All glory to Hareraiser!

The writers had to justify calling it Skyrim

It’s in a unique spot in the 3D space of script quality, time spent refining it, and revenue.

And we say noone knows because we can’t imagine anyone could think on their own, and God forbid be smarter than us.

They can also be used to make a traditional Czech Easter whip

More photos & guide (Czech)

Sure but what if they have “we can at best refund you, no more liability from us” in the EULA?

Like, when the $10 “Yeblie PDF Censorship Tool” turns out to just have drawn a black rectangle and kept the CEO’s SSN underneath copiable, what’s stopping Yeblie from just forking over the $10 (and perhaps rebranding to Gtriik for good measure)?

It technically does answer the question

This is actress Kiernan Shipka playing Sabrina Spellman in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and S6-7 of Riverdale.

1. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina 2x03, approx. 14:02, quote “For real this time.”
2. Riverdale 6x04
3. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina 3x08, approx. 05:13, quote “Secret window, secret door, open wide, and show me more.”
4. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina 2x03, approx. 49:45, quote “And afterwards, we’ll all share.” video crop
5. A behind-the-scenes photo of CAoS. Better quality
6. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, cropped from this pic with Nick, which is more likely promotional than a still from 2x03, since the room uses different lighting in the episode
7. likely a promotional pic for CAoS. Better quality
8. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, likely 4x07
9. Riverdale 6x19

I’m totally up-to-date on pop culture and didn’t spend hours with 100+ browser tabs of Google Images and wikis

The book she’s reading is likely manga, the cover is on the reverse. She knows about tentacle hentai.

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Or a straight-up horror film. Just think about the incentive this creates.

See my other comment, the one with the emoji: yes, words like “tomcat” and “bitch” exist, but which is used for the species?

I’m Czech and it’s “ta kočka ♀/ten pes ♂” too. The terms “kocour” and “fena” also exist but exclusively mean tomcat and bitch, never the species. In rare cases, the species name, the male animal and female animal are all different, but the species is still gendered because of grammar:

🐎 kůň (♂): hřebec ♂, klisna ♀
🐓 kur (♂): kohout ♂, slepice ♀
🐝 včela (♀): trubec ♂, dělnice ♀
🐖 prase (🇳): vepř ♂, bachyně ♀

Baby animals use the neutrum genus: _🐈 kotě, _🐕 štěně, _🐎 hříbě, _🐤 kuře, _🐖 sele

I’m wondering what ratio of “gendered” languages uses the feminine genus for cats as opposed to dogs, as in “die Katze/der Hund”.

“Those edibles ain’t sh-”

3 months and 50 pounds later:

Judging from the context, allowing one’s chest to be used as a pillow.