The You Game!

[Steo]

< is sick of hearing that from <'s sisters phone

[The Jonster]

Thankfully for <, < changed all the tones in <'s family's phones without them knowing it, so < never has to hear that tone. < doesn't think it's disgusting, but < thinks it's not powerful enough. < prefers <'s alarms to be songs that < likes.

[Steo]

< thinks the best alarm was the circus tone <'s uncles old nokia 7250i used to have

< found it and put it on onedrive if anyone wants to imagine how annoying it was, that's if the used device can playback midi

circus

[PluMGMK]

< remembers the professor < had for Linear Analysis used to do midterm exams, and used his phone's stopwatch to time them. One day < completely messed one up (it was the fourth and final one), and afterwords any time < heard the same stopwatch tone <'s throat would start closing up.

[The Jonster]

< remembers several of <'s professors would use a stopwatch from the internet to tell us when the exam was finished. Ah, good times good time..

[Fifo]

[…] and afterwords any time < heard the same stopwatch tone […]

< wonders what that means.

[Steo]

< just remembers wanting to go home thinking < failed most exams, but them < did OK in the end

< assumes it's after some words were said

[The Jonster]

< just remembers wanting to go home thinking < failed most exams, but them < did OK in the end

< assumes it's after some words were said

Same for <, < always came home from <'s finals believeing that < failed.

< wonders if < can make the top 10 by August.

[Steo]

< really has to stop with these typo's on <'s phone

[The Jonster]

< blames autocorrect for <'s typos.

Speaking of which, let < turn it off now.

[PluMGMK]

< thinks that clicking the quote button and getting back to the post afterward is too much hassle.

[…] and afterwords any time < heard the same stopwatch tone […]

< can't believe < has only attempted to use that word twice in <'s long history here. Well, that's just like the sorts of French errors < was talking about last night. "Faut que j'aille corrigé ça."

[Fifo]

< thinks that clicking the quote button and getting back to the post afterward is too much hassle.

[…] and afterwords any time < heard the same stopwatch tone […]

< can't believe < has only attempted to use that word twice in <'s long history here. Well, that's just like the sorts of French errors < was talking about last night. "Faut que j'aille corrigé ça."

Hehe, < sees you’ve spelled it correctly in the first one. < can’t believe you screwed up on a later try!

[The Jonster]

"Faut que j'aille corrigé ça."

< see....
Tengo que corregirle

< had great practice for RD yesterday!

[Steo]

< thinks <'s great for knowing what "Faut que j’aille" means

[PluMGMK]

<'s point was that < used the wrong ending on "corrigé", which should be "corriger". Teenage Plum, despite knowing intellectually that they were pronounced the same, couldn't understand why so many native speakers mixed them up. Now Adult Plum, having achieved fluency, sometimes catches <'sself doing it. And then apparently does similar things in English, and needs non-native-speaker Fifo to point them out!

[Steo]

If it makes ^ feel any better, < makes multiple mistakes despite speaking this language all the time as <'s only one

[Fifo]

does similar things in English, and needs non-native-speaker Fifo to point them out!

Haha, <’s glad < can be of help

[PluMGMK]

Well, either way < has just lost a lot of credibility, grammar-wise.
< is now using the new "alpha-grade" wlroots version of sway. < can't even tell the difference from stable, except that <'s tablet works. < was not expecting it to work so well!

[Ray502]

< had to go to <'s older sister's house to use her hotspot data to update <'s PS4 and one of <'s baseball games.

[PluMGMK]

< just noticed the illegible rules topic on the German section of the old RZ forum. Well, < guesses that's just a reflection of the way things were done back then!