@Satsuma i don't understand why you would care about 17 when 7 already divides it
@wallhackio i like “fremd” (which i learned thru @Lady’s influence). whither/hither/thither and whence/hence/thence are kinna basic but, properly used, they are underrated i think
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@Lady i could just test it but if they don't document it how do i know it's intentional that i can count on it >.>
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surprisingly not even a we-don't-pay-attention-to-firefox-support bug. it happens on chrome too.
@gaditb ooh thanks
@gaditb well now i’m glad you missed that bit. tho idk whether i’ll be able to get my hands on Yidl Mitn Fidl hehe
@aescling @wallhackio thanks y'all. will take these into consideration :)
i have watched Do The Right Thing before and liked it tho i don't remember my thoughts more specifically than that.
reposted as public since lbr i assume of peeps who follow me only @Lady has the ability to meaningfully filter on "does this film fit lyssa's tastes?" and i'm not counting on anybody including her trying to do so for this rec request
soliciting movie recommendations as i am home alone for the next couple of days and want something to put on the telly in the background (and/or more attentively watch, we'll see)
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@Lady this is accurate; i do not
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continuing yesterday's theme of cute little ways to put things out there on the web, i now suggest:
listography is a site that lets you make and share lists about yourself.
one of the people behind it, Lisa Nola, said about it: «Auto-biographical list-making is a pathway to rediscover memories, preserve stories, kickstart creative projects, visualize dreams, and keep a record of books, films, music, and all the other experiences that have transformed you.»
It's kind of an atypical approach to like, self-recording, self-processing, self-expression, whatever. But I think it's pretty charming. Maybe give it a try!
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