well it's simple. mauvic pronunciations hit that happy medium that combines grace AND power. they're ideal for swordfighting (in my opinion) because other pronunciations tend to lean too heavily on one or the other, like purplic which is more powerful than graceful. though some prefer the violetian pronunciations to mauvic, but its really a matter of opinion. J, I and L are slightly unusual for sword pronunciation, but i feel these letters are most suited for beginners who are just learning to pronounce. they're good to have in your repertoire even once you've learned the mauvic pronunciations of more advanced letters like Q and E. hope this helps

Them: "Where do you get your supplies?"
Me: "Well, from [location, extremely foreign to them]."
Them: "Oh. Where could I get them?"
Me: "That... depends on where you are, I guess?"

I'm not Google, cha-cha-cha. People love to snap back with the "oh, but Google isn't anywhere near as good as it used to be" line, but since it's desperately angling to thrust a business under your nose at the merest sniff of a potential sale, 'find thing i want near my town' is a pretty fuckin' surefire bet nine times out of ten.

Lmao is pronounced le meow

We should rename it The Graphicsfucker so it's not a slur any more

how about DTF?

• Digital
• Transformation
• Freesoftware