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I'm accidentally using gratuitous Japanese
When I see something ridiculous on the Internet, I usually mutter "oy" to myself. That's all well and good once–I am Jewish after all, some gratuitous Yiddish is fine–but if I say it more than once, which isn't infrequent, it becomes "oi, oi", which is gratuitous Japanese or in other words THE MARK OF THE DREAD WEEABOO.
Tl;dr katanas need better representation in DnD; see my new stat block.
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Fucking gratuitous German, I hate it so much...
So yes.Whenever someone asks this question I get scared, because somewhere, somehow, someone is answering this question.
Yeah, I run into this problem whenever I talk about the state next to Indiana so I know what you mean.
On a somewhat related note, I tend to find gratuitous use of any language to be a bit annoying. From what I can tell, some see gratuitous French as basically being acceptable (or maybe it is not exactly gratuitous but the French terms just work better), but I still think it can be pretty odd and can harm communication when one does not actually know French.
Citado por falsedad.
*shudders*
^Ahora me ninjeas tú
I feel dirty...
Edit: Se me okurio arugo mehoru, esukuribiru esupanyoru toransuriterado deru haponesu. Ke podoria sariru maru?