It’s sad that I left because I didn’t have thecajonesto unfollow people.
So I’m gonna do the next best thing to cure that. ANYONE who has any reason to keep me following them for a reason besides having another number in their follower list, send me a message~ Because, yeah, here I am. \o/ and I really miss roleplaying and this seems to be the only place where I can do that lately.
Let’s see how this goes.
I’m in a group video chat with 9 others - Click to watch or join: http://tinychat.com/jjdqq
Nations are not born with names like humans are. Their names change and alter to fit the humans that give them identity. Without humans, a nation cannot exist. A nation takes on a human name for the sake of bonding with their people, and being easier for the human’s to communicate with.
I have to go to class, but first, quick TRNC headcanon.
TRNC, along with Cyprus, was under England’s hand for some time. Because of this, TRNC developed a bit of an accent for when he spoke in English. Cyprus, though, did not, being older and having already established his speaking pattern.
When Turk got TRNC back in his arms, he actually spoke English with him a lot, attempting to erase that Liverpudian accent. TRNC had a strong Liverpuian accent, and Turk still doesn’t know where it came from, but occasionally when he speaks in English (which Turk doesn’t support him doing too much anymore), TRNC’s accent is still vaguely heard on certain words.
When the children of the neighbourhood saw Hodja coming from the vineyard with 2 baskets full of grapes on his donkey, they gathered around him and asked hi to give them some. Hodja picked up a bunch of grapes, cut it up into pieces and gave each child a piece.
“You have so much, but you gave us so little,” the children complained.
“It doesn’t make a difference whether you have a basketful or a small piece. They all taste the same,” Hodja remarked.
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