Anonymous asked:

nico’s twitter is public again!!! back to spreading their bullshit!!! LMAOOOOO

firsttarotreader:

Like I said, they’re going somewhere else now to try and convince someone of their bullshit, since lsa is not buying any of it anymore. 🤣🤣🤣

hey there! I see you’re a fan of my tweets. thanks!

you’re right, it annoys me when young fans who want to be Pedro’s white knight find it impossible to believe he’s gay, let alone in a happy relationship, will happily thirst over him but call me delusional. I don’t have an account on LSA, or reddit, but I do love a gay agenda! sorry, guess us gay men are annoying for getting defensive when women laugh and ignore the obvious, and demean us for our own experiences in our sexuality.

you can check my twitter, too! it was made in 2007 :) I’m my own person, and certainly not someone’s long-con alt account. I don’t have time for that, babe.

also, it’s pretty curious your “devoted followers” all type in the same manner, and never send in messages without using the anonymous feature.

thesweetestdecline:

bassacaglia:

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@holdwine @evergrove is this accurate?? 🤣🤣

@niuniente

#fjsdfs #when i studied in denmark #they spent an entire class showing us simple words and how similar they were across danish #norwegian #etc. for the express purpose of ragging on how different the finnish word was #the teacher literally said ‘we can more or less understand across these languages. if you see one that sticks out like a sore thumb it’s finnish #also the delivery on this video is just delightful (via @destinyandcoins)

I find it hilarious that denmark has to stoop to ragging on the finns (instead of doing it for I guess shits and giggles like the others), because all the other nordic languages rag on them for sounding like they’re mumbling with a mouth full of marbles. XD

Oh! Oh! That’s because Finnish is from a different language family! The Uralic languages!

:D

Yup! The roots of the majority of European and many nearby languages is Indo-Eropean, which is the root of everything from English to Russian to Hindi to Persian and more!

Finnish however, as you said, has its roots in a different branch than Indo-European, the Uralic languages. There aren’t many of them - Finnish, Hungarian, and Estonian are the most widely spoken, but there’s a handful of others as well, mostly spoken by local ethnic groups in northern Scandinavia and Siberia.

Poles and Lithuanians eying one another across the table xD

Every time I come across posts like these I’m just reminded of the beautiful infographics made by Minna Sundberg