danzigmcfly:

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stackslip:

stackslip:

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i want people to know that the académie française hates that regular french speakers use the anglicism “follower” and their official replacement for the word directly translates as “acolyte of the illustrious”

mutuals when you choose to follow me on tumblr it means that you have chosen to be my acolyte. and i chose to follow your illustrious account. be grateful

i wish i were joking btw

Followers | Académie française

Le verbe anglais to follow signifie « suivre ». C’est de lui qu’est tiré le nom follower, qui, en fonction des circonstances, peut avoir les

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oldschoolfrp:

“Nehwon’s ghouls are not of the AD&D undead type, but are a species of humanoids unto themselves. They are almost totally transparent, except for their bones, which are grey. They are often mistaken for skeletons, and are almost invisible (80%) in the dark.” (Jennell Jaquays, AD&D Deities & Demigods, TSR, 1980)