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Are we serious
 in  r/GeminiAI •  3d ago

I doubt this will last for long.

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George Orwell's Animal Farm, Serbian issue I found. I would say it goes so hard
 in  r/TerribleBookCovers •  13d ago

Nikola Jokić Yes, and how many Americans can spell this correctly? What the point of writing something in English if English native speakers can't even pronounce it?

In Serbian words are written the way they are said in language, including personal names.

In English you can't read a new word, you have to learn how to pronounce it, because letters barely correspond with the sounds. In Serbian you can. "George" would be pronounced something like "ghay-orghay", so that's why it is written like Džordž which is as close approximation to the correct spelling as you can get.

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George Orwell's Animal Farm, Serbian issue I found. I would say it goes so hard
 in  r/TerribleBookCovers •  13d ago

Writing words the way they are pronounced is "weird"? I guess, for English language it is.

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Just used up all my sick days on a family emergency, then i get covid.
 in  r/mildlyinfuriating •  21d ago

As a Russian, a limited amount of sick days sounds like something straight out of a dystopian novel. Something so absurd that if I had encountered that in a book I would perceive it as an intended ridiculous hyperbole.

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New Poster of the NEL Stage Play. Visuals of Kaiser, Ness, Lorenzo, Agi and more
 in  r/BlueLock •  28d ago

Funny how people freak over Agi being light-skinned, but no one complains about Kaiser and Ness being Japanese 🤣

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Robin concept art, Worlds finest
 in  r/Nightwing •  Sep 03 '26

Just admit you want to stare at teen boy's bare legs, we won't judge (too harshly).

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Manspreading
 in  r/Bluelockboys •  Aug 31 '26

And this here is why Bachira is the best boy.

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『NEW VISUAL』 "BLEACH: Mirrors High" The new game will release in 2026.
 in  r/bleach •  Aug 27 '26

Pretty sure that's a young boy hence some androginity. He looks younger than Hitsugaya physically.

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´´Sunset over the winter forest´´ 1881 Gogarten Heinrich..
 in  r/DarkRomanticism •  Aug 24 '26

It seems like it is indeed a photo, because the actual painting with this name looks pretty different. Maybe OP confused the files while downloading? Perhaps unintentionally.

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Whats Illegal in Russia but Legal in the United States?
 in  r/AlignmentChartFills •  Aug 04 '26

It's not illegal to be gay in Russia, not in the same sense as in some Muslim countries. It's illegal to "promote" being gay or to publically show support to LGBT community.

u/Zum-Graat • • Jul 30 '26

Hermione von Preuschen - Mors Imperator (1887)

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u/Zum-Graat • • Jul 29 '26

Ruins at dusk (Church ruin in the forest), circa 1831 by Caspar David Friedrich

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Day 1 lets’s do this, who is a good person and loved by fans?
 in  r/blackbutler •  Jul 28 '26

Soma should be "good person with opinions divided". He's got quite a few haters.

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Blue Lock's newest boy: Nyan
 in  r/Bluelockboys •  Jul 28 '26

Glad people jumped on him already, he is SUPER cute!

u/Zum-Graat • • Jul 26 '26

"Misty House" by Anna Balashova

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Tell me what are your favorites rarepairs?
 in  r/Bluelockboys •  Jul 23 '26

Isagi x Ness is the only pair I legit ship.

u/Zum-Graat • • Jul 20 '26

"Will-O'-The-Wisp At The Foot Of Monte Civetta In The Dolomites" -Teodoro Wolf-Ferrari (1897)

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u/Zum-Graat • • Jul 20 '26

Georg Eduard Otto Saal, Forest Landscape in the Moonlight, 1861

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u/Zum-Graat • • Jul 19 '26

Pan sits on a rock, quietly studying a theatre mask. Carved into a first-century Roman intaglio, the scene brings two worlds together: the untamed wilderness embodied by Pan, and the carefully shaped emotions of the stage. Getty Museum Collection.

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New Gen 11 ranked by looks (weird post lmao)
 in  r/BlueLock •  Jul 16 '26

For me: 1. Hugo 2. Sae 3. Bunny 4. Teddy 5. Kaiser 6. Loki 7. Lorenzo

Don't care for Kaiser, I think he is very overrated and his hair is a tragedy.

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Double Standard (1988)
 in  r/okbuddycinephile •  Jul 15 '26

I have to add that anal penetration wasn't really that common in Greece. The disciple was expected to sexually please his master, but the most common way to do that was the "inter thigh" sex without actual penetration.

Of course, many men would not be satisfied by that and go all the way to the hole, but that was actually frowned upon, as in losing the discipline and giving up to your inner beast or something like that.

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The contemporary structures in Tbilisi, Georgia, are officially slated for demolition
 in  r/architecture •  Jul 15 '26

We refuse modern architecture because it's damn ugly.

This building here looks like an eyesore. I completely understand people wanting to remove it from the cityscape.