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[freyaswolf]

watching people on tiktok consume borax is uh. something.

[gillanfryingpan]

this one’s hard to explain for the normies

it’s me and my girlfie (fictive) based on the painting by J. C. Leyendecker (shown under the cut)

and version without glasses teehee

[theultimatekamehamehavoc]

[geee-three]

screams in rairpair

[srbachchan]

DAY 6054

Jalsa, Mumbai Sept 14, 2024 Sat 11:43 pm

Birthday - EF Mahendra Chaudhari .. Mahendra C ..

Ef Ritika Jain Sunday, 15 September .. and all our wishes to our Ef with the prayer that all be well and in the joy of happiness and a harmonious life .. 🌹❤️❤️

time passed away and the time now reads 1:18 am of the Sunday September of the year 2024 .. so what .. we are still on it ..

some rather interesting developments occurred .. the bandages .. few bandages came off .. so when the walk on the GOJ occurs they shall be in remission and absent - the bandages !!

the distance from the well wishers gets intimate and close as the stand rolls forward .. gives me better position to welcome those that stand on the mid partition of the road , and often go unnoticed .. no that shall not happen or should never happen ..

yes the well wisher is the reason for our presence .. they dictate our being .. they desire , we aspire and give reason for their presence .. !

without them we are nobody .. nothing nada .. !!!

fear not the disinterest from the audience .. when you aspire they be the ones to walk beside you ..

each criticism is the bed of steaming fire coals that compel you to walk over them .. and when it has been swept under the bare feet .. the ground on the other side is the coolant respite ..

my love and expectations for the morrow by the Gate ..❤️

Amitabh Bachchan

🪔 ,

September 15 .. not forgetting the birthday greetings to Ef Vinita J from Hyderabad .. 🙏🏻❤️🚩

September 14 .. belated birthday wishes to Ef Shani Yadav from Kolkata .. lots of joys and balloons 🎈 from the Ef Family .. ❤️

[herejusttosufferalong]

An updated WH key since we have some new players in our chats. I put everything after L & N in alphabetical order for ease of use.

L: Luke Newton

N: Nicola Coughlan (Nic for short)

A, 🐜, 🦀, 🥬: Antonia (Luke’s rumored girlfriend)

BM: Big Mood (show Nic starred in)

BTON: Bridgerton

BTS: Behind the scenes

C: Charmaine (Tom's girlfriend, one of the only friends of Luke that follows Nic)

CJ: Claudia Jessie (Eloise on BTON)

CW: Camilla (Nic's close friend)

DM: Deuxmoi (celebrity gossip site)

EB: Emily Bear (composer who co-wrote a Bridgerton fan album)

EF: Eamon Farren (Nic's Australian friend, was in Big Mood with her, has been rumors they maybe dated)

HB: Hailey Bieber (Antonia's idol)

HBS: hot boy summer

HD: Hannah Dodd (Francesca from BTON)

J: Jade (Luke's ex gf)

JB: Jonathon Bailey (Anthony from BTON)

JB when paired with HB: Justin Bieber

JD: Jake Dunn (Nic's friend who Deuxmoi has posted about her being out with multiple times implying they're dating)

JM: Jack Murphy (BTON choreographer, fellow Waffle House patron)

JR: Jack Rooke (Nic's friend)

JVN: Jonathon Van Ness (Nic's friend)

LF: Luke Fetherson (Nic's friend)

LT, Luke T: Luke Thomson (Benedict from BTON)

PFW: Paris Fashion Week

R: Rory (Luke’s friend since childhood)

RG: Ruth Gemmell (Lady Bridgerton)

RW: Ryan Wheeler (BTS videographer, our resident Michelin Star Chef)

S: Sienna (Rory’s girlfriend)

SATC: Sex and the City (Nic posted a video using a sound from SATC after the pap walk)

SF: Soho Farmhouse (member's only club/hotel Luke often takes his gf's and friends to)

SM: Social Media

T: Tom (Luke’s friend)

TSOT: The Shape of Things (play Luke was in)

WH: Waffle House (the restaurant we’re all in waiting on this ship)

adding in the original WH key for any newbies here

[crwbannwen]

So one way I keep Welsh (Cymraeg) alive in my brain is by translating Hello from the Hallowoods into Welsh. So far I’ve only been sticking to season 1 intros because actually doing the story would be quite the commitment and come with some complicated decisions.

