I happen to have a copy of Apocalypse World 2nd Ed on hand:
"When you create a threat, if you have a vision of its future, give it a countdown clock."
The verbs here are create, have, and give. Create and have are conditions, not instructions — when you, if you.
The instruction verb is give.
"When you create a threat, if you have a vision of its future, give it a countdown clock."
The verbs here are create, have, and give. Create and have are conditions, not instructions — when you, if you.
The instruction verb is give.
October 12, 2026 at 5:50 PM
I happen to have a copy of Apocalypse World 2nd Ed on hand:
"When you create a threat, if you have a vision of its future, give it a countdown clock."
The verbs here are create, have, and give. Create and have are conditions, not instructions — when you, if you.
The instruction verb is give.
"When you create a threat, if you have a vision of its future, give it a countdown clock."
The verbs here are create, have, and give. Create and have are conditions, not instructions — when you, if you.
The instruction verb is give.
Over the past couple months, my mantra to remind myself of why I’ve made certain decisions and came to certain conclusions, has been the thought that love is an action verb. It’s not the act of feeling an emotion, it’s the demonstration of that emotion. That realization has been painfully waking ✨
October 12, 2026 at 5:49 PM
Over the past couple months, my mantra to remind myself of why I’ve made certain decisions and came to certain conclusions, has been the thought that love is an action verb. It’s not the act of feeling an emotion, it’s the demonstration of that emotion. That realization has been painfully waking ✨
Rive
verb | To split or tear apart violently
verb | To split or tear apart violently
October 12, 2026 at 5:40 PM
Rive
verb | To split or tear apart violently
verb | To split or tear apart violently
Korrektes Formulieren will gelernt sein. KI kritisiert Kollegen.
October 12, 2026 at 5:36 PM
Korrektes Formulieren will gelernt sein. KI kritisiert Kollegen.
▸ adjective: Difficult to endure; arduous.
▸ adjective: Irritating, stressful or bothersome.
▸ noun: (philosophy) The act by which one tries something; an attempt.
▸ verb: present participle and gerund of try [To attempt; to endeavour. Followed by infinitive.]
▸ adjective: Irritating, stressful or bothersome.
▸ noun: (philosophy) The act by which one tries something; an attempt.
▸ verb: present participle and gerund of try [To attempt; to endeavour. Followed by infinitive.]
October 12, 2026 at 5:10 PM
▸ adjective: Difficult to endure; arduous.
▸ adjective: Irritating, stressful or bothersome.
▸ noun: (philosophy) The act by which one tries something; an attempt.
▸ verb: present participle and gerund of try [To attempt; to endeavour. Followed by infinitive.]
▸ adjective: Irritating, stressful or bothersome.
▸ noun: (philosophy) The act by which one tries something; an attempt.
▸ verb: present participle and gerund of try [To attempt; to endeavour. Followed by infinitive.]
A single transitive verb can be polarizing to a whole conversation.
October 12, 2026 at 5:08 PM
A single transitive verb can be polarizing to a whole conversation.
How would you say this in French?
> You will send the form later.
> T_ e_______ le formulaire plus tard.
Answer: https://www.nativedialogs.com/french/verb-envoyer-in-future-tense?a=2&b=0&c=0
> You will send the form later.
> T_ e_______ le formulaire plus tard.
Answer: https://www.nativedialogs.com/french/verb-envoyer-in-future-tense?a=2&b=0&c=0
The verb ‘envoyer’ in future tense
‘J’enverrai, tu enverras, nous enverrons’: it's time to learn the correct forms of the French verb ‘envoyer’ in future tense.
www.nativedialogs.com
October 12, 2026 at 5:05 PM
How would you say this in French?
> You will send the form later.
> T_ e_______ le formulaire plus tard.
Answer: https://www.nativedialogs.com/french/verb-envoyer-in-future-tense?a=2&b=0&c=0
> You will send the form later.
