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@thor A Japanese and a Dutchie meet each other at a beach. The Japanese says 'Haai!', the Dutchie looks around scared, and whispers "Where?!"

@thor The noun 'plak' means the same, that stuff on your teeth. ;)

Plakken (verb) and lijm (noun for glue) is unrelated to that. :D

@thor Yeah, if I'd have to translate it in Dutch (which I won't :P), it wouldn't change altogether that much.

@thor hai being shark? Haai in Dutch. :D

@thor Knippen en plakken in Dutch. And yes, I use that term very often at job.

@thor I would recognize this as German in general, yeah.

@thor And then we have the Dutch word 'huisjesmelker' which is kind of like a 'house milker'. Granted, that's reserved for landlords who do the bare minimum at maintaining those homes, just about liveable. It's a non-flattering word to be sure. ;)

@thor I believe you can use a dict-based approach as alternative.

@thor Octopus rings aren't so bad. It's something extra.

@monkeyborg Oh but you're still spinning salads like a punk then? ;)

@mametsuko@co.misskey.io Probably pixelfed since that's touted as the instagram alternative.

@JonathanMBR Whoa, okay, /that/ is quick. I expected a bit longer, even if by a few minutes.

@thor Ok, I have to admit the second cat was hilarious.

@adamd Heh yeah, it'll work. Just that the card won't be performing at 100%, is all. But it's backwards compatible like this, yeah. Sweet huh? :)

@bulaklak Faded? I'd say it's just misty.

@jennifer Cats are always relevant, whether you have one or not!

@sean That's why I've not tried it yet.. but there are claims from people who say that DDG is actually respecting privacy very much. It's all so confusing.

At this rate might as well go back to Google! :P

@sean There are people who seem to love DuckDuckGo. I've not tried it yet as I use Qwant, but that's not great either.

@kk That's exactly why I was wondering. There isn't likely to be any DNA left of the body after cremating properly. The bones will be totally pulverized into ash as well.