vent
sussussussussussussussussussus
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Wait no I know rotterdam
okay, up that to 2 cities
Tiny, I barely know US geography and its right below me and most of the people I talk to online are from there
I am not going to know Netherlands geography
Now, I do know netherlands politics, and by that I know who Geert Wilders is because I followed that one netherlands election that one time
but geography is beyond me
I disagree, because I don't fucking care about place names if it does not relate to me at all
Fire exists
Tiny my PC has 2 additional clocks set, one is japanese time because of interacting with Pix, the other is fire's timezone
Ok Pika, but has the meetup at least improved your knowledge of flags?
I saw maybe the most flags I've seen in my life
toronto is weird
all I know is, I didn't have to pay for electricity this month
get fucked non data center land
Thursday, August 13, 2026
The 5 hour + 1 hour wait in Toronto journey begins
and do they do other words like tomato or twenty
I do not pronounce it that way
Toronto is a mix of slang and no where else in Canada talks like them
Saying it out loud to myself, I do sorta say tor on oh
ter ah no is probably a stereotypical canadian accent way of saying it that is similar to my way. Trah-no sounds like something a torontonian would say
Replying to Kribbles #kribbles1 Also tweny for sure, but tomato is too hard to mumble through without saying the second t (edited)
I hear it with toppings a lot
"want lettece and toma(t)o?"
unless they are correct and say tomata
toe-made-a
not toe-maut-uh
tow mater
30 mimutes to move the equivalent of a 5 minute walk
god I love Toronto
Good thing I had a 1 hour wait lol
Replying to mint #wimint this is classic midwestern if so, we voice constants which should be voiceless more often, t to d is the most common, especially following vowles (edited)
hence why you fully pronounce the first t but the second is either more a d sound or just less pronounced/not at all