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    4 hours ago

    The spray version of that product would keep my Mohawk up for many days (pretty much until I washed it out).

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    17 hours ago

    No idea what your idea was. Yellow Tesla with some random inscriptions in different languages.

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    14 hours ago

    I had to read your comments to get it, and I knew about Tesla using glue on that, and about got2b, just not that it used to have an umlaut. I think it’s funny now, though xD So, maybe the downvotes are from people who understandably didn’t get it. Maybe it was a bit too convoluted. Nice effort, though! I believe in you, you got a viral meme inside you somewhere 💪

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          There’s no umlaut in english, so it doesn’t signify any sound in english words, it’s merely a stylistic choice, kind of like writing a z at the end of a word instead of an s.

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            I disagree though, when you adopt from other languages the sounds follow. Of course designers don’t feel like that, but they would be wrong.

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                That’s actually exactly how it works and how language evolves…foreign words are absorbed into a language, adding the new pronunciations to itself. There’s already a ton of English words that are either directly from foreign languages or heavily inspired by them, including their pronunciation and spelling.