fargeol
@fargeol@lemmy.world
- Comment on Who wants to learn some Klingon 1 day ago:
Qapla’
- Comment on You're really hungry but take a pass on eating here 4 days ago:
Explanation of the joke
It’s actually the opposite, French people laugh when they see “bite” in a english-speaking country since it means “dick” in french
- Comment on You're really hungry but take a pass on eating here 5 days ago:
It’s in France, “dick” just means “bite” /j
- Comment on Ughh 5 days ago:
“Ugggh, that’s the third one this year!”
- Comment on I never realized this 2 weeks ago:
If you didn’t know, Spanish people have two names: the first name of their father and the first name of their mother.
Since these names are their grandfathers names, here’s a better proposal : the first name of your father and the second name of your mother. In that case, your first name corresponds to a bloodline of men and your second name to a bloodline of women… Unless their was a same-sex couple in your family, obviously.
Bonus point, since you get your Y chromosome (if you have one) from your biological father and your mitochondrial DNA from your biological mother, your names correspond to your actual DNA… Unless you’re adopted or illegitimate, obviously.
- Comment on Get with the times, grampa 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on A scientific discovery 5 weeks ago:
« In space, 69 and 69 are the same thing »
- Comment on The Sam Vimes boots theory of socioeconomic unfairness 5 months ago:
“Some stay dry and others feel the pain” (Tay Zonday)
- Comment on What games popularized certain mechanics? 5 months ago:
Donkey Kong (1981) popularized having different levels in a game to progress a storyline. Until then, you would have the same level over and over with increasing difficulty
- Comment on the truth 6 months ago:
Relevant XKCD : xkcd.com/2559/
