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Where's Willy?: Pocket Rocket Edition
Your kids read Where's Wally —celebrating his 25th anni…
It reminds me of the Pandora!
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I've tried vi, emacs, and geany. They're all great, I think I've settled on emacs for general editing, and geany for programming.
Where's Willy?: Pocket Rocket Edition
Your kids read Where's Wally —celebrating his 25th anni…www.goodreads.com
dude, the short review alone is so much fun, i think i will order it right away!
im kida sorry for hijacking the threat, but one more thing about editors and i'll shut up:
once you tried git (and github) integration in vscodium, you'll never go back.
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Yeah, baby! *Queue festive Music*There was a "Were's Wally" sort of thing also in the game "Leisure Suit Larry: Love for Sail!"... but I won't tell how it was called
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The better question is, Is Wally some sort of terrible curse word in the US? As I understand it, Where's Wally is the original title and it was the US publishers who felt the need to change it to Waldo for US consumption for some bizarre reason. (Are they printed by Scholastic there? (It was Scholastic that felt the need to dumb down the title of the first Harry Potter book in the US (which seems somewhat ironic given the name of the publisher)))
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Characters in fiction are named considering their personality and role all the time. You can't really do that in real life, because you don't know how this baby is going to turn out. But I wonder if your name actually affects your personality via the cultural perceptions of it.
it totally does!
they've done studies, you know.
if you are born in germany today and your name is kevin... oh boy...
Why not use a Numeric Name Thing (because I don’t know how „Schema“ is written in English)
If you got 3 boys and only had enough fantasie for one name, just use this one and then „Matthias 1, Matthias 2,...“
Some are just using they’re own name and put then a Junior behind..
Do whe have now something new about the Pandora 2 ??
Send from something, i guess ^^
If you got 3 boys and only had enough fantasie for one name, just use this one and then „Matthias 1, Matthias 2,...“
Some are just using they’re own name and put then a Junior behind..
Do whe have now something new about the Pandora 2 ??
Send from something, i guess ^^
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it totally does!
they've done studies, you know.
if you are born in germany today and your name is kevin... oh boy...
Buck, Chuck comes to my mind on English speaking countries...
Actually quite used on fiction for creepy characters...
He, that's how country people/farmers call their dogs/cows over here
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Seems a bit dehumanizing to me.
A long time ago, in Boy Scouts Camp, whe were i think 3 Matthias, me and 2 others, so whe needed 3 diverent variations of Matze ^^ I was the "Urmatze" (the Original Matze) but i cant remember the nicknames of the 2 others, maybe the small and the middle?
It was a funny time..
It was a funny time..
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This actually happened in the past, when the norm was to have like from 5 to 8 (and sometimes more) children.
There are still some old people here called "First", "Second", etc...
For example this is a famous character:
Primo Levi - Wikipedia
"Primo" = "First"
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Not sure if you all saw this, it was linked on Discord by Swordfish II.
liliputing.com
Basically, there's a new Pyra article, and it's about as positive as a wet sock.
DragonBox Pyra handheld Linux gaming PC begins shipping soon - Liliputing
DragonBox Pyra handheld Linux gaming PC begins shipping soon
liliputing.com
Basically, there's a new Pyra article, and it's about as positive as a wet sock.
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From article said:
0 research was done that day.
JDTAY
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To be fair, I have trouble spelling Polish surnames too.
Who decided "mr" would be a good consonant blend?
Who decided "mr" would be a good consonant blend?