But out of curiosity, I’d like some opinions on:

(If anyone is interested in more about Welsh and why I’m asking this, here’s my very very long ramblings below)

Welsh translations I’ve read often translate names which I’m not fussed on since it can change the intended ethnicity of a character and diminish diversity. The Welsh alphabet is different though (and we often translate names into the English alphabet, too), we don’t have ‘x’ ‘k’, ‘v’ or ‘z’. We have the sounds for ‘x’ ‘k’ and ‘v’ through ‘cs’ ‘c’ and ‘f’ (‘ff’ makes the english ‘f’ sound) but we don’t really have a ‘z’ (but we have ‘s’ which is the same just voiceless), it’s also very debated whether or not we have a ‘j’ (which makes the Wickers a frightening concept to translate). We had no ‘j’ sound so we added ‘j’ for loan words like ‘jiraf’ (giraffe). But some people think that’s us just tweaking our language to suit English. But quite frankly: if you speak welsh you know English well enough to know what the name ‘Kate’ is without making it spelt with a ‘c’. So the only names I’m planning to translate are object or verb ones like the mendes (and maybe the indies)

Some other questions I have: Like what type of ‘you’ should I use (it’s not always clear in english when someone is addressing a singular individual or multiple people or being polite or impolite, it actually makes English particularly effective for marketing)? Should I translate ‘Moth’ and moths pronouns to ‘Gwyfyn’ or keep it in English? Welsh doesn’t have a gender neutral object pronoun (we have a ‘they’ equivalent but no ‘it’ equivalent), so how should I refer to Creep? I’m not aware of any Neopronouns in Welsh, so what do I do then?

Here are welsh pronouns:

Female: hi / Ei + aspirate mutation

Male: e/fe/ef/o/fo/of / Ei + Soft Mutation.

(The many forms of ‘he’ come from dialect (o/e) and complicated rules about vowels (where the ‘f’ goes)).

They: nhw/eu (until the LGBT+ movement, I don’t know if ‘nhw’ was used for singular but it is now)

Objects are reffered to by their grammatical gender, welsh speakers rarely know grammatical gender (some people I’ve spoken to didn’t even know we had grammatical gender) so we just use masculine because the mutations are easier: so should Creep be changed to ‘nhw/ein’ to keep it gender neutral or to the grammatical gender of ‘amalgam of flesh and bone’?

There’s one cheat you can do with this, and that’s ‘mae’n’ is an abbreviation used for both ‘mae e’n’ and ‘mae hi’n’, (roughly means ‘it is’), but that means I’m heavily restricted to one tense and can’t talk about Creep in the past tense.

I could experiment and drop the pronoun, I suppose. Welsh is a pro-drop language. Dropping it in every tense and instance would be interesting at the very least. (Creep pronouns going to be: dim/diolch)

I was gonna delete all this but honestly? No, I enjoy ranting about the Welsh language, no one needs to read it if they don’t want to.

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[billygoat26]

Guys- we're spelling out letters

A = ae

B = bi

C = cee

D = dee

E = ee or ei

F = ef

G = gee

H = huh (don't ask how we got huh out of h)

I = ehey

J = gay

K = kay

L = el

M = em

N = en

O = oh

P = pi

Q = cue

R = ar

S = es

T = ti

U = yu

V = vee

W = dubbleyu

X = ex

Y = why

Z = zee

Now make a sentence

emwhy emohtihuheiar beeaekayeies pieiaeenyuties (my mother baked peanuts)

[zundamonnn]

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[eepy-enby]

Another Virtual Piano sheet!

Time for the big one, The Mind Electric as a Virtual Piano sheet! This is definitely one of my favorites and I'm super happy to share it with the world! :)

For the best experience I recommend this Roblox game or alternatively this browser version.

(Made by editing a pre-existing MIDI file and using this converter website)

𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙈𝙞𝙣𝙙 𝙀𝙡𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙧𝙞𝙘 - 𝙗𝙮 ミラクルミュージカル (𝙈𝙞𝙧𝙖𝙘𝙡𝙚 𝙈𝙪𝙨𝙞𝙘𝙖𝙡)

