I’m Still Confused At To What PAAAAAAARRP Means, But This Was The Best Moment Of My Life. (Yes, I’m

Milky Way over San Juan by Jeff Rakaskas

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Throwback to that one time where Grandma Tracy tried to take a nice photo of the boys for Jeff…

Emphasis on “tried”.

first and last sentences (insp.)

This really hurt, but it’s finished.

“Last memory, huh? Glad I saved the best for last.”

I laughed the first time I heard this. It’s still brilliant. My mama would probably do that to me, if the situation arose.

Kevin’s mom is a hero.

Thanks John. My ASL is not good, but I can understand bits and pieces as some words are the same in BSL (like sorry and thank you).

Hi John. Obviously you interact with people all around the world who speak many different languages, so what is your favorite language to speak or a language you'd like to learn? I just passed my Introduction to BSL. And just to say, you're my favorite Thunderbird. :)

“I primarily speak the ten most common languages in the world, those being; Mandarin, Spanish, English, Bengali, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, German, and Chinese. I also know French, and a little bit of Javanese, Korean and Vietnamese.” John says, “There are some very interesting Chinese and Indian dialects I’ve been picking up off a few friends, but you name it and I’m keen to learn it. I find languages like Japanese are particularly enjoyable because of their phonology; I mean, each word ending with a vowel sound makes them a real joy to speak.”

“I can usually get by for rescues between my own knowledge and Five’s translations matrix, which is usually roughly accurate. Though my BSL is sadly lacking and Penelope is trying to teach me in her spare time,” He adds, “but my ASL is up to scratch.”

Ole Henrik Skjelstad Guardians of the Lake

These two have no chill whatsoever