- It seems you dropped your meme in piss. - I’ve seen Breaking Bad. This is just what the memes look like in Mexico. 
- Redshift like screen reddening = piss filter - If that is the case, then you’re using the wrong filter. I’ve used practically every one of them available and I’ve never run into that issue. 
 
 
- It’s also been telling you “NO”, though… - Nop. 
- and also to “ST*U” - Community note: the alphabet has not been telling you to “ST*U” but that would be funny 
 
 
- And the days of the week have been saying WTF - MTWTFSS - Don’t forget Jason’s been hiding out in the months of the year too: 
 JFMAMJJASOND
- M - Mundane - T - Taxing - W - What - T - The - F - Fuck - S - Serene - S - …oh Shit… 
 
- It’s a double v though - The post was clearly written sometime in the 14th century when the UU digraph had become widespread but the U-V distinction had not. No wonder it is so yellowed, I’d say it’s actually in great condition for its age - It might have been dabbed with a used teabag to give the impression that’s it’s older than it is 
 
- Why do people say double “U” when they mean a double “V”? - There was no distinction between V and U when W first started being used. They were considered the same letter, with V just being the style for writing it at the start of words (like that long S that looks like an f). So you would write “have” as haue and “upon” as vpon. - When it was representing a consonant in classical Latin, it sounded like a modern English W. So the famous veni vidi vici - I came, I saw, I conquered - was pronounced more like wenee weedee weekee. - Eventually the V sound started to emerge in some places where Latin and its descendants had used that W sound before, and people started treating the two forms as different letters. By this point the W was already in widespread use, though, so whatever people already called it had a good chance of sticking - The implications for Latin had escaped me until you pointed them out. - That’s amazing, and I demand the public be aware of wenee weedee weekee. 
 
- In Finnish and probably bunch of other languages it’s “double v” 
- I speak cursive. 
- In French (and no doubt countless other languages) it is ‘double v’. So to answer your question: The English language is flawed and for most people, it’s too jarring to correct it - W is not double anything in German. - French, not German 
 
 
 
 
- And all the vowels and consonants will look up and shout “Hi” and I’ll look down and whisper “No.” 
- All Balls Calls Dick Energy False. - Great! Had I Just Known Little More, Now Only Peaceful Questions. - Thank god for Lemmy, there’s a huge lack of alphabet mnemonics out there. - Really Starting To Understand Very Xanthous Yammering Zarvanites. 
 
 
 
- The OOP must be Laughing My Nuts Off at our inability to comprehend their machinations. 
- This is really really old 
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