alyssa @alyssa@cat.family
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Joined May 2022
re: ttrpgposting
@aescling correct. you get XP for pushing your friends off of high places or into water, stealing delicious things from your friends and eating it fast, pooping on someone from high up, among other things.
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@Satsuma i agree wholeheartedly.
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i told sofi about the rule in ¡MAPACHES! where basically no prank or anything a raccoon does to another member of their band can cause them damage, and zie is coming up with hilarious and absurd hypotheticals to test the limits of this rule
my favorite is: you're all on top of a really tall building and your buddy is about to fall off, and you can't save them, but you can push them. If you push them off the edge, does they mean they aren't hurt by the fall?
vivi is watching mastermind on the tv so attentively
en los crucigramas en castellano se pueden sacar más pistas de la flexión que en los en inglés
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my wife called me on my having named my sewaddle Arachne when the sewaddle line sews, they don't weave.
for example: we hung it up to dry, and then when we gave it back to her, she immediately dropped it in her water cup. then did it at least two more times in like three minutes
i think we now have convincing evidence that vivi prefers for her toy rat to be moist
@Satsuma i was more thinking about them self porting onto or off of me in this case.
cats are kinda like self portable heaters. that self port only when they want to
@wallhackio i assume the former but i didn’t check
eye of the tiger is the funniest song i've ever heard a nightcore version of for some reason
vivi tiene sus pies encima de las mías :>
vivi has figured out how to sit on the side of a purse hanging from our bag rack
some things that spanish uses the same word for:
- the outer layer of the earth (the crust, in english)
- the outer layer of a tree (the bark, in english)
- the outer layer of the brain (the cerebral cortex in english, which turns out to be ~the same word)
la corteza
un juego de palabras bilingüe:
si contratás con el diablo, hacelo en inglés.
porque en inglés el diablo es débil.
@aschmitz in general she's very good at adjusting herself and quickly getting back to sleep but i still prefer not to disturb her if i can get away with it
"el Programa de Mejoramiento de Zonas Aqueológicas (Promeza)". Spanish speakers are good at acronyms.
in English: the program of improvement of archaeological zones (promeza, pronounced the same as "promesa" = promise)
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Joined May 2022
