Silver. He's not very "silvery", but I named him that when he was very young and when he had way whiter fur (no racism intended)
My poor internet refuses to let me upload one of the many pictures I have of him.
Silver. He's not very "silvery", but I named him that when he was very young and when he had way whiter fur (no racism intended)
My poor internet refuses to let me upload one of the many pictures I have of him.
You're welcome.
Still gender non-conforming, still present myself as a cisgender male, still get misgendered both online and IRL, still get accused of "homosexuality" (I'm asexual and aromantic aka NOT Gay).
And the fact that I live in Morocco only worsens these problems.
That explains a lot.
I genuinely thought that what comes after "well done" is "congratulations"
We could make an anti-MEMRI.
The Hebrew letter Chet does indeed correspond to the Arabic letter ح which makes the hard H sound. Since most Hebrew speakers cannot pronounce it, the closest sound to them is KH (also represented by the letter Kuf, Arabic equivalent is خ), thus when they try to pronounce "Hamas", they end up saying "KHAMASSS". And no, Chet is not the only Hebrew letter affected by a sound change like this, but it's the relevant one because it's used in the Hebrew spelling of "Hamas".
Hope that makes it make more sense.
I mean, it's a lot more fun for him to clean off the "gooch" that's found in these nasty computers, and entertain us in the process.
This is why I absolutely love this guy.
Google Nose?
(Yes, that was real, and yes, that was an April Fools joke)
And now I wish I was in the EU, at least so that Big Tech doesn't shit on me repeatedly.
I still rely on it for the Google Assistant, possibly the only Google related thing I still use that isn't YouTube.
And no, I'm not switching to Gemini.
So, basically the description of dystopia as seen in 1984 is applied differently depending on which country you live in, but it still technically exists everywhere. And that's just depressing.