dissapointed

[Bereta_Eder]

I thought about this in vetty's thread about wnhat changed and racial slurs.


Since the quarantine lifted Greece being amongst the best countries in the world dealing with the coronavirus, let's hit the beaches.

It makes sense.
Using safe distancing I swam, it is early the waters are cold but I dove in

Then stand aback and listened.

A group of young people with motorcycle helmets 3 or 4 guys and a girl.

playing rackets. and the guy start callling the other f@ggot and albanian.

It was cringe worthy and what about the younger generation being more tolerant...

it was really ****ed

shame

[Egbert]

Some things do not change. 2500 years ago you Greeks referred to everyone else as barbarians and now you call them Albanians.

[Provost Harrison]

*disappointed

[MOBIUS]

I was going to say that I was disappointed that the thread title was spelled wrong.

But then I don't know any Albanian...

[-Jrabbit]

Hey, don't be dissing BE's spelling. He makes a strong effort, gets his meaning across, and does a damn fine job overall.

[Provost Harrison]

I thought he wrote in mathematical symbols only? :-D

[Dauphin]

I wonder if he has a T-shirt that says: "sec(c) π η"

[Egbert]

What if he has a T-shirt that says. 42 ?

[Bereta_Eder]

Hey, don't be dissing BE's spelling. He makes a strong effort, gets his meaning across, and does a damn fine job overall.

thank you. I love sculpturing the greek language, I get overexcited when I learn a new etymology etc

I also do speak english fluently and make lots of mistakes when drunk

I used to think I love the greek language but I jsut love language (and greek the best of all) and the expression that this permits.

I get angry for not being able to convey certain feelings or meanings in french for example, whereas in greek or even english there won't be any problem

Also I used to think that knowing just your mother tongue and then one or at msot two more widespread tongues is enough

Yet, that's not true and language actually carries the culture and inner sight of the country/ies it represents.

Then sometimes I feel jealous of the people that speak only greek because they maybe have dwelled deeper into greek reality than me through this limitation.

But in general you can't change who you are and I'm pretty comfortable with that.

I'm also eating a great dessert/sweet a girl made for me for some reason and it's delicious with white topping and some strange names for the bread I don't know about

[Bereta_Eder]

g'daaamn it's delicious

I think I ate too much

[I AM I AM I AM MOBIUS]

I thought about this in vetty's thread about wnhat changed and racial slurs.


Since the quarantine lifted Greece being amongst the best countries in the world dealing with the coronavirus, let's hit the beaches.

It makes sense.
Using safe distancing I swam, it is early the waters are cold but I dove in

Then stand aback and listened.

A group of young people with motorcycle helmets 3 or 4 guys and a girl.

playing rackets. and the guy start callling the other f@ggot and albanian.

It was cringe worthy and what about the younger generation being more tolerant...

it was really ****ed

shame

The younger generation started using "lame" as a word for "gay" as a casual expression of submission, totally unheard of in happy circles

and claimed social victory
because reproductive shaming is better than

*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZE5ddEN5Nbk