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396 words. Staring blankly. Think I'll stop before I start typing entire pages of commas or something.
Found the one word of Polish I learned from my grandmother (and retained; I'm pretty sure I had two or three more when I was small) in my English/Polish Polish/English dictionary. It's vulgar slang. I have perturbed several people with my glee about this.
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larksdream, does Polish have a diminutive noun suffix?
My cat, already widely acknowledged as The Stupid Cat, is really quite dim. He was making a nuisance of himself earlier, so I took off my shirt and put it over his head. He responded by backing up, as cats are wont to do. And backing up. And backing up. And backing up off the bottom of the bed with a flailing-about thump and in a shower of clean laundry . . .
. . . yeah, really tired. Vaguely sick-feeling, which is probably a feedback loop on not eating well because I'm stressed and depressed and being stressed and depressed and thus not eating well. Sleep (originally typed 'Skeeo') until better, or at least rested.
Found the one word of Polish I learned from my grandmother (and retained; I'm pretty sure I had two or three more when I was small) in my English/Polish Polish/English dictionary. It's vulgar slang. I have perturbed several people with my glee about this.
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larksdream, does Polish have a diminutive noun suffix?My cat, already widely acknowledged as The Stupid Cat, is really quite dim. He was making a nuisance of himself earlier, so I took off my shirt and put it over his head. He responded by backing up, as cats are wont to do. And backing up. And backing up. And backing up off the bottom of the bed with a flailing-about thump and in a shower of clean laundry . . .
. . . yeah, really tired. Vaguely sick-feeling, which is probably a feedback loop on not eating well because I'm stressed and depressed and being stressed and depressed and thus not eating well. Sleep (originally typed 'Skeeo') until better, or at least rested.