#crowcalled

Hey I’m open to anything if you’ve got recommendations for shows in mind, or anything really, when it comes to media I’m That Person who’s collection rides the line between ‘eclectic’ and ‘nonsensical hodge-podge’.

My eyes/inner ear/brain are all pretty sensitive to everything. Light, pressure differences, color, busy patterns, etc. First person games trigger the motion sickness most--I love love loved Portal but couldn’t finish it because I had to go lie down every 20 minutes. That being said: if someone else is playing, I have no problem at all, probably because my brain isn’t trying to interpret it as reality. Which results in me backseat driving a lot while other people play games...all apologies to @commonly-nonsensical.

Nah, ‘Oy’ translates as ‘oh’, it basically means the same thing as far as I know. I’m not about to criticize anyone’s pronunciation--I say ‘tomato’ as ‘tuhmattuh’, it’s annoying an confusing and I am Part of the Problem, tbh. Not to speak for my buddy, but it’s more just? Yiddish is way disconnected from its origins now? It’s a longstanding language with a lot of history but is largely remembered in (at least my part of) the US as something funny :/

Ghost Hunt. Which is an anime that I’m mildly embarrassed to cop to watching and then turning around and reading the manga of.... I have a weakness for that place where supernatural happenings and dorky characters meet (100% blame watching entirely too many studio ghibli films and episodes of Gargoyles growing up for this trait).

nah pronunciation isn’t it at all, just keeping in mind the history of the language. I ought not have joked around about how I say stuff, it’s detracting from the point of the post tbh and that’s on me. it’s not who should and should not say specific words, just reflecting on the regard and state of the language now in regards to its rich history

I notice it like every half hour and it’s not terribly comfortable 

I guess being mothers makes them magical

I’m tryin’, but my email client is making it weirdly difficult