Oh My God Wisconsin's Governor Just Used A Line Item Veto To Secure School Funding Increases Every Year

RETURN TO DREAMLAND DELUXE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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feel old yet? 10:36 was 0-24 hours ago

have i ever told you guys about the Jerry?

now i have

you're welcome

#567 Archeops

FUN FACT!!!!!! Ββ is not pronounced /b/ in (Modern) Greek! It's actually /v/. also Ηη is /i/. so beta (βήτα in greek) is pronounced vita in greek. picture related

if you want to make a b sound, you gotta do μπ (mp).

fun!

pokemon mystery dungeon gates to infinity is literally persona 3

wanted to see if the ai would be able to answer set theory questions. it was pretty close actually! (maybe my wording was confusing? idk)

im going to edit to add more examples btw

YOOOOOOOOOO

(i didn't have the actual => symbol ready to use so i used → instead, but it worked!)

AND IT UNDERSTANDS WHY Q/⊆P omg

Boutta commit some crimes against humanity

more dewottposting

pmd oc jumpscare

The Hero of Paradise Born from Hell

his world isn't, like, yknow, actual hell, he just calls it that because it's Really Bad

the only human who can go back to his world. the only human who doesn't want to go back to his world.

his partner is a serperior named Moss

i would dump all his lore here but i dont feel like writing it all down here rn

fun fact: the word "transparent" comes from the Latin "trans", which means "happy pride month", and "pareo", meaning "to appear visible"

this is because pride month makes trans people more visible, or something like that

fun fact: the word "prosthetic" comes from the greek word πρόσθεση (prosthesi[1]), meaning addition

fun fact: the auto- prefix (e.g. automobile, autodefenestration, etc.), means "self" in English. But in Greek (at least, Modern Greek), "αυτό" just means "it" (3rd person neuter singular pronoun) and is pronounced "afto"

fun fact: "diaeresis" (those two dots on ä ë ï ö ü (NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH GERMAN'S UMLAUT. VERY DIFFERENT THINGS), example: naïve) comes from the Greek word διαίρεση (dieresi[1][2]), meaning "division"

fun fact: there is a word in Spanish for "pulling an all-nighter", "trasnochar". It comes from "trans" (happy pride month), meaning "across", and "noche", meaning "night". Because you're staying awake across the entire night

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