æʃliŋ, purrepurrocessor @aescling@cat.family

@coriander where’s my devoted valet :c

@coriander @wallhackio i was going to share it myself and then i was like “wait they’re also on discord i don’t need to steal the valor” but he just shared it on mastodon instead

@coriander @wallhackio that i do

@The_T @vaporeon_ most normal english language spelling

@vaporeon_ i’ve been waiting fur an oppurrtunity fur this to be relevant lol

@vaporeon_ oh is this meme footage of you then https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHui84ZvYs8

@monorail @vaporeon_ @wallhackio @The_T you’re lucky i have no stake in this one lmao

@vaporeon_ @wallhackio @monorail @The_T i think in n out burger does it too? but it’s definitely not a normal thing here

@vaporeon_ @wallhackio @monorail @The_T five guys is fairly unique fur this as far as fast food goes, fur the record

@The_T @wallhackio @monorail that’s because i follow vaporeon, a consequence of the fact that i am a sucker fur pokémon

@vaporeon_ the niche open source market is working on spiritual successors though, like the tangara

@vaporeon_ no

@vaporeon_ as a kit it was reserved fur special occasions and did thus have the appeal of a shiny lol

@vaporeon_ apparently canadians say filtered or unfiltered apple juice. we americans are confusing about it instead fur whatever reason

@vaporeon_ it did not occur to me how confusing this is until i just spelled it out lol

@vaporeon_ in the US we call unfilteted apple juice “apple cider”, and use the term “hard cider” to refur to alcoholic ciders. unless it’s in a context where you’re expecting to buy alcoholic beverages anyway, like on the tap list in a bar or something, in which case we do call it “just” cider

@vaporeon_ here in the US we call that sparkling apple cider, and we use it as a nonalcoholic alternative to champagne

@monorail the tall one knows her purriorities

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@vaporeon_ vaporeon :3