

Quee (like the Band Queen), and then a soft -va or -wa.
You might receive a stroke trying to pronounce ‘Aisling’… 🤣


Quee (like the Band Queen), and then a soft -va or -wa.
You might receive a stroke trying to pronounce ‘Aisling’… 🤣


That’s a tough one. Same with Coimhe. 😄


True. And in Ireland quite many people have one or several middle names and prefer one of those, thus legally changing it to their official first name.
Some prefer the Irish spelling of their names over the English spelling or in reverse. For example, my friend Noel legally changed his name to the Irish version Nollaig.


Personally I think the concept of deadnaming applies to cis-people as well if they legally changed their names. Some parents really pick the shittiest names imaginable for their offspring and no one should blame the latter for changing them legally.


Frog and Toad are the best!
To name a few of my favourites.


Our dog sleeps in the bed. She’s tiny, though. Plus she’s fluffy and acts as hot water bottle during cold nights.


You put weed in it and after activation it’s a mobile hotboxing device.


It’s not in the UK and I don’t want to share my location online.


There’s a great computer museum close to where I live. You can use every piece of tech and every month they host game nights with all PCs running old classics and they open another room full of original arcade machines you can play with. Oh, did I mention there’s also a bar with reasonable prices for all drinks? I love that place.
Look, behind you! A three-headed monkey!


Besonders lustig ist es, den Endboss einfach per Schriftrolle oder Rune zu schrumpfen. Seine Schritte sind aber immer noch so laut wie vorher. XD
Ein Schlag reicht dann aus, um ihn platt zu machen. ^^


Merz says a lot of rubbish.


I’d accept ‘your majesty’
House and CJ. While House and I knock back a few drinks, CJ would clip any possible plane highjacker.


Chekov: Excuse me, sir! Can you direct us to the naval base in Alameda? It’s where they keep the nuclear wessels.
pauses, looks at Uhura, and tries again
Chekov: Nuclear wessels.
It’s not that bad yet, but clearly getting worse with each year passing since Brexit. Btw: I added some more information in my first reply. For context: I’m a European citisen.
Short answer: Yes
Every time I’m in GB it freaks me out. I tend to wear hats and scarfs outdoors and I’m only using the Internet with a VPN connection.
I frequently travel to Ireland and since I don’t fly, my usual route includes a ferry from France to England and there I’m taking a bus to Wales for the final ferry to Dublin. Last time I went, I first went to the French border checkpoint. The lad takes one quick look at my passport, said “Welcome to France!” and sent me on my merry way to the British border checkpoint. The people there checked my passport for 20 minutes (it was a brand new one with new security features) and after finally deciding it was probably a real passport asked me what my business in England was. I swiftly replied “Getting on the first bus out of England to Ireland”.
All your questions are answered in this fun video. I love how they sing: “my name contains seven silent letters.” 🤭
https://youtu.be/aVaHvRLlHr0