I’m banning all no-punctuation no capitalization communication on social media.
Short form video that has pointless background music, or automatically loops, or has no playback controls.
No excessive light at nights. Light pollution has ruined many things.
I love that in your idea of reality the president’s power grabs would be stopped by system
I think you probably meant this as a reply to someone but it’s to the main post.
i would ban all chalkboards so no more scratchy noises only whiteboards
I would start by asking Congress to severely limit my executive order power. When they refuse, because that would be them doing their jobs, I would start making orders removing them from office for not doing their jobs. I’m sure things will pick up pretty quickly then, but I still have some time.
Probably talk to the governors of states to do it via amendment, just to really solidify it. Full wording and scope to be determined, but limiting power is the goal.
Then I would urge the DOJ to get the 1929 law that limits Congress size nullified, and figure out how to let Congress people work from home more often.
By that point, the limits of my power should be more constrained, but if the wheels of bureaucracy grind slowly, I’ll find more things I’m sure.
If you get to that position and pet peeves are the first thing you’re thinking about you will have proven the Peter Principle correct. Again.
Has it ever been proven wrong?
If you can’t follow right of way rules while driving you will lose your license and be executed
Amen!
But isn’t no capitalization a feature of the english language? As a german i say:
Da kann Ich nur drüber lachen, Groß- und Kleinschreibung in der englischen Sprache ist ein guter Witz.
i dont know you tell me if you want to read this all day i sure dont
They’re saying it’s a matter of perspective. From a German speaking perspective, if you used your “proper” capitalisation it would be lacking according to their “proper” capitalisation. Example:
I can only laugh about it, Upper and Lower case in the english Language is a good Joke.
I woke up and chose violence, this is a good explanation sir.
Thank you, ma’am. I haven’t properly woke up yet, I’m sure my violence will come…
So German’s don’t have rules for proper punctuation and capitalisation?
Yes, they do. The rules are just different from yours.
Then the equivalent here would be what German feels when people do the opposite of the rules




