No offense taken by me, no worries. Quebec is a very French province of Canada, so not being allowed to say “French fries” felt fitting, hah.

I’ve apparently offended the entire territory of Quebec with my question, so maybe that’s appropriate XD

Do whatever you want. I’m not saying this is how everybody should speak - it’s my decision for myself. Not sure why you’re treating it like an attack on society.

I’m not really too worried about being understood, just working on it for myself. And honestly, I think anything could be said in a certain way and be understood as a curse/outburst. Borrowing from different languages is a good idea, though!

“Fudged” in the body wasn’t a swear replacement. I was using the word as a word.

Oh, I do. Shit, fuck, ass, etc. No problem with those, just don’t like religion hogging up neural pathways.

Army of Darkness (person out of time becomes a leader against evil)

So an isekai

I mean, you do you, but a quick stir would easily solve that issue.

Through the nipples.

You don’t?

You’ll see the same communities/magazine no matter what’s the instance you use.

Important caveat that, while all instances have equal access to all communities (barring defedaration), communities won’t show up for instance users until at least one user has subscribed to it. Some instances use bots to automatically federate new communities, but it’s not a guarantee. That said, World will likely have the most comprehensive access to other communities given the size of its active user base.

We’re the same user. They’re just at the end of a good night out.

You are correct!

Har har har. Very funny ;p

Hmmm. I don’t think I’d count it myself, but I get it. At the very least, it surely gets credit for being so foundational for modern fantasy, which is a bit more folkorey imo.

Again, my point hasn’t got anything to do with artists making money.

A lie is not a fairy tale. Also, shoving politics into a discussion of story telling is disruptive and unhelpful.

Nope.

Unhelpful and off topic.

That’s ok. I think it more so matters what the tales become rather than what they start as.