PT: Ashkenazim Jews Flag /end PT

ID: a flag separated in two colours with the top being white and the bottom cyan. In the middle is a peacock, with two olive branches and six branched stars around it and a Hebrew word in yellow. End ID

Designed by Reddit user crying_lotus (link), posted on r/vexillology (link).

Explanation by the creator of the flag:

I think that’s part of the myopia, yeah -- I think some of the biggest proponents of IE have that sort of knowledge, and that’s why it works so well for them. (they’re also probably neurotypical. and if they aren’t, they’ve either got the resources to work around their particular pitfalls in a way that doesn’t backfire, or they’re not the flavour of ND that makes this difficult)

are they Littler this time?? 2 fast 2 little?????

tahan ka rõskete meemide tagi

i'm always confused when people ask something like "how's your cold?" my cold is doing fantastic, thanks, however i'm not

@dontcallmezurely asked:

I'm an aspiring writer and have always found your stories, particularly the Valdemar series, both very entertaining and very comforting. As a gay man growing up in the midwestern US, I particularly connected with Vanyel and the Last Herald Mage trilogy. When I met my boyfriend, we initially bonded over your work, and the Last Herald Mage trilogy, which he also connected to very much.

We've begun discussing marriage, and because of the importance of your work to both of us, we have been seriously considering getting married in Heraldic Whites. Because my boyfriend is a trans man, he intends to legally change his name, and because neither of us wants to make the other take our name, our plan is that he will change his last name to the new name we're going to adopt, and then I'll take that name when we marry.

My question to you is how you would feel about our using the Tayledras word for love, "Ashke," as a surname. Because of its significance to us, and the simple honesty of calling ourselves "Love," we both very much like the idea, but since it's your word and your work we would be referencing this way, we both want to be sure that you are comfortable with the idea.We're also wondering, in the absence of a pronunciation guide, how the word "Ashke" is pronounced.