Saying he "sung" Tūtira Mai Ngā Iwi is a generous way to describe singing the first line, then leaving the rest up to the crowd and talking over the best line 😭
I have been...waiting with bated breath to hear all of the bits, bobs, and bonkers energy from Harry last night! (I'll breathe properly until the diary edish [new faves-y] hits my inbox for the 'fit and that CV episode for The Take™). Hilariously, I've mispronounced all of those words at one point or another in my life too. Having a big lol at the moment reading through them.
It's so kooky bizarre-o to me when I get asks from clients to put together an "authenticity strategy" like, oops, spoiler, please sit down for this doozy of a reveal, that's all of my strategies babes. Like they'll go "We really love how this other overall strategy you did for XYZ campaign worked. Do you think we could do a 'niche', authenticity-centered one?" Definitely not complaining but seeing Bel call it right out to its face in her chime in had me giggling.
Soo I’m going out on a lib rn. Maybe this is funny for all the non native English speakers out there, maybe I have a crappy sense of humor, but every time there is a complicated word in the mundane question poll, i feel like Elmo from the „balsamic vinegar is a big word for Elmo“ meme
I've got a random book rec because I stumbled on this book yesterday during a bookshop mooch, bought it and think its SO up SYSCA's street/vibe/reading habits. Idol, Burning is by Rin Usami, and translated by Asa Yoneda. It focuses on a high school student who is a hardcore stan for a member of a Japanese boy band, and then it comes out he's assaulted a fan. As someone who was a DIE HARD BTS stan up to two years ago (I still like them, I'm just calmer about it now) its a really good look at fandom, adolescence and also mental health.
Took me an extra day but I did remember a word I can't pronounce (I don't use this word a lot it comes up in books okay) but hitherto!! My brain for so long read it as hit hero and now I can't stop!
Also, so glad you have fun at Harry!!! So happy for you!
Saying he "sung" Tūtira Mai Ngā Iwi is a generous way to describe singing the first line, then leaving the rest up to the crowd and talking over the best line 😭
But renumeration would make so much more sense. Sadly, English does not care about making logical sense.
THIS
I have been...waiting with bated breath to hear all of the bits, bobs, and bonkers energy from Harry last night! (I'll breathe properly until the diary edish [new faves-y] hits my inbox for the 'fit and that CV episode for The Take™). Hilariously, I've mispronounced all of those words at one point or another in my life too. Having a big lol at the moment reading through them.
It's so kooky bizarre-o to me when I get asks from clients to put together an "authenticity strategy" like, oops, spoiler, please sit down for this doozy of a reveal, that's all of my strategies babes. Like they'll go "We really love how this other overall strategy you did for XYZ campaign worked. Do you think we could do a 'niche', authenticity-centered one?" Definitely not complaining but seeing Bel call it right out to its face in her chime in had me giggling.
Also can my truth NOT always be being the comment that beckons the “See Full Comment” button 😂
I wish you luck post-Harry concert... I saw him over a week ago and he is literally ALL. I. THINK. ABOUT. It’s a tough life 🥵
Soo I’m going out on a lib rn. Maybe this is funny for all the non native English speakers out there, maybe I have a crappy sense of humor, but every time there is a complicated word in the mundane question poll, i feel like Elmo from the „balsamic vinegar is a big word for Elmo“ meme
I've got a random book rec because I stumbled on this book yesterday during a bookshop mooch, bought it and think its SO up SYSCA's street/vibe/reading habits. Idol, Burning is by Rin Usami, and translated by Asa Yoneda. It focuses on a high school student who is a hardcore stan for a member of a Japanese boy band, and then it comes out he's assaulted a fan. As someone who was a DIE HARD BTS stan up to two years ago (I still like them, I'm just calmer about it now) its a really good look at fandom, adolescence and also mental health.
MADDIE I JUST READ THIS
I always thought it was dilemna instead of dilemma. And of course I pronounced the n.
Took me an extra day but I did remember a word I can't pronounce (I don't use this word a lot it comes up in books okay) but hitherto!! My brain for so long read it as hit hero and now I can't stop!
Also, so glad you have fun at Harry!!! So happy for you!
remuneration vs renumeration always gets me. which one is correct? don’t tell me i don’t actually care i’ll still get it wrong