Kinda like nasi lemak with fried rice instead.

It’s a rarely used British English version.

The fuck is this

Horse hospital what?

Chill, Dave.

Why are you mixing them

That’s not what deadnaming is.

No it isn’t, because her old name is in the title. That is not what deadnaming is.

My partner, Filipino, doesn’t need it either. She uses lime sometimes. Yes, really.

Kippur, it’s even in the Wiki title.

Indeed, another “failed” with error code 1001 blah blah blah.

Deluge?

That’s not true, all can be. But get a Deck. The V1 dropped in price after the widely available new hack.

They will be, but businesses will often have to check their book of accepted notes. We had to do it with Scottish and Irish ones which were unfamiliar to us in Northamptonshire.

Here in Cambodia we have a dual currency system: you can pay in dollars or riel and get your change in a mixture of currencies.

The $2 note is seen in businesses, especially money changing ones (from dollar to riel or vice versa), on display as a good luck sign.

The V1 seems weird to spend so much on when the V2 and OLED exist for the same or less money.

Emulating on a Switch is also an odd choice, it’s mainly for pirating current games. For €300 you could find a second hand V1 Deck and emulate Switch games instead.

It does not matter how factual it actually is.

Digging in… Well okay.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korean_abductions_of_Japanese_citizens

Here is a Wiki link which mentions that Japanese people were abducted for translation reasons.

Doesn’t seem so ridiculous now.

Yes, you sound like that.

You said it sounds like propaganda. I gave you an example of what they did (verifiably) which is not.

Often monitored to the extent that they’re under house arrest in some cases, such as those who work in the Pyongyang restaurant chain. The waitresses can go out with minders, but must be ‘home’ in the evenings. Some South Korean businessmen have visited and managed to get a few of them out before.