Wait, don't eat without me guys! 1 comments
eupheme
· 5 years ago
I love how the doggo sees the bird coming and then unnecessarily moves out of the way.
French fry alignment guide 8 comments
eupheme
· 5 years ago
Guess I'm a true neutral evil? What's wrong with steak fries :((
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They don't demolish old skyscrapers anymore, they just overwrite them 2 comments
eupheme
· 5 years ago
Looks more like they merged an existing construction with a new one? I'm not sure
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Stjepan, Malena and Klepetan [FeelGoodSubstance] 10 comments
eupheme
· 5 years ago
They're honestly considered a national treasure and every year when Klepetan comes back it's on the news for sure. Also, Malena means "little one" and Klepetan means "one that claps" (as in clapping wings).
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh 4 comments
Fishy Fun Day #45: Language Game Edition 4 comments
eupheme
· 5 years ago
Oof, in Croatian it's "škrga“ - pronounced shkr-gah (the r is hard). It's a good example of how sometimes we use an r as a vowel, and there are many words that are all consonants (mostly 3-letter) that implement that.
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Groan 7 comments
eupheme
· 5 years ago
Egg on pizza is great, and for some reason I also love having a glass of cold milk on the side. People look at me weird when I say this and I haven't come across anyone who likes it as well :/
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Word Game - Entry 6 15 comments
eupheme
· 5 years ago
In Croatian, curse is "kletva". Another similar word is "zakletva" which means oath.
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His motives are beyond your understanding 4 comments
eupheme
· 5 years ago
I found a translation on reddit in case anyone was wondering: (also these are really simplified)
> friendship
ziggurat
hate sex
feel good
Gilgamesh
hate life
> sex
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> friendship
ziggurat
hate sex
feel good
Gilgamesh
hate life
> sex
Word Game - Entry 2 21 comments
eupheme
· 5 years ago
Croatian: krumpir
The word originates from variants of the German "Grundbirne" which literally means "ground pear"
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The word originates from variants of the German "Grundbirne" which literally means "ground pear"
Pick yennefer 6 comments