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nickismyspiritanimal · 1 year ago
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livelovecaliforniadreams · 2 months ago
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But if we don't get Buck shaving Eddies Mustache like Nick shaving Schmidts mustache then I don't want it. I need that parallel in my life so I'm manifesting it.
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stolen-glass-bottle · 2 years ago
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what a fun night to be Plagued By Gay People
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schnickledooger · 7 months ago
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One of my fav bits in the Disabled Tyrant's Beloved Pet Fish is the fact that second prince's Mu Tianzhao's arch nemesis is a small little carp!
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The fact that he hates Li Yu sooooo much the mere sight of him sends him into a near catatonic state of panic and rage that all he can do is viciously fantasize eating the little carp in a fish stew! HAHAHAHA
Prince Jing: you know what, imma capitalize on this *sneaks onto roof of his older brothers palace house arrest and drops plushie resembling Li Yu's carp form into his soup*
Mu Tianzhao: *sees the Fish of Misfortune* SCREAMS LIKE ALL SEVEN HELLS ARE AFTER HIM "DONT HURT ME! DONT FIND ME! HELP! SAVE ME!"
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inbarfink · 6 months ago
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Nation: Cosmo and I were crossing the street, and this dude drove by and honked at us
Bert, sighing: What did Cosmo do?
Nation: He chased him to the next red light, then reached into his window and...
Cosmo: Who wants a steering wheel?
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pupil-of-law · 9 months ago
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@mettleborn
Though it was late in the evening, and the townhouse had been empty and silent all day, the sound of the busy thoroughfare outside, uproarious with the traffic of pedestrians and the swift flow of horses and hansoms, now thrummed down below. Adelheid’s brother was not looking at her, but examining a stack of papers at the desk he stood at.
‘My judgment is final,’ he said curtly. ‘Indeed if it was not before, you may be assured that it now most certainly is. I could not have made a greater error in sending you into the field. Were you not my own flesh and blood I would not have begrudged the Ottomans the diplomatic right to your imprisonment and sentence… But you’re home now.’ He seemed to soften, slightly, and even lifted his small beetle-black eyes to her. He came out from behind the desk to approach his sister, shadows under his eyes showing in the dim light from the lamp on the glass-topped coffee table where Adelheid sat. Friedrich Zeitzler’s hair was sparse and macassared; a silky gradation at the temples of pale grey to darker brown partly obscured by a pair of small round spectacles. A dark, smooth moustache sat above his colourless lips. He reached out perfunctorily to take Adelheid’s palm and meet her eye. ‘Dr Joachim Behren. He remains a man of significant influence and generous sponsorship; you may have read some of his old speeches at the Reichstag during your school days. He is a keen member of the International Eugenics Congress, and believes in good breeding. This is a high compliment.’ Pausing for a moment to appreciate the limpness of Adelheid’s recedent hand, and to notice her eyes glittering with fury, her lips parting to issue an objection, he frowned in incredulity.
‘Don’t you dare speak. Your conduct makes it clear you haven’t the slightest concept what we are are attempting to achieve in this war. Do you think that I - that Germany - are such spendthrifts of human life that we would allow the casual larceny of an entire generation, for so common a reason as you might employ when deciding what evening dress to wear? Do you truly think the world is so fashioned? That the human good comes about by the mere whim of politicians. No. Peace and prosperity for mankind takes violence you cannot imagine, and sacrifice which you will soon appreciate. You are German. You owe this duty to your homeland and by God I will make sure you fulfil it! Like the rest of us.’
Suddenly there were footsteps, and a flurry of movement from between two high stone pillars at the entrance of the room. Zeitzler turned, rubbing his reddened temple with distress, to the noise. ‘Sebastian, is that you?’ ‘Guten Abend Geheimrat,’ came a deep bass voice in reply, and two men lumbered in. Sebastian, in shirtsleeves and a sweat-slick brow from dancing and drinking all night at the Princesse De Léon’s debutante ball, was smiling victoriously; his moist bright eyes catching for a moment to fix on Adelia, before sweeping away again. His companion, Baron Sipolje, wearing his Order of Maria Theresa on his breast, was an expensive looking man, effete and well-groomed, Zeitzler’s closest confidante. He made a low bow when he noticed Adelheid, and gave her a sinister, mincing smile as if he knew her fate better than she did. Throwing his hat and stick onto the armchair next to her almost as if to see if she would flinch, he noted: ‘Dear heart, what a face. Mata Hari act not quite work out, hm? I told your dear brother as much before you left. No, no, see-' he made so bold as to reach out his stubby fingers to her cheek to turn her face to the light, tutting and shaking his head. ‘Far too striking. Those cheekbones.’
Rather than aiding his sister, Zeitzler had already turned to Sebastian to study his agent with a long, circumspect look. Under its cold pressure, Sebastian merely leant back against a bookcase and spoke for the first time in a hoarse, soft voice; his eyes heavy but serene and untroubled. ‘Domine, me immundum.’ There was another brief silence, before Zeitzler responded: ‘Non, purus es.’ Sebastian swallowed, and when Zeitzler told him to go and rest he did so without another word.
‘You will not see him again,’ Friedrich turned his head to address Adelheid, before going to fetch the papers from his desk for her to sign. ‘He leaves tomorrow for the Belgian Frontier. If he returns, it will not be to Germany. Your sole and chief concern from this night on is the happiness of your husband. This is for your own good, as well as the good of your family and your country. Do we understand one another?’
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sucka99 · 1 year ago
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hankhill420 · 1 year ago
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Bert Schnick after putting Brad in a mental institution for what was probably clinical depression and erectile dysfunction:
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ddf-deepcuts · 1 year ago
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Normaler Alltag für Bob
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nickismyspiritanimal · 1 year ago
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homoerotic sitcom friendships
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emmacashmannn · 1 year ago
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minnichan · 1 year ago
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EN: rock, paper, scissors
GER: Schere, Stein, Papier (scissors, rock, paper)
But also this poll made me look up the Vietnamese version because while I know the phrase I don't actually know the meaning and...
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...what do you mean it's from English one, two, three?? I've never realised lmao (btw I say oẳn tù xi)
More info on Wiktionary (though to suit this poll I changed the translation):
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(Voting for the scissors, rock, paper option because between EN and GER, I used to play this in German more.)
Am just curious :)
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schnickledooger · 10 months ago
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Me: reading MDZS danmei book 2 featuring DRUNK Lan Zhan playing tag with Wei Ying and deliberately letting his honey catch him and frikkin LOOPING his BOUND arms (tied ith his headband mind you) over his head
LZ: "You caught me" (staring deep into WY's eyes)
Me: SHRIEKS AND PUNCHES HOLE IN MY WALL
THESE TWO WILL BE THE DEATH OF ME
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inbarfink · 6 months ago
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Sequel time.
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