Edward Cree @soundnfury@schelling.pt

@cinebox Also, beware of Greeks bearing kebab-meat.

@cerebrate If they haven't read the manual they shouldn't even be able to figure out how to quit.

@cerebrate "...buried in soft peat for six months and recycled as firelighters".

("Wait. The form, or the applicant?")

@cerebrate Btw, did you really think we wouldn't notice that you named the two parts of your grammatical construction the "car" and "cdr"?

@cerebrate Unsymmetrical? ;)

@cerebrate Wouldn't ert a fly. (h/t Bernard Woolley ;)

@cerebrate Also, warships.

@amir Spoken like a true eldrae :)

https://eldraeverse.com/2016/08/04/the-hardest-part/

@TetraspaceGrouping wait you mean we don't have akrotiri any more 😢

@iamnoah it means they're beige.

@alex ed(1) still works. As long as that remains the case, I will have confidence that the coming collapse is survivable for those who have prepared for it.

Also, annals of related rants https://twitter.com/ecree429/status/1387433916328464397

@TetraspaceGrouping Trill them all, god will know his own?

@TetraspaceGrouping fipple crew represent

but do you call it a "soprano" or a "descant"? (see also "alto" vs. "treble") #askingtheimportantquestions

@pee_zombie vell, Elon's just zis guy, you know?

@pareinoia This is an outrage, up with which I will not put!

The singular is *criterion*, dammit!

This is what a mathematician sees when you number your list with lower-case Roman numerals. Sadly 4 and 6 clash, owing to commutativity.

Yes, this is a terrible joke. No, I'm not sorry.

[x-post from birb site]

Question for Henry Georgists. If someone creates their own land (reclamation, seasteading, whatever) is that exempt from the tax? Since its "unimproved value" is nil (or at least de minimis).

And is this retroactive? The Fens? The Netherlands?

(x-post from the birb site. Yeah, I'm still not set up to do that automagically. Sue me.)

@lolitsnotreal_ Now, I'm just an armchair etymologist, but I'm pretty sure the definition of "supposably" should be "in a manner which can be inserted rectally".