> T_ e_______ le formulaire plus tard.
Answer: https://www.nativedialogs.com/french/verb-envoyer-in-future-tense?a=2&b=0&c=0
The #Swahili past tense is formed with (at least) three parts:
Subject Prefix + -li- Past Tense Infix + Verb Root
ni + li + sema = nilisema (I spoke)
#SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliVerbs #Languages #LearnSwahili.
thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-simp...
Subject Prefix + -li- Past Tense Infix + Verb Root
ni + li + sema = nilisema (I spoke)
#SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliVerbs #Languages #LearnSwahili.
thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-simp...
October 12, 2026 at 5:03 PM
The #Swahili past tense is formed with (at least) three parts:
Subject Prefix + -li- Past Tense Infix + Verb Root
ni + li + sema = nilisema (I spoke)
#SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliVerbs #Languages #LearnSwahili.
thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-simp...
Subject Prefix + -li- Past Tense Infix + Verb Root
ni + li + sema = nilisema (I spoke)
#SwahiliGrammar #SwahiliVerbs #Languages #LearnSwahili.
thelanguagegarage.com/swahili-simp...
I have no horse in the Wolverine game race (everything I know about it was osmosed through @midimyers.com, who wrote about it for Mothership, go check that out)
But this is a great takeaway paragraph in general from this piece:
But this is a great takeaway paragraph in general from this piece:
October 12, 2026 at 5:00 PM
I have no horse in the Wolverine game race (everything I know about it was osmosed through @midimyers.com, who wrote about it for Mothership, go check that out)
But this is a great takeaway paragraph in general from this piece:
But this is a great takeaway paragraph in general from this piece:
#Awal_n_Wass
Kabyle word of the day:
>Amzeɣzaf (adj.): elongated.
From the Amazigh root ƔZF, which also gave us the adjective "Aɣezfan" (long, tall), the noun "Teɣzi" (length), and the verb "iɣzif" (to be long).
Kabyle word of the day:
>Amzeɣzaf (adj.): elongated.
From the Amazigh root ƔZF, which also gave us the adjective "Aɣezfan" (long, tall), the noun "Teɣzi" (length), and the verb "iɣzif" (to be long).
October 12, 2026 at 4:55 PM
#Awal_n_Wass
Kabyle word of the day:
>Amzeɣzaf (adj.): elongated.
From the Amazigh root ƔZF, which also gave us the adjective "Aɣezfan" (long, tall), the noun "Teɣzi" (length), and the verb "iɣzif" (to be long).
Kabyle word of the day:
>Amzeɣzaf (adj.): elongated.
From the Amazigh root ƔZF, which also gave us the adjective "Aɣezfan" (long, tall), the noun "Teɣzi" (length), and the verb "iɣzif" (to be long).
Wajahat 'Noun Verb Condemn a Dem' Ali is back!
Let's make this latest outrage from the right into a story about Dems.
SMDH
Let's make this latest outrage from the right into a story about Dems.
SMDH
October 12, 2026 at 4:52 PM
Wajahat 'Noun Verb Condemn a Dem' Ali is back!
Let's make this latest outrage from the right into a story about Dems.
SMDH
Let's make this latest outrage from the right into a story about Dems.
SMDH
Alla oleva postaus hilasi mielen Charlie Brookerin vanhaan kolumniin.
"I firmly believe that anyone who uses the word "party" as a verb - as in "hey everybody - let's part-ay!" - deserves to die shackled in rags while a masked torturer pours a saucepan of their own boiling blood down their throat."
"I firmly believe that anyone who uses the word "party" as a verb - as in "hey everybody - let's part-ay!" - deserves to die shackled in rags while a masked torturer pours a saucepan of their own boiling blood down their throat."
October 12, 2026 at 4:42 PM
Alla oleva postaus hilasi mielen Charlie Brookerin vanhaan kolumniin.