Transpose: -9

h--G-h- j-k-h-j- [wd] S [ed] r [0f]-[Qa] w [es] [ra] [es] w [Qd] 0 [Qs] 9 [wa] e [rd]-[0uh]-[7rk]- [6tj] [yh] [tG] [rf] [ed]-y- [wd] S [ed] r [0f]-[Qa] w [es] [ra] [tp]-[yd]-[us] I [oa]-[yo]-[up]-[yu]- [tI] [ru] [eI]-0-0- [wd] S d-[0f]-a- [es] a p-[9d]-s- [wa]-d-[0h]-k- [ej] h G f [9d]-- [wd] S d-[0f]-a- [es] a p-[9d]-s- [wa]-o-[ep]-u- [yI] u [9I]-[wo]-- 0-0-0-0- [0u]-[0u]-[0u]-[0u]- [wz] L z-[0x]-k- [el] k j-[9z]-l- [wk]-z-[0v]-n- [eb] v C x [9z]-- [wz] L z-[0x]-k- [el] k j-[9z]-[sl]- [wak]-[oh]-[epj] [ak] [sl]- [yak]-9 [pj] [woh]-- 0-0-0-0- [0u]-[0u]-[0u]-[0u]- [6ef]sp[7rf]sp[8tf]sp[9yf]sp [0uf]aO[7rf]aO[Wf]aO[7rf]aO [7rf]sp[6ef]sp[wf]sp[qf]sp [0f]aO[Qf]aO[wf]aO[Wf]aO [6ef]sp[7rf]sp[8tf]sp[9yg]sp [0uf]aO[7rf]aO[Wf]aO[7rf]aO [7rf]sp[6ef]sp[wf]sp[qf]sp [0u]-[0u]-[0u]-[0u]- [wd] [yS] [od] a [0f] y [ua] o [es] [ua] [ps] f [9d] p [os] I [wa] y [od] a [0h] y [uk] o [ej] [uh] [pG] f [9d] p o I [wdz] [uSL] [adz] o [0fx] u [ak] o [esl] [uak] [sl] p [9dz] u [sl] p [wak] y [oh] a [epj] y [upf] s [yIG] [yuf] [9uIG] o [woah]-- 0-0-0-0- [0u]-[0u]-[0u]-[0u]- [6ef]sp[7rf]sp[8tf]sp[9yf]sp [0uf]aO[7rf]aO[Wf]aO[7rf]aO [7rf]sp[6ef]sp[wf]sp[qf]sp [0f]aO[Qf]aO[wf]aO[Wf]aO [6ef]sp[7rf]sp[8tf]sp[9yg]sp [0uf]aO[7rf]aO[Wf]aO[7rf]aO [7rf]sp[6ef]sp[wf]sp[qf]sp [0uf]aO[0uf]aO[0uf]aO[0uf]aO [ef]aO[rf]aO[Tf]aO[Yf]aO [uf]aO[rf]aO[Wf]aO[rf]aO [rf]aO[ef]aO[Wf]aO[Qf]aO [0f]aO[Qf]aO[wf]aO[Wf]aO [6ef]aO[7rf]aO[*Tf]aO[(Yf]aO [0uf]aO[7rf]aO[Wf]aO[7rf]aO [7rf]aO[6ef]aO[Wf]aO[Qf]aO [0f]aO[Qf]aO[wf]aO[Wf]aO [6eups]-[ups]-[0ups]-[ups]- [6eups]-[ups]-[0ups]-[ups]- [6eups]-[ups]-[0ups]-[ups]- [6eups]-[ups]-[0ups]-[ups]- [6efx]-[0et]-[0dz]-[0etsl]- [6efx]-[0et]-[0dz]-[0etsl]- [6efx]-[0et]-0-[0et]- [6e]-[0et]-0-[0etfx] [dz] [6esl] [sl] [0etsl]-0-[0etgc]- [6efx]-[0et]-0-[0etx] z [6el] l [0etl]-0-[0etgc]- [6efx]-[0et]-0-[0etx] z [6el] l [0etl]-0-[0etgc]- [6efx]-[0et]-[0dz] [sl] [0etfx]- [0u]-[0u]-[0u]-[0u]- [0u]-[0u]-[0u]-[0u]- [6efx]-[0et]-[0dz]-[0etsl]- [6efx]-[0et]-[0dz]-[0etsl]- [6efx]-[0ethv]-[0jb]-[0etlm]- [6e]-[0et]-0-[0etlm] [lm] [6ez]-[0etlm]-[0z]-[0etlm]- [6ez]-[0etlm]-[0z]-[0etlm]- [6efx]-[0et]-0-[0et]- [6e]-[0et]-0-[0ets] s [6ed]-[0ets]-[0d]-[0ets]- [6ed]-[0ets]-[0d]-[0ets]- [8ts]--[0uf]-- [woh]--[tsl]-- [6ez]-[0etl]-[0z]-[0etl]- [6ez]-l[0et] z 0-[0et]-k [6e]-[0etj]-[0z]-[0etl]- [6e]-[0et]-0-[0et]- [0z]wt-l-z-l- [tv]us c-x--[sl]- [0sl]wtus---- 0-0-0-0- [0u]-[0u]-[0u]-[0u]- d S d-f-a- s a s-d-s- a-d-h-k- j h G f d-- d S d-f-a- s a s-d-s- a-o-p-u- I u I-o

Feel free to send me a message if you have any questions at all!

