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By rusty pins · Posted
I thought listing your real age was a requirement of being a member. Want to weigh in on that Mikey? -
By rusty pins · Posted
Just eat some Taco Bell or other spicy food and the first time you mess your diaper you'll feel the fire breathing dragons! -
I knew this was the outcome of "strike three" - Love the Karate-Kid vibes of Fiancee's underling being assigned to the task. -
By Little_Girl_Olivia · Posted
"Bon." I nodded in confirmation that I did indeed appear to understand the rules of the game and I rolled a one, rather than the perquisite six needed to move my first round headed piece out of the starting area. "Un... um... Je-den?" I stated, first speaking the french word which meant one and then adding in the Slovak word I'd asked previously but hesitating because I wasn't sure, if like in French, words were gendered and subject to modification. A flick through my pocket phrasebook seemed to confirm this was the case. I experimented to confirm my hypothesis. "Jeden?" I held up one finger to indicate the number one. I assumed like in my own language that the male gender was used in a neutral context. Then after looking up the word for die, I applied the feminine adjective "Jedna kocka?" I asked, but wasn't sure if this was the correct gender for the object I'd selected so I tried again with something more obvious from the handful of Slovak words I'd already learned. "Jeden syn?" I gestured at Milan. "Jedna matka?" I gestured at Magda. "Jedna dcéra?" I lastly gestured to myself and blushed as I passed the die along for play to continue after verbally identifying myself as female for the first time. -
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