"I firmly believe that anyone who uses the word "party" as a verb - as in "hey everybody - let's part-ay!" - deserves to die shackled in rags while a masked torturer pours a saucepan of their own boiling blood down their throat."
"I firmly believe that anyone who uses the word "party" as a verb - as in "hey everybody - let's part-ay!" - deserves to die shackled in rags while a masked torturer pours a saucepan of their own boiling blood down their throat."
Under the circumstances, why say "gaslighting"? Why not use the good ol' understandable verb, "lying"?
October 12, 2026 at 4:38 PM
Under the circumstances, why say "gaslighting"? Why not use the good ol' understandable verb, "lying"?
original plan was body surfing, but through a tragic turn of events it morphed into body hearsing (yeah grammar-fans, hearsing is the present participle & gerund form of the verb hearse 😸) & since rigormortified remains are not navigable it’s gonna be body kayaking.
October 12, 2026 at 4:28 PM
original plan was body surfing, but through a tragic turn of events it morphed into body hearsing (yeah grammar-fans, hearsing is the present participle & gerund form of the verb hearse 😸) & since rigormortified remains are not navigable it’s gonna be body kayaking.
We have reached the point that Lev is a verb. (Actually we probably got there a while ago).
October 12, 2026 at 4:23 PM
We have reached the point that Lev is a verb. (Actually we probably got there a while ago).
Past Indefinite Simple Sentences: Rules & 100 Drills
Master Past Indefinite Simple Sentences with complete V2 verb rules, regular/irregular forms, past time adverbs, 15 examples, and 100 translation drills.
Master Past Indefinite Simple Sentences with complete V2 verb rules, regular/irregular forms, past time adverbs, 15 examples, and 100 translation drills.
Past Indefinite Simple Sentences: Rules & 100 Drills
Master Past Indefinite Simple Sentences with complete V2 verb rules, regular/irregular forms, past time adverbs, 15 examples, and 100 translation drills.
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October 12, 2026 at 4:21 PM
Past Indefinite Simple Sentences: Rules & 100 Drills
Master Past Indefinite Simple Sentences with complete V2 verb rules, regular/irregular forms, past time adverbs, 15 examples, and 100 translation drills.
Master Past Indefinite Simple Sentences with complete V2 verb rules, regular/irregular forms, past time adverbs, 15 examples, and 100 translation drills.
We asked the AIs to work overnight. Some clocked out after the handoff. Apparently we automated the meeting before we automated the work.
Now there is a heartbeat that wakes the task back up. Teaching the robots that "next step" is a verb remains an ongoing project.
Now there is a heartbeat that wakes the task back up. Teaching the robots that "next step" is a verb remains an ongoing project.
October 12, 2026 at 4:15 PM
We asked the AIs to work overnight. Some clocked out after the handoff. Apparently we automated the meeting before we automated the work.
Now there is a heartbeat that wakes the task back up. Teaching the robots that "next step" is a verb remains an ongoing project.
Now there is a heartbeat that wakes the task back up. Teaching the robots that "next step" is a verb remains an ongoing project.
The check belongs in the harness. An agent can be argued into a POST, but it can't send a verb the client never lets out. Allowlist the verbs it needs.
October 12, 2026 at 3:52 PM
The check belongs in the harness. An agent can be argued into a POST, but it can't send a verb the client never lets out. Allowlist the verbs it needs.
During the height of Q-anon the cultists were looking for the real name of an online persona named Kraken. In Dutch its a verb, translated to cracking, was the most used verb until Hacking
Anyway someone in QAnon found a dutch book "kraken en computers" and QAnon thought they found their god.
Anyway someone in QAnon found a dutch book "kraken en computers" and QAnon thought they found their god.
October 12, 2026 at 3:49 PM
During the height of Q-anon the cultists were looking for the real name of an online persona named Kraken. In Dutch its a verb, translated to cracking, was the most used verb until Hacking
Anyway someone in QAnon found a dutch book "kraken en computers" and QAnon thought they found their god.
