cybershell12
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i love the fact that your "location" is always somewhere from the next episode of rejuvenation
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Having to double check every one-line minor npc's gender because of gosh darn grammatical gender ex."Je suis venu"(Speaker is Male) vs. "Je suis venue" (Speaker is Female) for "I came" (Speaker has any gender, mix of genders possible or none at all) is pretty annoying but necessary if i don't want to look like the idiots who translated final fantasy 7 into french (english version is a masterpiece compared to that abomination)
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no, i was joking (comparing french je suis venu/venue with english I came) with that because english doesn't have grammatical gender (a part from pronouns). I was thinking making them having absolutely no concept of grammatical gender when speaking but having a equally overarching ingroup/outgroup distinction (instead of almost every word having gender they have an in/out noun class system) using the neutral and inclusive word forms from http://uniqueensongenre.eklablog.fr/petit-dico-de-francais-neutre-inclusif-a120741542 to make them look more alien.
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Wow, the pokédex entries in spork are giving me trouble, especially the "American Restaurants" ones
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I hadn't thought about that before, but I can definitely see how some of the Pokedex entries would be difficult to work with. Are there any specific ones you'd like to ask about? For the American restaurant ones, I remember two off the top of my head:
Houndour and Houndoom: Cici's Pizza.
Gastly line: Hole in One Donuts.
I wasn't able to find a translation or definition for "Cici's", unfortunately. It doesn't seem to be mentioned on their website and it's not the name of one of their founders.
Hole in One Donuts is actually a local place where I live! I'm friends with the owners. I'm not sure what the phrase means in terms of their restaurant, but I do know hole in one is golf terminology.
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