courier8377 [he/him, comrade/them]
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And real estate, can’t forget good old real estate
4·1 day agoWe sans-culottes have been deprived of the opportunity to show off our massive calves for far too long
creamsicle spice latte
26·5 days agoSounds like you need to do some high intensity sphincter holds to really strengthen your fast twitch emergency fart response muscles
3·5 days agoTrying to rack my brain for english operas, I played pit for GianCarlo Menotti’s the old maid and the thief, a fun 20th century one.
Most of what comes to mind is older baroque stuff tho
2·5 days agoVeuillez me l’envoyer aussi!
even after death he still is italian
scary stuff
2·8 days agoewi spotted
It looks like it was a cozy urban fabric :(
A shame considering the recent statements of Stein’s running mate
9·14 days agoThis is a joke but i actually have a low key hatred for rectilinear boundaries
6·23 days ago“[Something will happen] until death parts us” is always how I interpreted it, perhaps to make the pronoun work in my mind, but “death” would be the subject of the subordinate phrase in my interpretation. Ig it comes down to whether you see it as a subordinate clause or a prepositional phrase
" 'Til death do us part" is a canned phrase at this point, archaic way of saying “[We will do x thing] until death separates us,” with death as the subject. I get that they are changing the subject but the formulation of the canned phrase is entrenched in my mind lol
Was thinking of " 'til death do us part," it irks me that they aren’t paralleling that construction but it makes sense
Why isn’t it " 'til death do them part" ?
2·24 days agoWait u right
Well shucks that really sucks then