

If it determines their name sounds like (((one of them))), MechaHitler could lock its doors and detonate its batteries, helping to continue its namesake’s mission.
If it determines their name sounds like (((one of them))), MechaHitler could lock its doors and detonate its batteries, helping to continue its namesake’s mission.
They made the mistake of being underprepared in 1939; they’re not going to make it again.
Vietnam is known for its broadcasting equipment?
“Ryanair, which prefers operating from smaller, low-cost airports, has been a vocal critic of Poland’s plan to build a major new transport hub, the Central Communication Port (CPK), between Warsaw and Łódź.”
O’Leary really doesn’t like the idea of high-speed rail taking off and cutting into his market, does he?
You laugh now, but a hundred years after the collapse of technological civilisation, the surviving mass-produced artefacts of that lost age will be associated with great prestige and power. Imposing buildings like palaces and cathedrals will feature parts from long-lost machines as prominent architectural features to signal the power and proximity to the divine of those who commissioned them.
It’s OK. He has sat his son down and had the “hiding your power level” talk with him.
They weren’t “goth” because the entire medieval age was goth (see also: the cathedrals), and when everything is goth, there’s no reason for the term “goth” to exist.
Half a century or so later, when France occupied the Ruhr Valley after WW1, they billeted North African troops in the locals’ houses, some say to humiliate the once-proud Germans. (I didn’t read what happened afterwards, but I’m sure nothing bad resulted from this action.)
There was an old wacky-crooks story about a one-legged man who kept getting arrested stealing display shoes from shops when they matched his remaining leg.
About 500m or, if I want to go to a larger supermarket, about 2km.
There’s probably a market for targeting people matching not only a demographic category but the combination of one and attempts to keep it private, like religious conservatives who browse gay porn in incognito mode or seemingly progressive people who have right-wing views they keep secret.
Every generation thinks it invented being a wiseacre.
A good start.
Should it fall only on those descended from First Peoples to learn these languages? One could argue that settler Australians who acknowledge that they live on unceded First Nations land could do their part by learning and using some of the local language (and lore that goes with it).
Though with these languages being exclusively oral and unwritten, and post-settlement society depending extensively on writing, incorporating them in everyday life may be difficult. One could formulate orthographies and dictionaries for them, but then one would arguably have a constructed language that’s more a fan fiction of the original language.
The great* thing about wars in the Middle East is that you can recycle old ethnic slurs just by prefixing them with “sand”
IIRC, in the early 20th century, it was considered fashionable in some segments of French Canada to get all one’s teeth pulled out and replaced with dentures, so maybe time is a flat circle here.
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What happened to fish-benders, though?