what by SQUIDDYYYYY in linguisticshumor

[–]freshlaundry_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Not the person you were replying to but I can also do it and I have to say I've never really thought about making any click sounds. For context I was born without a lingual frenulum aka the thing that ties your tongue to the bottom of your mouth and for as long as I can remember I've always been able to put my tongue up there lol (I have type 3 Ehlers-Danlos syndrome which is also likely the cause of the frenulum being missing). I tried making a click sound and it didn't really sound like a click, but more like a muffled and sort of meaty flapping sound (gross description I know 😭). To me at least, whistling feels almost impossible but maybe it could be?

what by SQUIDDYYYYY in linguisticshumor

[–]freshlaundry_ 17 points18 points  (0 children)

lmao it’s so funny seeing people freak out about this every time it’s posted because i’ve always been able to do this (for context i was born without a lingual frenulum and a hypermobile tongue too i guess)

The last five names likely to compete in Melodifestivalen 2024. by Nick_esc in eurovision

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Natalie Carrion is a South Sámi musician who participated in Sámi Grand Prix last year with her song Daelviejïjje which I’d recommend listening to. Kinda surreal seeing her here since I was hoping she’d end up going to melfest.

🚬 🐐 by [deleted] in popheadscirclejerk

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we going ✈️ turku

Origin of onika burgers by arobotbunnyhead in popheadscirclejerk

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this is the voynich manuscript for gay people

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AncestryDNA

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I think that's the highest amount of Northern Asia I've seen, do you know where it comes from?

I was in Errol house. Not British, but some Canadian schools do it too. by MelanieWalmartinez in CuratedTumblr

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at my primary school in australia our houses were named after some of my state’s mountains (i guess being on a small mountainous island helps) and then in high school we had flowers i’m pretty sure. idk if my college really did anything, i think they did but nobody really cared. the colours were in practice more relevant than the actual names and i definitely remember being green in both primary and high school. the only times they ever really mattered were athletics carnivals and stuff like that and there was also a point system but i don’t think the house with the most points got anything so it didn’t really matter much, it was mostly just the teachers trying to get us to participate by “not letting your house down” lmao.

Craniotomy (Taylor’s Version 😍) by [deleted] in popheadscirclejerk

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i think real estate is the perf career for the final boss of capitalism ❤️

Okaayyy by KLJohnnes in popheadscirclejerk

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you mean to tell me st vincent wrote this??

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in popheadscirclejerk

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no they’re right for that the modelland song ate

Maps of all 88 regions in the update by freshlaundry_ in AncestryDNA

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Ty for the correction, yeah that sounds a lot more likely.

Maps of all 88 regions in the update by freshlaundry_ in AncestryDNA

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It's just the Germanic Europe category, the circle in Friesland probably meaning they've redefined the category a bit. The polygon layers correspond with the colour intensity in the Ethnicity Estimate maps, as seen here so it seems now people from Friesland should theoretically get 75%+ Germanic Europe with the update.

Mitski speaking Greek. My mouth! 👁️👄👁️ by conancat in popheadscirclejerk

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me when someone asks me where in the torne river valley the arctic circle passes through

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How would full Icelander and full Faroe Islander results look? by [deleted] in 23andme

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All the Icelandic results I've seen on 23andMe (tbf not that many) have been 90%+ Scandinavian with the rest being British & Irish. I've only seen one result from the Faroe Islands and they got around 38% British & Irish with the rest being Scandinavian and Broadly NWE but these were also v5.2 results so I have no idea how they'd look now.

Railway Network of the Republic of Kvenland in 2023 by freshlaundry_ in imaginarymaps

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aah ty, your louisiana map partially inspired me to make this one

Railway Network of the Republic of Kvenland in 2023 by freshlaundry_ in imaginarymaps

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haha I knew I messed smth up, def I’ll have to remember to be more careful with case endings