Fonzie!

How so?

At least there’s one with spells: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7847cfOrt68

In Netherland we call that “kontkussen” which both means “butt kissing” as a verb and “butt pillow” as a noun.

You promise?

Valuable information source becomes bot recycling machine…? Hey, I Reddit before!

That, or dQ…cQ

But XcQ being pronounce as “execute” is a good one, too!

He said he wouldn’t!

Hot Okay that’s really cool!

I’ve only seen the anime, so far, in there she keeps saying it’s not necromancy but different, legal, ancient magic.

…Now that I say it like that it really sounds like a bad excuse for necromancy…

Doesn’t look like Senshi is there.

That’s one wide eyed santa, though!

Marcy if she did study necromancy.

Good news, they’re top comment, now!

That second picture reminds me of the “it’s hekin’ wimdy”-meme, although I’m guessing it’s saying “it’s hekin’ frosty”

That still works on people nowadays

Yep, it’s at the spot for 20!

Isn’t this from Twitter?

Yep, my prev. CEO capped working from home to 1 day a week and treated it like we were requesting a holiday.

“I have such a nice office and then nobody shows up, you know how much that hurts?”

Man, how far removed from reality can you be?

“Deaf” just means that you have such profound hearing loss that you can’t communicate verbally properly, most deaf people do register sound albeit very badly.

I, for instance, have about 75 dB hearing loss, I don’t hear people walking, and barely register high heels on tiles, I don’t hear cars driving either, but I do hear it when they sound the horn; to give an idea of my deafness.

But I do know what spoken languages sound like, and what rhyming means. And how weird English spelling is, compared to its pronunciation. (English is my second/third language after Dutch and DSL, if that matters)

That said, there are people who really can’t hear anything, I know someone who’s ossicles (bones inside the ear, vital for hearing) don’t make contact, he’s never heard anything. He’s aware certain words sound alike and (in Dutch) mostly when their spelt the same, but only because school / people around him told him that.

Some hearing people don’t have internal monologue, either!

Yep, and there is sign language poetry in lots of different sign languages!

It’s a beautiful and unique artform IMO

Most people who are medically deaf can still hear a bit. Also, deaf and hearing are proper nouns, no need to capitalise them for the NAD’s odd outbursts.