#Yore

[c0ffee-7]

Uhhhh, so in my au, there’s the Yore, and the Yore is the essence of the universe (it’ll be important later trust)

[scavhunt]

You exist in the context of all that you are and all the Scav that came before you 🥥🌴 (Scav 2013, Item 68)

[littlewildcat10]

Nothing to exciting as usual 🌘w🌒

[mmyashas]

carre and mariana coming back to qsmp.....Our yearly miracle

[postcard-from-the-past]

"Spring in days of yore", painting by Elisabeth Sonrel

French vintage postcard

[purcaholic]

In hues of time, washed soft with age, Whispers of yore on parchment stage, Delicate strokes of yesterday’s dream, A watercolor dance in history’s serene gleam.

[gothmusiclatinamerica]

"Yore" by Puerto Rican melancholic indie post-punk one-man-band Talgia off of 2022 debut release Time Backwards

[corvianbard]

#6234

Oh to be a mighty dinosaur In the distant time of yore, Yet will I be a gentle herbivore Or a tremendous carnivore?

[tinyreviews]

Tiny Curiosity: Etymology of Yore and Year

Yore:

Origin: Middle English, derived from Old English "geara."

Meaning: Initially meant "long ago" or "in time long past" in Middle English.

Evolution: Evolved to signify a distant past, often used to evoke a sense of antiquity or historical times.

Usage: Commonly used in expressions like "of yore," indicating something belonging to a time long ago with a nostalgic or historic connotation.

Year:

Origin: Old English "gear," from Proto-Germanic "jērô."

Meaning: Refers to a unit of time, typically the period of time it takes for the Earth to complete its orbit around the sun.

Relationship:

The word "yore" and "year" share a historical linguistic connection through their common Proto-Germanic root "jērô," which reflects the concept of time or a period.

This is part of my Tiny Curiosity series. I publish worldbuilding tidbits, trivia, etymology to this blog.

[captainkurosolaire]

He who stands atop the summit.

[exidone]

Quemao'

[scavhunt]

“I know now why you cry...but it is something I could never do.”

A maximum 10-minute (spliced) video rendition of The King and I. Of course, the king must be played by Sir Arnold Schwarzenegger, and, in fact, Arnold should also play “I.” Come to think of it, Arnold should play all characters. Be sure to include the following lines somewhere in the production:

“Give these people air!”

“I eat Green Berets for breakfast, and right now I’m very hungry,”

“Is it a water-heater?”

“Hey, I’m a police officer,” and

“These people, they tried to kill me, but I killed them.”

[218 points]

— Scav Hunt 2002, Item 5

[cyarskaren52]

[mmyashas]

trololololololll t

[cyarsk5230]

Kamala Harris: she is Indian, she is black, and she's OWNING Trump 🔥