← Back to context Comment by atomicnumber3 1 day ago No need to contact the Dutch for this one - I assume it's just "carton" with the C replaced with K 4 comments atomicnumber3 Reply hagbard_c 1 day ago Ah, but the Dutch can get there without indirection which means they're faster than those label-swapping Anglo- and Francophones. pkaye 1 day ago I would have gone with a creative name like kvm. gerdesj 1 day ago French is not Germanic. It's a Romance language, so closer to Spanish, Italian, Portuguese etcEnglish, German and Dutch are Germanic. hagbard_c 12 hours ago It is a curious fact that grasshoppers have their ears in their legs. Curious, interesting and as relevant to the discourse as the fact that French is a Romance language. Maybe you intended to respond elsewhere in this thread?
hagbard_c 1 day ago Ah, but the Dutch can get there without indirection which means they're faster than those label-swapping Anglo- and Francophones. pkaye 1 day ago I would have gone with a creative name like kvm. gerdesj 1 day ago French is not Germanic. It's a Romance language, so closer to Spanish, Italian, Portuguese etcEnglish, German and Dutch are Germanic. hagbard_c 12 hours ago It is a curious fact that grasshoppers have their ears in their legs. Curious, interesting and as relevant to the discourse as the fact that French is a Romance language. Maybe you intended to respond elsewhere in this thread?
gerdesj 1 day ago French is not Germanic. It's a Romance language, so closer to Spanish, Italian, Portuguese etcEnglish, German and Dutch are Germanic. hagbard_c 12 hours ago It is a curious fact that grasshoppers have their ears in their legs. Curious, interesting and as relevant to the discourse as the fact that French is a Romance language. Maybe you intended to respond elsewhere in this thread?
hagbard_c 12 hours ago It is a curious fact that grasshoppers have their ears in their legs. Curious, interesting and as relevant to the discourse as the fact that French is a Romance language. Maybe you intended to respond elsewhere in this thread?
Ah, but the Dutch can get there without indirection which means they're faster than those label-swapping Anglo- and Francophones.
I would have gone with a creative name like kvm.
French is not Germanic. It's a Romance language, so closer to Spanish, Italian, Portuguese etc
English, German and Dutch are Germanic.
It is a curious fact that grasshoppers have their ears in their legs. Curious, interesting and as relevant to the discourse as the fact that French is a Romance language. Maybe you intended to respond elsewhere in this thread?