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Re: New Weird
« Reply #570 on: June 04, 2025, 04:07:20 PM »
Sorry for the double post. It wouldn't let me edit the original post.

Just wanted to add: I also wasn't happy with the ending of the last Dr Who episode. Like what:
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Re: New Weird
« Reply #571 on: June 05, 2025, 12:36:14 PM »
Hello Regen  :)

Re: Eternaut
Yes, Darín is the one playing Juan. He is super famous in Argentina and it stars in a lot of our movies. People is joking about how he is everywhere, they are saying his next adaptation would be Mafalda (Mafalda is a comic about a little girl)  :)
El tano Favalli ("tano" is short for "italiano" which of course mean Italian. We use that a lot. People says it could mean short for Napolitano too, as we had many inmigrants from Napoli but I think it is just for every Italian) is played by César Troncoso, which is not a very popular actor. I mean he was in many movies but it is not too famous. Darín was famous since he was a young man because he starred in some TV shows and was in a romantic relationship with a very famous and popular actress. All that was long ago, he reinvented himself as a serious movie actor.
You understood Inga because she is from Venezuela. She is a new character, and it is real that many delivery people are from Venezuela.
If you have any doubt about something Eternauta related, let me know.
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Re: New Weird
« Reply #572 on: June 05, 2025, 09:36:25 PM »
((((Dina))))

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El tano Favalli ("tano" is short for "italiano" which of course mean Italian. We use that a lot.
Aaaaah, now I understand. I couldn't remember the nickname he was called. And when I tried to look it up, I was confused, because it didn't sound like either Alfredo or Favalli. So tano stands for Italian. That's very interesting. Thank you.

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Different topic: I am crotcheting a cute mini T-Rex for a fellow DF fan and good friend. I have a lot of fun with it. I guess he will be about 20cm long once I am done. Not sure if I am going to make a saddle, too. Probably not, I have given him some pink and blue colour on his back. And it would be hidden by the saddle, which would be a pity.
Well, dinosaurs are supposed to have been colourful. So, mine is green with brown dots on his belly and blue and pink stripes on his back. I hope I'll manage to make him stand on his own.
She will squeek of joy.
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Re: New Weird
« Reply #573 on: June 06, 2025, 12:29:03 AM »
Yes, we have lots of things like "Tano". One of the characters in the Eternauta
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is nicknamed "ruso". Ruso is Spanish for "Russian", but in all probability, the character is not of Russian ancestry but Polish or Jewish. We also called pretty much every East Asia person "chino" (Chinese) no matter if they are actually from China or if they are from Japan, Korea or even Philippine (we had very few Philippine inmigration, but there are many Chinese, Japanese and Korean people).
I should probably are that we called "negro" every person with dark skin, like me, for example. I am what people in USA call Latino or Brown. But in Argentina "negro" could be a friendly nickname. Sometimes it is used with a derogatory intention but most people have a dear friend who is nicknamed "negro" you will notice for context.

About Doctor Who, yes, definitely.
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An amigurumi! Lovely! We have 3 of them (not done by me, I don't know how to wave). A baby Yoda, a BB-8 and a Pip Boy from Fallout. I am sure your friend will be ecstatic.
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Re: New Weird
« Reply #574 on: Yesterday at 12:12:25 PM »
Hi, weird!

Just dropping by. It is hot outside. Finally the rains have stopped. The kids have school holidays and are being lazy.😉

We have started watching Andor season 2 and like it a lot.

My mother's birthday is tomorrow and she wants a cake, so I'll bake one today. Just sent Micro out for eggs to overcome the laziness.

I'm still not done with the dinosaur, but I hope it will be finished by next week. I am proud of the coloured stripes, looks almost like the back of an European Garden Spider (Kreuzspinne).

Mini wants to visit an art museum in Munich next week. She's an artist. Doesn't need much to be happy: just food, drink and art supply, lol.

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Re: New Weird
« Reply #575 on: Yesterday at 05:06:01 PM »
Hi  Regen!

Here is cold, as it should. Winter is coming.
I hope your mom has a great birthday and enjoys her cake.
That is so awesome about Mini. I hope she spends a lovely time in the Museum.
Also, let the children be lazy! At least for some days. It is their reward for their hard work.
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« Reply #576 on: Today at 10:49:33 AM »
@Dina.
Don't worry, I let them be lazy. To some extent. But I won't allow them vampire tendencies for the whole week. Meaning staying awake until dawn and sleeping until late afternoon, lol.

I made chocolate muffins and a summerly refreshing pink raspberry curd cheese cake.
In the evening she wants to take us to the Greek restaurant which is only a few minutes on foot from her place.

I hope that the weather will hold. They say there could be thunderstorms which is quite usual during early summer heat.

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« Reply #577 on: Today at 07:12:08 PM »
I still love to do that (staying awake until dawn or even more and then sleep). I do it pretty much all the Saturday. I would be a relatively happy vampire.

Your cake and muffins sound amazing! I hope your mom and the whole family has fun.

Monday is hubby's birthday. This year I will buy the cake because I want a decorated one, that looks prettier than I can do.
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There are many horrible sights in the multiverse. Somehow, though, to a soul attuned to the subtle rhythms of a library, there are few worse sights than a hole where a book ought to be. Someone has stolen a book (Terry Pratchett)