Let Me Share Something With Yous.

Let me share something with yous.

In Hungarian, there's a very unpleasant letter. "ly" It's literally the same as "j" but sometimes you put "ly", sometimes you don't. You can never start a word with "ly" (except one word and its conjugations) but other than that there's no rules.

Where do you use one or the other? Completely random. Not even speakers know. Greatest arch enemy of Hungarian speakers is "is this [ly] or [j]". No difference at all. Completely random, no rules, no nothing. Nothing to tell them apart in spoken language. Like, at all.

Fuck you that's why.

I just went to eason and found a book called Atomic, about the atomic bomb, from the birth of the idea to the point where the Soviets had one too. I opened it on a random page and there it was...

Feynman bonging and Teller listening in.

Oppie: "Where is Feynman?" Teller: "He's covered himself in wrapping paper and is sitting under the tree with a bow in his hair." Oppie: "Can he breathe?" Teller: "… Define 'breathe?'" Feynman: "I AM A GIFT." Oppie: "He can breathe. Moving on." Teller: "Cheap ass tape…"

Sigrid: The path to inner peace starts with four words Sigrid: Not my fucking problem

Subtitles in Oppenheimer during the Trinity test be like: ✋︎ ✌︎💣︎ 👌︎☜︎👍︎⚐︎💣︎☜︎ 👎︎☜︎✌︎❄︎☟︎📪︎ ❄︎☟︎☜︎ 👎︎☜︎💧︎❄︎☼︎⚐︎✡︎☜︎☼︎ ⚐︎☞︎ 🕈︎⚐︎☼︎☹︎👎︎💧︎

Bethe: "So what language do you think in?" Opie: "Wingdings." 😊