
Just saw this by chance last week. Glad I got to see it before it retired.
I've not been able to find the reason for the retirement in this or anything else about it. If anybody knows or can find in, I'd be curious to know.
Got to spend the week in Japan after doing a little refresh. I lived there for a year about 15 years ago. Was able to use it for practical things but not conversation, so that gives me something to work towards going forward. It's mostly vocab that's missing, but grammar is still mostly intact. And I didn't really have to think too hard about it; the things were either there or not. Also noticed I have less of a delay in processing what I do understand compared to English.
The technology has changed so much since I was learning it. Huge kanji dictionaries gave way to electronic dictionaries gave way to phones.
There's no accounting for taste. Some people eat canned fiddleheads. There's gotta be someone out there that just loves the stuff.
Oh, oh, I have serious ideas about silly things: get converters and then get rid of everything but the best cords. Congrats on your new drawer of converters. They're much smaller though.
Why aren't those 47% all billionaires? Are they just saying they can't be bothered to do so? The human mind is weird.
I'm not as impressed with you as you are. Cretonism has a specific meaning and is associated with a medical diagnosis, you ignoramus. The rest have a similar history, but I wouldn't expect such a bufoon to know any of that. A clown with such mundane, unexciting insults should avoid engaging in contests of wit. Even if you're not intentionally being a jerk to save yourself two minutes with a thesaurus (which is a book that gives you words similar in meaning to the one you look up), you're basic. Lurk more.
Everything but things that will actually work, i.e. changing the work culture so people have time to have sex and aren't so stressed that they don't want to.
Ok, then let's make a new space called a loudbrary.
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Phoenix has a ton of land and no major natural disasters.