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interpreting something not lewd as lewd 

@Agiri@masto.ninja @squirrel "8 [...] at once"...

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interpreting something not lewd as lewd 

@squirrel MCP23017 :blobeyes:

@noelle also nobody ever finishes a meal

They always leave when they're half way through it

@Jo @ratbaby @karyl@cybre.space I haven't been in one for a little while but last I knew the ones around Bristol all had the machines where they just push a button

you, a normie: octo expansion is a splatoon 2 thing

me, still has a normal day job somehow: actually it's when your tentacles start growing a lot

Huh, Leica (of camera fame) are getting into the watch game

hodinkee.com/articles/leica-wa

And getting into it in a big way as well, the movement is made by Lehmann Präzision

@Siphonay@octodon.social odd features in general... hmm... English, definitely English

Bloody confusing grammar, bizarre mish-mash of various other languages

Yeah, English is pretty weird

@a_breakin_glass @noelle yeah, ancient greece is like, 800BCE to 600CE on the wider definitions, that's still mostly before Jesus was a thing and it took a while for the christianisation of the whole place

@noelle ancient greece...

as in the ancient greece that existed primarily in years commonly referred to with "BC" slapped on the end...

was christian...

bloody hell.

@matt what? no!

It's not their fault they were created to further a terrible business model

Take them to a nice place out in the countryside so they can play with their friends and be rehabilitated

The best thing about gpg is that once you're imprisoned for incorrectly using it in a serious situation, a gpg developer will be in your jail cell to tell you how it wasn't a gpg bug

@squirrel chan's fuck-up hour: come for the video games, stay to watch her hope slowly fade away while playing an indescribably bad Dilbert game

@rey that and we're the ones who came up with apple pie and fried chicken

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