Margaret Rennix, Harvard’s assistant director for humanities and social-sciences support, told me she’d spoken with a student who was struggling to read a book written in Old English. The culprit: Anthony Burgess’s 1962 novel A Clockwork Orange. (The student used ChatGPT to “translate” the book into easier language.)
Argentina
This is why we can’t have nice things.
Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell was a Clinton-era policy. wiki
OR a frost demon.
Translation: panic
But like… they described it as “Old English”
… I’m sorry, what the hell?
He taunted me, then he taunted me a second time
Dennis the Menace?
No, that’s the aurora borealis.
TSA took a half-eaten banana away from my crying toddler niece to run it through the X-ray scanner.
ಠ_ಠ
Mothra’s gonna be pissed
Anime is KonoSuba.
Context is they’re in a town completely filled with and run by cultists attempting to trick any and all visitors into signing up to join the cult.
The fact a sweet, innocent little girl is just as psycho as the rest of them was the last straw.
“Someone”
One is the real Frieren. The other is the final boss of season one’s dungeon.
Which is which? Who can say.