MISFORTUNE COMES TO LAS VEGAS

systemaltoclef

axziom13

ahamkaracature

Gamer moment

twinkenjoyer-deactivated2023071 twinkenjoyer-deactivated2023071

true gamers are equal opportunity haters

kira-serialfaggot

I used an enby pride flag in league (which gives you a little flag trail behind your character) and someone said to me:

"What are your pronouns so I can insult you properly"

ollieopossums-revenge

anexperimentallife

creative-anchorage

systemaltoclef

creepymutelilbugger

emmett-time

eowynwise

fma

ollieopossums-revenge

ravenkinnie

I laughed so hard I choked on saliva

psych-is-the-name

my hungry ass could never work at a cemetery😋

pansunset

spiribia

i definitely think minecraft won't be the game for everyone in the end and that's just how things are no problem but i do think *some* people who don't get the hype of it just need to play with their friends and build a house with them. its also for doing things like this.

jkflay

systemaltoclef

deus-ex-aquila

pick the nearest match for your pronunciation, connotation, and definition of "ornery"

1a. ORN-er-ee (negative): mean-tempered, argumentative, stubborn

1b. ORN-er-ee (neutral to positive): cheeky, impish, harmlessly misbehaved

2a. AWN-ree (negative): mean-tempered, argumentative, stubborn

2b. AWN-ree (neutral to positive): cheeky, impish, harmlessly misbehaved

3a. ORN-ree (negative): mean-tempered, argumentative, stubborn

3b. ORN-ree (neutral to positive): cheeky, impish, harmlessly misbehaved

4a. AWN-er-ee (negative): mean-tempered, argumentative, stubborn

4b. AWN-er-ee (neutral to positive): cheeky, impish, harmlessly misbehaved

5. other (tags please!)

if you're from the USA, tag what you chose and what general region you're from (don't dox yourself, I don't need to know your hometown or any other security questions), using this map:

I'd also love to know if you were aware of the opposing connotation/definition or any of the various other pronunciations before reading this. I am not the least bit interested in what anyone thinks is ~correct~, only what they use and what they've heard before.

for non-USAmericans, I'm super curious if this linguistic difference exists outside the USA in any way, so I'd love it if you tagged your country as well.

reblog for sample size, you know the drill.

1a NYC