Sylvia Foolproof Suddes

Have you tried the Danish numbering system? 🤯🤯🤯

Skeeby Beck, Richmond.

It’s a foreign language like no other. It’s alien! From another galaxy!!!

To study language is a taste of history.

I’m sure!!!

That’s really interesting!

😬😬😬

They’re all mummies boys!

Actually, I just can’t see numbers after ten!

Not to me either.
Useful and interesting.

Somehow thought you would, Joanie! 😊

Do any of my editorial cohort see words they hear?

It’s called ticker-tape synaesthesia, where spoken words induce images of those same words in writing, and I’ve had it all my conscious life.

Woke – empathic.

Psychopath – zero awareness, zero respect, egocentric, extreme cruelty, lack of remorse.

If you’re not woke, you’re a psychopath.

No, my hands are full as it is.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I’m not sure. Can‘t remember the last time I floated.

Breasts are a right pain in the arse.
They catch toothpaste spatter, soup slops and breadcrumbs, and they ruin the silhouette.
I’d be a stone lighter if I were breastless.

It certainly doesn’t come naturally to me.

The French way?

🤭🤭🤭

The ‘peace process’ became a magic pill rendering the occupation invisible to the west, disguising its metastisizing, omnipresent and ever more violent form. – Diana Buttu.

Whaaaat?!

I can see it better in France than in the flesh, so to speak.☁️☁️☁️

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Grandiloquent Word of the Day logo - Sepia-toned graphic with a baroque Victorian typeface and an illustration of a lovely young woman with a gleam in her eye and a song in her heart.

Spirituelle [speer-uh-chuh-WEL]
(adj.)
- Having or marked by a refined and especially sprightly or witty nature.

Used in a sentence:
“Beneath the severe tailoring and modest coiffure hid a most alluringly spirituelle creature—impishly selcouth, mischievously malapert, and brazenly aware of it.”

Oh deer.

All the time.
Harrumph.

Uncleftish Beholding (1989) by Poul Anderson illustrates what English might look like without its loanwords from languages (so, basically Germanic).

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