#capitalisation

[soluclimat]

Faut-il créer un troisième droit à la retraite ?

Faut-il réformer la retraite tous les 4 ans ?

Photo de Pixabay sur Pexels.com Par Gabriel Gaspard Publié le 09 février 2023 à 12:38 Au cours des 50 prochaines années, le nombre d’individus à l’âge de la retraite par rapport à la population active devrait doubler en France. Faut-il réformer tous les 4 ans ? Faut-il introduire une dose de capitalisation ou mettre en place une épargne publique supplémentaire ? Cette tribune n’est pas une…

[cipriannicolaepopa]

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[mita-vittua-olivia]

rip patricia spaulding

[elrohirtheneurodivergent]

Isn't it weird how German is the only Germanic language (that I know of) that has mid sentence capitalisation for all nouns?

Also that just makes me think, how many of the european languages have had more complicated capitalisation than just the beginning of sentences, names and places in the past?

[ruby-red-inky-blue]

one of my favourite things about AO3 tags is their dedication to canon accuracy, even when that means it devolves into complete mayhem like

Percy was not named with a fan following in mind, this was clearly a running gag but it's his name so they have to use all of it

[starbylers]

About the playlist:

Finn was very much capable of making it private. He didn’t. He chose to display this publicly. If it was personal and he didn’t want it scrutinised he would’ve kept it to himself. At the very least he clearly doesn’t care who sees it. It’s not in any way invasive to discuss unless someone is using it to make assumptions about a real person instead of a character.

He is not unaware of his fanbase. The guy has over 200k followers on Spotify and is verified, and he knows he is most famous for the hit show he stars on. A hit show he is currently filming. And he decided to make a playlist with “ST” blatantly in the title. You decide if he had no idea what he was doing lol. If it was just a bunch of songs he likes he typically titles those things like ‘the tunes’, ‘jams’, ‘summer’ or even just ‘my playlist’. Things that actually make sense in that context. “STurn” does not, in fact it’s completely nonsensical unless you assume there’s some non-surface meaning there.

There are songs incredibly specific in terms of relating to the themes of Mike’s storyline and also the show in general. To me, saying that’s coincidental on a playlist with such a name feels like the bigger reach. Also the songs are not random, if you listen they actually have a pretty cohesive narrative.

The last song is the same as the last song on Will’s official Spotify playlist…

He has made character playlists before! He has one explicitly for Richie. And also he’s apparently said he listens to music to get into the headspace for filming, and is literally known for it on set. This is absolutely something he would do.

All in all I think it’s logical to deduce that this is the playlist he’s using to help get into character for Mike. Other explanations I’ve seen just seem like skepticism for the sake of skepticism (which I understand & each to their own but also it’s not like he could just title it ‘Stranger Things’ or ‘Mike’ without getting in trouble lol. This way he retains plausible deniability). That being said if you’re interested stay tuned cause I’m working on a dive into the songs & how they could relate to s5 Mike :)

Edit: playlist analysis is now posted here!

[darkwing-ramblings]

There's always the possibility it yet returns, one thing that's fun to see out and about more now is noun capitalisation! Because when we lost capitalisation as emphasis to just keep it for sentence beginnings and also proper nouns allows less flexibility in communicating the focus of a phrases. But the internet as a location seems to give rise to it as a more regular trend in informal modern writing again because it's pretty accessible and also fun! I like it certainly (and when broadly applied to words of other classes, too), although can't say I intend to seek out a source to attach on it in any way so consider the authority behind it I half remember it came up in English Language class and then spending time on tumblr 🤷.

What's with Tolkien and the "noun adjective"?

Flame Imperishable. Darkness Everlasting. (yep, opposites) I know those terms also occur with the morlam word order, but sometimes like this.

This isn't the normal English, is it? So, what is it? "I can, because I wrote the dictionary"? Archaic? something else?

[smidge-j]

You are a fairy knocking on her door.

I am a walrus knocking on her door.

We are not the same

[rinksrats]

okay but have we considered that maybe sidney crosby just really likes Hello Kitty?

[doingitbrokenhearted]

Casually listening to Guilty As Sun and

Lowercase…

Inside a vault…..????

Longing for someone (during rep era) that you have to hide. That makes you feel guilty, like you’re sinning….

[adhd-merlin]

The Lake Wife, by @irishyuri [commissioned]

[shinraalpha]

*presses button on dictaphone* Pedro Pascal as Inigo Montoya, the only human casting in The Muppet's Princess Bride

[xxrat--punkxx]

In light of uh... Recent trigun events on twitter, here's a tihylttw and trigun crossover

[remythologise]

My father was Cunoval, bearer of the blue war-shield of the Brigantes. Lord of five hundred spears.

[butterflysonnets]

boris: my dad killed a man with a pipe wrench. now you go

theo: uh. i uh. i dream... about my mom?

boris: NOT secret. do you like boys