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@noelle a, b, c, d, e, f, cookie.monster

@kimdanes@octodon.social one of the things that happens as you're getting on your way is an urchin will also ask you what you want to be called. ur gender has no bearing on your choice of titles (and you can change it anytime you draw the urchin card)

also i know there's at least one canonically nb character in the game, tho none i know of are gonna be easy to find

@fluttergirly smells like dry wet

@ElfLord self-care

@set@bsd.network yeah it doesn't make any sense. i isn't even a real note

how do u follow someone multiple times at once

(specifically, from a single account. i know the word-magics as well as you do)

@Camas@girlcock.club ðy is a kumplitli difrint saund ðo. ai wil kunsid ðat ju wud bi betar

@Camas@girlcock.club wi did yiu dubl ð numbr uv ſilubls in ðis ſentens

@Camas@girlcock.club tri ind stip mi

@Camas@girlcock.club stop adiŋ uneseseri letrs & i mait giv u wun. juſt ſumþiŋ tu kip in mind

@elfi @InTheLandOfTheRisingSun in some cases, certainly. but some rules are english original(tm), and besides. most languages don't use the spelling rules of a completely different language to spell their loanwords

@elfi @InTheLandOfTheRisingSun hey, english has very strict spelling rules. they're just so inconsistent they typically apply to Individual Fucking Words

@InTheLandOfTheRisingSun not necessarily. i think that depends what parts you throw out

like, if you keep the spelling rules but remove the pronunciation rules, that doesn't change anything once people adjust to it. if you keep the pronunciation rules but remove the spelling rules, suddenly english is a learnable language