I agree with Erin, most recently, and a bunch of other similar posts upthread.
'Ariel'
Bureaucracy 3: Oh, so now you want to be part of the SOLUTION?
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I also agree with those trusting pink-assault-rifle-coup team. Their work, their call. I also agree with Liese S. re: comments. But if I say, "Have you considered using X in place of Y" and the PARC says, "Yep. We don't think it'll work well," I'll nod and go on my merry way.
Has this come up? Doing some googling/testing, (see if I can be found here easily by others doing the same thing) I found this link, which seems to be, er, Swedes? maybe? quoting and commenting on our COMMs/Buff Dives?
I remember someone linking to this a few years ago. I think they may be Swedish Buffistas....
And yet nowhere in that thread can I find the phrase "Bork, bork, bork..."
Well, they had this to say about us, which I choose to take as a compliment:
Verkar vara ett roligt ställe, Buffistas-forumet.
We have the most incomprehensible grammar. I am amazed that non-native speakers can understand
P-C: Kristin has changed her tag back to the tag she changed to last night before changing back to the tag she had before she changed.
lexine: P-C, you are lucky we love you, cause that sentence? Well, words should not be abused thusly.
I think they're just saying that the Buffista forums are a funny place. Which is a compliment, I guess.
We did link to these people, back earlier in this thread (probably last year, around the 3000s). I remember because there was a whole conversation about how, if you squint, Swedish looks a lot like English.
And how Buffy was a guldgruva (treasure-trove).
OK, awesome, just thought I'd report, in case it was something Not Okay.