You have to be able to lift FROM the chair
FellowHuman
joined 3 years ago
Baastard I've lost
Nice, thanks 😁 The first word was the issue for me. "Zasraný" "Zajebaný" is something we have as well. I would translate them as "shitface" "fucker". But yeah the english is a bit weak on insults compared to "post comunist countries".
Za prvý nevim co to znamená a za druhý mě to uráží 😃
(Paraphrased Czech movie quote: First I don't know what it means and seccond I'm offended by it)
Hu-ha
Now I want a storry, where Joker is just in love with Harley, so he does all the criminal sh*t just to impress her, cause she kinda insane.
After years he realizes this is unhealthy and just goes and get's a desk Job and once in a while has beer with bruce and rants about past.
What a Weird guy
What law validates his arrest? Did just say he was somehow obstructing the gathering? Or something like "you can't bother people"?
Not worth risking, being on same continent as americans.
I don't disagree, my point was that atleast in my case, if Im not given the gendre of an animal, I fallback to the gramatical gender. At-least in czeck, since it requires me to chabge the shape of the word to express the "other" gender.
That highly depends on the language.
Example in Czech: Generic Fox (Liška) is a girl Generic Wolf (Vlk) is a boy
Because our words themself have genders. Fox: Liška (girl) Lišák (boy) but default if you don't knoe the sex of the animal is in this case the girl version.
This differs per language. And in german (if I'm not mistaken) fox is Der Fuchs, so boy.
I'm using boy/girl instead of male/female, because ... I don't know, that is how I think about it.
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That's normal?
I thought I'm weird for feeling either:
And just have to guess from context.