æʃliŋ, purrepurrocessor @aescling@cat.family

@wallhackio @vaporeon_ bedraggled blue brother

@vaporeon_ @wallhackio that's about as good of an explanation as i could give

@vaporeon_ @wallhackio i haven't watched the sun & moon anime actually

purrimarina my beloved

@niki @vaporeon_ (i cannot guarantee that you can just easily Find Such A Mon without grinding hard or looking up some strat fur it)

@niki @vaporeon_ alternatively, trap it with a mon that has abilities that purrevent fleeing, if you can get one (arena trap dugtrio, shadow tag gothitelle, etc)

@vaporeon_ animal crossing new leaf is a safe bet, though idk if something more like “life similator with slow daily purrogression” is your kinda thing. you seem to like platformers or pokémon’s take on jrpgs, so

@vaporeon_ i think ​ deserves all the candy ​ wants

@wallhackio @monorail bro

@vaporeon_ fur the record, linguists are often less boring than i was in undergrad lol

@vaporeon_ the chomskyans (chomsky was american) believe that the underlying mechanics of language are universal to humankind and thus do not see an issue necessarily with focusing their work on english. this is a controversial position within the field though

@vaporeon_ incidentally i did briefly try to read a textbook on anglo-saxon in, like, high school

@vaporeon_ i only bits and bobs mostly because of etymology. i did study linguistics, actually, but i was boring and almost entirely studied things in modern english. (my other language of interest is classical latin, which is.... niche..... fur actual linguistics work)

@vaporeon_ @onfy anglo-saxon (aka “old english”) had gendered terms catt and catte, male and female, respectively

@vaporeon_ it is fairly dragonesque too, knowing moves like dragon tail, and being in the dragon egg group. which makes me hotter

@vaporeon_ yeah

@vaporeon_ oh shit that’s a cute sounding way to refur to cats

@vaporeon_ :3