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Claire wrote:
 like just photoshoop this little guy next to the avatar, vp designers it's easy
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i'm worried that the mandolorian isn't feeding baby yoda enough ;-; he doesnt know how to be a dad ;-; he's a merciless killer ;-;
it's incredibly hard for me to not read mandolorian as this kitchen equipment: 

and every time i'm like.. ?? 
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Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Claire wrote:
i'm worried that the mandolorian isn't feeding baby yoda enough ;-; he doesnt know how to be a dad ;-; he's a merciless killer ;-;
it's incredibly hard for me to not read mandolorian as this kitchen equipment: 

and every time i'm like.. ?? 
lmao i don't even know what that is called??? 
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Date: 26-11-2019 03:02
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wug wrote:
Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Claire wrote:
i'm worried that the mandolorian isn't feeding baby yoda enough ;-; he doesnt know how to be a dad ;-; he's a merciless killer ;-;
it's incredibly hard for me to not read mandolorian as this kitchen equipment: 

and every time i'm like.. ?? 
lmao i don't even know what that is called??? 
in norwegian it's mandolin like the instrument so i'm like.. hmm.. the brain is mysterious 
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wug wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
it's incredibly hard for me to not read mandolorian as this kitchen equipment: 

and every time i'm like.. ?? 
lmao i don't even know what that is called??? 
in norwegian it's mandolin like the instrument so i'm like.. hmm.. the brain is mysterious 
i only know it because my sister is a chef or whatever and she visited me only to go to a store that sold the mandolin thing she wanted and that was allegedly only in oslo for unknown reasons 
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Date: 26-11-2019 03:03
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Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Claire wrote:
lmao i don't even know what that is called??? 
in norwegian it's mandolin like the instrument so i'm like.. hmm.. the brain is mysterious 
i only know it because my sister is a chef or whatever and she visited me only to go to a store that sold the mandolin thing she wanted and that was allegedly only in oslo for unknown reasons 
i would just call it slicer
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Date: 26-11-2019 03:04
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wug wrote:
Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
in norwegian it's mandolin like the instrument so i'm like.. hmm.. the brain is mysterious 
i only know it because my sister is a chef or whatever and she visited me only to go to a store that sold the mandolin thing she wanted and that was allegedly only in oslo for unknown reasons 
i would just call it slicer
interesting, but also english allows for that kind of verb creation whereas it would be a bit  in norwegian to just call it "skjærer" 
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Date: 26-11-2019 03:05
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Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
i only know it because my sister is a chef or whatever and she visited me only to go to a store that sold the mandolin thing she wanted and that was allegedly only in oslo for unknown reasons 
i would just call it slicer
interesting, but also english allows for that kind of verb creation whereas it would be a bit  in norwegian to just call it "skjærer" 
is that weird that we do that in english?
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Date: 26-11-2019 03:06
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wug wrote:
Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Claire wrote:
i would just call it slicer
interesting, but also english allows for that kind of verb creation whereas it would be a bit  in norwegian to just call it "skjærer" 
is that weird that we do that in english?
idk how it is cross-linguistically but that kind of derivation isn't very active in norwegian at least. e.g. in english you could spoon something, you can never skjeie something, you have the homophoneous skeie but that's more related to cheat days rather than the object spoon. 
also you could bed something, no way we could seng(e) something.. 
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Date: 26-11-2019 03:09
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Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
interesting, but also english allows for that kind of verb creation whereas it would be a bit  in norwegian to just call it "skjærer" 
is that weird that we do that in english?
idk how it is cross-linguistically but that kind of derivation isn't very active in norwegian at least. e.g. in english you could spoon something, you can never skjeie something, you have the homophoneous skeie but that's more related to cheat days rather than the object spoon. 
also you could bed something, no way we could seng(e) something.. 
if u bed someONE u can make ur own baby yodas
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Claire wrote:
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Date: 26-11-2019 03:12
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wug wrote:
Claire wrote:
Snusmumrikken wrote:
Claire wrote:
is that weird that we do that in english?
idk how it is cross-linguistically but that kind of derivation isn't very active in norwegian at least. e.g. in english you could spoon something, you can never skjeie something, you have the homophoneous skeie but that's more related to cheat days rather than the object spoon. 
also you could bed something, no way we could seng(e) something.. 
if u bed someONE u can make ur own baby yodas
yeah you can't do that in norwegian either, it's just not acceptable. you need more elements for it to make grammatical sense. it's very weird considering that norwegian and english are pretty closely related. someone has claimed that that kind of derivation might be adopted into norwegian but only time will tell 
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