’re not related to TST at all.

Last week a coworker described a restaurant as being “kitty-corner” from our office. Took me forever to figure out what they meant

Part of the reason why it hasn’t done great is because its an Epic exclusive right? If they would have released on Steam they’d make tons more sales

Probably SK, Japan, or the US. And then we analyze the crap out od it afterwards

About 200 million trillion times the entire global GDP

One phrase, but two words. Its less analogous to why and more like “because of/for what”. In English its just one word but in Spanish its actually a phrase. Funnily enough, porque means because and is one word. To make matters worse there’s also porqué and por que which mean slightly diferentes things

I’m sure you have no problem with the Russian govt seizing things though?

If anyone wants a great video about the experiment, I recommend you watch this Vsauce video

So why do you use numbers? Domingo and sábado make sense as they’re the same in Spanish

Are these representing days of the week or ordinal numbers? These are all cognates in Spanish but I don’t see the connection