She's calling for a two state "solution" though. I guess this could be considered her hiding her power levels, on account of the US being right above her. Still sucks though

If this comment gets one (1) like then I'm posting some more trivia.

EDIT: In English, Prompto's skillset has two techniques with the same name when he's an NPC and when you're playing as him (Starshell and Trigger-Happy). Gladiolus has one (Tempest).

In Spanish Spanish, only Gladiolus has a repeat (Tempestad).

Latin Spanish has no repeated tech names.

But because the names for these things got mixed up, it's confusing to switch languages for Gladiolus, specifically. Here's what I mean:

Is Cyclone his first attack or his third? Can he do Tempest or not? Bizarre.

If this comment gets fifteen (XV) hearts, I'll post something even more trivial.

REVISIÓN: Most fish have a similar or identical name between English and Spanish, but there are a few carp that I don't understand.

Someone with a bigger vocabulary, tell me what carpa jabonera means because I'm pretty sure it's not "soaper carp"??

Also, the Trendy Outfit is called Ruffian (Rufián) in Spanish and Thug (Macarra) in Spainish. The Noodle Hat is called Dependable Noodle (Fideo Fidedigno, notice the alliteration!). Topless Gladi is called Wild Soul (Alma Salvaje) instead of Rugged Attire.

There are no name changes for any locations or characters beyond what's necessary. Like Costlemark Tower -> Torre Costlemark, Monica -> Mónica, etc.

Oh and also, Gladi's arts got renamed from Artes bélicas to Destreza espadachín in Latin Spanish and it bothers me greatly because it breaks the naming convention. And the limit break that you have to complete his DLC for is named Musashi in Spanish instead of Dual Master, idk what it means but it's probably something really cool in Japanese.

CR also detected at least one type of phthalate in every kit it tested, except for Lunchables Extra Cheesy Pizza.

Pizza is still on the menu, let's go!! But seriously, it's so fucked that the lunchables they put in schools are somehow more toxic than the ones you can buy in stores.

This all happened in Oklahoma, the state where the openly fash superintendent of public education (Ryan Walters) appointed the also-openly-fash Libs of Tiktok creator (Chaya Raichik) to serve on the Media Advisory Committee. These people barred trans kids from playing sports and pissing in the correct bathroom and are also banning queer literature and sex ed from school libraries by calling it pornography.

It's worth mentioning that Chaya made twitter posts gloating about Nex's death, calling people "haters, losers, and liars". She also has only been to Oklahoma once and isn't a librarian or teacher (requirements to have her position).

TSMC got delayed because the local union demanded they stop replacing them with foreign workers and Samsung is delaying their construction because they're fighting with Intel for subsidies.

Lol and we call these companies "job creators" when we have to fight them to even hire us. And why can't Samsung pull themselves up by their bootstraps and free market themselves a factory, hmmm? 🤔

In America you'd have patriots storming the place to hoard months worth of bread for their bunker, where they'll shoot anyone that approaches.

When covid started there were regular shortages at supermarkets because of people buying supplies in bulk. Stores put limits on how much toilet paper and stuff you could buy at once so Americans predictably cried about authoritarianism China USSR 1984. Also some people made a business out of scalping toiletries, selling TP for like fifty bucks per roll. We let the free market take care of things here. 🦅🧻

Whoa I didn't know he wrote these, thanks! His explanation raises more questions than it answers though...

Do people really say Ruzzzia? It reads to me more like they're saying Russians are sleepy. Y'know like 😴💤

Yeah isn't most of Oklahoma legally native territory? Like, even according to current US laws, it's supposed to be native territory. Americans don't even pretend to act like their treaties with indigenous peoples are legitimate.

That article got really sad towards the end. Wasn't expecting to feel sorry for evangelicals ):

That picture of him was in my high school textbook. Wonder who decided on that

If this was in a story I'd think it was hamfisted omg