Get in the fucking watermelon Shinji
this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2025
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The mix of BCE and AD hurts my brain. It’s either BC/AD (before christ and anno domini) or BCE/CE (before common era and common era), depending on how religious or secular you are. Please do pedants like myself a favour and don’t mix 'em.
If you're very religious you'll probably use AC/AD, but of you're very secular you're more likely into AC/DC
Don't forget AC, after christ. Which is what I use.
AC is before (Ante) christ in Latin and therefore in many historical records. I think you'll save yourself from confusion if you stopped using it to mean after christ ;)
AC/AD ?
The dating feels like it might've originally been Han dynasty, which then got translated into exact years for those unfamiliar with Chinese dynasties.
Forbidden action figure
Add this to RimWorld
Elder Scrolls 6 looking slick!
It's like someone saw the cucumber eye things and decided to try it on their whole body, but with pickles.
That's some nice topology
Now this is a metal way to be buried.
ummmm AcTuAlLy its a semi precious gem stone way to be buried
Oh no....