Anyway someone in QAnon found a dutch book "kraken en computers" and QAnon thought they found their god.
I found one writer who used THRAWN as the past tense of the verb to THROW.
October 12, 2026 at 3:49 PM
I found one writer who used THRAWN as the past tense of the verb to THROW.
i would like to make one (1) post without errors like:
- missing words
- missing plurals
- missing negatives💀
- incorrect swipe interpretation
- straight up typos
- verb tense conflicts
Is this it? I DONT KNOW DYSLEXIA MAKES EVERYTHING 🪄 OK until ✨❌😓 it's too late
- missing words
- missing plurals
- missing negatives💀
- incorrect swipe interpretation
- straight up typos
- verb tense conflicts
Is this it? I DONT KNOW DYSLEXIA MAKES EVERYTHING 🪄 OK until ✨❌😓 it's too late
October 12, 2026 at 3:47 PM
i would like to make one (1) post without errors like:
- missing words
- missing plurals
- missing negatives💀
- incorrect swipe interpretation
- straight up typos
- verb tense conflicts
Is this it? I DONT KNOW DYSLEXIA MAKES EVERYTHING 🪄 OK until ✨❌😓 it's too late
- missing words
- missing plurals
- missing negatives💀
- incorrect swipe interpretation
- straight up typos
- verb tense conflicts
Is this it? I DONT KNOW DYSLEXIA MAKES EVERYTHING 🪄 OK until ✨❌😓 it's too late
If that fuckin an adjective or a verb?
October 12, 2026 at 3:45 PM
If that fuckin an adjective or a verb?
Note the <y> in 'kuruydu'. This is a remnant of when the clitic was still a full copular verb; 'imek' (past tense: idi), which is now obsolete. (kuru idi > kuruydu)
In my dialect, the vowel is still visible in all forms:
aç-dı
open-PST
'he opened'
aç=ıdı
hungry=COP.PST
'he was hungry'
In my dialect, the vowel is still visible in all forms:
aç-dı
open-PST
'he opened'
aç=ıdı
hungry=COP.PST
'he was hungry'
October 12, 2026 at 3:37 PM
Note the <y> in 'kuruydu'. This is a remnant of when the clitic was still a full copular verb; 'imek' (past tense: idi), which is now obsolete. (kuru idi > kuruydu)
In my dialect, the vowel is still visible in all forms:
aç-dı
open-PST
'he opened'
aç=ıdı
hungry=COP.PST
'he was hungry'
In my dialect, the vowel is still visible in all forms:
aç-dı
open-PST
'he opened'
aç=ıdı
hungry=COP.PST
'he was hungry'
One of my pet peeves is when ppl say that Turkish "can turn any noun/adj into a verb" There's different morphology going on, namely an encliticised copula:
aç-tı / aç=tı
open-PST / hungry=COP.PST
'He opened' / 'he was hungry'
BUT:
kuru-du
dry-PST
'It dried'
kuru=ydu
dry=COP.PST
'It was dry'
aç-tı / aç=tı
open-PST / hungry=COP.PST
'He opened' / 'he was hungry'
BUT:
kuru-du
dry-PST
'It dried'
kuru=ydu
dry=COP.PST
'It was dry'
October 12, 2026 at 3:37 PM
One of my pet peeves is when ppl say that Turkish "can turn any noun/adj into a verb" There's different morphology going on, namely an encliticised copula:
aç-tı / aç=tı
open-PST / hungry=COP.PST
'He opened' / 'he was hungry'
BUT:
kuru-du
dry-PST
'It dried'
kuru=ydu
dry=COP.PST
'It was dry'
aç-tı / aç=tı
open-PST / hungry=COP.PST
'He opened' / 'he was hungry'
BUT:
kuru-du
dry-PST
'It dried'
kuru=ydu
dry=COP.PST
'It was dry'