Image transcription: a screenshot of a Twitter post by “atrophy wife 🦋” (@zusa_real). It reads: “old english writers: alas! how could we possibly mark a word that is shortened? the apostrophe:” Below is an image of a cat Photoshopped to be in the shape of the aforementioned punctuation mark. End transcription.
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Looks more like a catastrophe to me.
English is actually an amazing language for improvising words. The Frankensteinification of our language is awesome for wordsmithing. The jabberwocky is a poem that fit best in the English language.
Also I had to fit “maybe we will” into two syllables for a song, and it works. “Maybe’l” gets the point across well.
Omfg it’s that cat from showgirls!
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Also great for protecting word’s from those dangerou’s terminal “s”.
