panative

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by panative 2mo ago
Huh? Did you even read the article? Nothing but complaining about price hikes from luxury private jet people.
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by panative 2mo ago
I don’t see how your “shift” makes it any better. Did you really think people did exhaust mods purely to torment everyone around them? The noise and the its effect on listeners is the entire point. The fact that it’s primarily to gain kudos
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by panative 2mo ago
Are they louder? Stay on topic. Also, you are telling on yourself about woman drivers. Moms don’t drive worse than childless women. And men don’t put those bumper stickers on their cars if they can help it.
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by panative 2mo ago
Should have gotten life.
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by panative 2mo ago
Won’t somebody please think of the poor SpaceX shareholders? (Not that the article was framed that way.)
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by panative 2mo ago
The author here didn’t even recount doing any work on his car or demonstrate any real knowledge of basic mechanics. Just talks about the high-end shops that did the work. He did a great job painting himself as completely self-absorbed and l
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by panative 2mo ago
Won’t somebody please think of the luxury private aviation consumers?
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by panative 2mo ago
That isn’t the sense it’s used in Pennsylvania at all. A side hill dirt farmer with one striped shirt he wears six days a week and goes to a Methodist church every Sunday and a mustache with his beard is “hoch” and a man who wears solid bla
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by panative 2mo ago
As in understand it, the Ordnung are the rules themselves, but the rules are what create the community. They aren’t written down but they are collectively decided and determined and known within an individual district. Districts normally sp
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by panative 2mo ago
Hasidim go to school in Yiddish for up to 12 hours a day through 12 grade and their secular and English education ends in 8th grade and is afterward taught exclusively in Yiddish with a side of Hebrew. After 12th grade many men continue to
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by panative 2mo ago
Pennsylvania German/Deitsch comes from Pfälzisch and as spoken by plain people mostly branched off in the 18th and 19th centuries but influence from other German speakers and especially English didn’t stop in time then. It is much clos
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by panative 2mo ago
It’s not correct though, because “liiwe/liewe” is a direct translation for it.
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by panative 2mo ago
That stuck out to me because it’s absolutely untrue. Deitsch/Pennsylvania Dutch has “liiwe/liwe/liewe” (there is no standard written orthography for the language) which is precisely “lieben” in standard German. The author abs
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by panative 2mo ago
I don’t know what you are nitpicking and we don’t have the prompt or output, but from first-hand knowledge that was basically correct. “hooche Leit” is PA dialect for standard German “hohe Leute,” literally “high people” in the sense of “fa