Who even thinks billionaires are good with money? I never met anyone managing money better than those who live on handouts. I don’t care too much about money because I’m lucky enough to have enough

Are you gaslighting me into thinking no one is ever gone gaslight me so it’s easier for your co conspirator to gaslight me in the future? I’m not making things up! People are up against me and your comment is proof!

It’s a duck’s beak

Meine Kollegen sind alle noch auf reddit…

Ich arbeite auch bei der Bahn und habe dich da noch nie gesehen

DB ist ein kleines Familienunternehmen bei dem sich alle gegenseitig kennen

In our hearts, she does

And to make it easier to click the links I guess

This comment aged like milk. It’s quarter past midnight already. Good night

More than there are dogs in it

I love how halvfems exists but fems doesn’t (and I guess it never did)

I also live in Europe and where I live it’s not common

I mean, Google Ngrams is written language so slower than the spoken one. The point is more that Spanish < Italian.

But if your mom or who ever telling you this is a greater authority than a company analyzing data with no agenda in this case, than that’s ok too. But maybe I’m misreading the graphs. The Italian one has kind of a peak in 1921 but a bigger one in 1814. It only goes above those random peaks around 2000 in Italian and Spanish looks less random to me before that.

Yeah but 1950s > WWII so

Just looked up Google Ngrams to see if I’m right and I am. “Caffè americano” took off in Italian much later than “Café americano” in Spanish. That people think it was used in Italy in WWII doesn’t mean that is was.

According to the link in my parent comment, I quoted in my first comment, it doesn’t but what do I know

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffè_americano#Origin

Wait, so does it refer to American as in USA or belonging to the western hemisphere? I’m asking this as someone who doesn’t live in the Americas and don’t drink coffee at all and didn’t know the term before reading this post.

That’s more or less how it worked in premodern times. You didn’t start at midnight but devided the day into 12 hours, starting with the first hour at sun rise and the 12th at sun set. For (ancient) Rome, their hours were like 45min to 1:15h which isn’t too much a difference when you think about it. Also it isn’t a bad idea to work less hours in winter so you can experience the sun at all.

I only believe that it’s Thursday when a dog wearing classes tells me. This meme is not convincing

The future is now!

True, it’s almost as bad as showing feelings as an adult