Alternatively:

It’s been the standard for English titles for a very long time (at least the past hundred years, probably more).

“You’re just being a beta” is beta talk. Real alphas cook and bake. 🧏‍♂️🤫

No

Deep blues and grays are amazing

I’m just wondering why everyone seems to be putting their glue even remotely near their eye drops. If I had those two items I’d keep one in a very specific spot

XP

Is this loss?

He name Chevrolet

Am I missing something? I’m on board with the stealing but I don’t get how self checkout is fucking over customers

If it’s FOSS and audited, I’ll check it out!

If it’s not an obvious camera then a driver probably wouldn’t notice it

A former axis power >>>>> a country working on becoming one

My crimes will be met with furry? Don’t mind if I do…

Thanks for wasting my time with your clueless ramblings about a topic you have no idea about. I think I’m gonna end this argument here.

Woop Woop!

1. The Esperanto word for “to be” is “esti”. “Estas” means “is”. The Spanish equivalent would be “ser” which is not even close to the same word.
2. Just because Esperanto shares some vocabulary and phonemes with Spanish doesn’t make it a knockoff. I guarantee if you speak Portuguese to an English person they’ll think it sounds like Spanish but that doesn’t make Portuguese a copy of Spanish.
3. I don’t speak Spanish but I live around enough Spanish-speakers, and speak enough Brazilian Portuguese that I can tell the difference between Spanish and a conlang made by a Polish man.

TIL: Red bull is not American-owned

I will admit that Esperanto is long-winded at times but I can’t take you seriously when the only example of copying Spanish that you put forward is a word that is shared across languages. I’m willing to bet that you don’t even know what the ‘a’ suffix means in Esperanto seeing as you think every word ends with it.