[brazilspill]

Is it just me or is it weird that English doesn't have names for the letters, they just write the letter itself as a capital letter?

It just feels like such a gap in the language.

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In case anyone's curious, the names of the letters in Portuguese are

A = Á, B = Bê, C = Cê, D = Dê, E = É, F = Efe, G = Gê, H = Agá, I = Í

J = Jota, L = Ele, M = Eme, N = Ene, O = Ó, P = Pê, Q = Quê

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Book Review:

I finished a collection of Roald Dahl books (short stories for adults), Penguin Random House UK. There is one under the cover title FEAR (c.2017) which was originally published as ‘Roald Dahl’s Book of Ghost Stories’. The only thing he wrote for this one was the Foreword/ Introduction. I usually don’t read such because I have an active enough imagination and live in a house that has tendencies towards the unexplained. But not wanting to waste money (I bought them as a discount bundle), I thought the least I could do was take tiny bites and sit through one reading. They are pretty good selection of talented writers:

W.S. by LP Hartley

Harry by Rosemary Timperley

The Corner Shop by Cynthia Asquith

In the Tube by EF Benson

Christmas Meeting by Rosemary Timperley

Elias and the Draug by Jonas Lie

Playmates by AM Burrage

Ringing the Changes by Robert Aickman

The Telephone by Mary Treadgold

The Ghost of a Hand by J Sheridan Le Fanu

The Sweeper by AM Burrage

Afterward by Edith Wharton

On the Brighton Road by Richard Middleton

The Upper Berth by F Marion Crawford

‘Ringing’ was a little much by the fact that it spawned a series of bad dreams for me but I can’t blame the book; it was because my imagination really latched on to that one to create some scary visuals as it is a little familiar in some ways.

What I like about this collection of stories in FEAR is that there is a refrain from gore, sex and embellished/glorified violence -- very refined, polite company type of ghost stories, if you will, the type you read (aloud perhaps?) all safe and sound under a warm blanket with a hot toddy or spiced cider during the month of October.

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I’ll take a stab at making the key of abbreviations for everyone. Feel free to add to it:

L: Luke Newton

N: Nicola Coughlan

A, 🐜, 🦀: Antonia (L’s rumored girlfriend)

R: Rory (L’s friend since childhood)

S: Sienna (Rory’s girlfriend)

J or JD: Jake Dunn (Nicolas’s friend who Deuxmoi has posted about her being out with multiple times implying they’re dating)

DM: Deuxmoi

T: Tom (L’s friend)

C: Charmaine (Tom’s girlfriend)

HBS: Hot boy summer

WH: Waffle House (the restaurant we’re all in waiting on this ship)

SATC: Sex and the City (N posted a video using a sound from SATC after the pap walk.)

JB: Jonathon Bailey

CJ: Claudia Jessie

LT, Luke T: Luke Thomson

I’m sure I’ve missed some but those are the most commonly used.

One correction:

J is for Jade Luke's ex

JD is specifically for Jake Dunn

CW is Camilla, Nic's friend

JR Jack Rooke, Nic's friend

EF Eamon, Nic's Australian friend

JVN Jonathan Van Ness, Nic's friend

LF Luke Fetherston, Nic's Friend

SF is occasionally used for Soho Farmhouse

PFW is Paris Fashion Week, won't be used much now but if you see it on older posts

BTON obvs Bridgerton

BM occasionally used for Big Mood

TSOT The Shape of Things, Luke's play

important to note, JB is for Johnny Bailey but if you see JB and HB together it is a reference to Justin and Hailey Bieber who are also referred to as the beavers on occasion

EB Emily Bear

RW Ryan Wheeler, our resident Michelin Star Chef

JM is Jack Murphy but is very rarely referenced as such

SM is for Social Media

GA is for General Audience

The Russian and the troll account are two useless bitches

Let me know if there are any we missed

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