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Later, in an ironic twist, The Thing became everyone. Possibly including Kurt Russell.
Here's the thing: any movie with Kurt Russell is automatically amazing.
...as well as a certain disembodied hand.
I’d sworn off action movies but now I kind of want to see this Thing https://youtu.be/pAsmrKyMqaA
I already got excited last week! I can wait 'til it's free for us, though.
Ever y each thing ex plai ned for ever
It seems like the uniqueness of the individual might get lost in the consolidation, maybe…still a good stew is a combination of flavors…
"Back during Old English times, it was spelled þing—but pronounced pretty much like today’s thing."
That spelling is still used in Icelandic, which is descended from the ancient Norse languages which contributed to Old English.
Neat. I've read that Romanian is closest to Latin (of all European/Romance languages) due to its relative isolation; I wonder if that's what happened with Iceland as well.
Later, in an ironic twist, The Thing became everyone. Possibly including Kurt Russell.
Here's the thing: any movie with Kurt Russell is automatically amazing.
...as well as a certain disembodied hand.
I’d sworn off action movies but now I kind of want to see this Thing https://youtu.be/pAsmrKyMqaA
I already got excited last week! I can wait 'til it's free for us, though.
Ever y each thing ex plai ned for ever
It seems like the uniqueness of the individual might get lost in the consolidation, maybe…still a good stew is a combination of flavors…
"Back during Old English times, it was spelled þing—but pronounced pretty much like today’s thing."
That spelling is still used in Icelandic, which is descended from the ancient Norse languages which contributed to Old English.
Neat. I've read that Romanian is closest to Latin (of all European/Romance languages) due to its relative isolation; I wonder if that's what happened with Iceland as well.