RT @JoJoFromJerz: Holy shit this cartoon.

@colingorrie I thought "dog" traced back to OE docga based on *docce meaning strong or good.

@the_transit_guy Listen, it even infects your image here. Really want to own the libs? Run one between Jax, Sav, and Charleston

@crazyclips_ That's GSP, dude is lucky to make it out alive

@devahaz @Bmutch It's not the first CAL-Fire location but is likely either primary staging and/or incident command post. When the strike teams are called in by the IC, they are told where they need to report for mission readiness briefing and inspection.

@horseimage

@jon_speaks_ It's "ye all" but the e has assimilated to an a due to association with "all" . . Nah, I'm bullshitting but sounded good for a minute

@yvanspijk I don't know why I didn't realize *mekilaz from *meģh

@yvanspijk Do we have PIE reconstructions of these two words?

@MarcusCVance Good ol Celtic bronze sword

@simonharley My personal favorite was the Squirrel, which served in the 1740 Siege of Saint Augustine

@RBlademaker Gotcha! That's wicked

@RBlademaker I should also say, it is frigging gorgeous!

@AKBrews Oh gods, there goes all my money. This link has EVERYTHING

@englishhistpod Tbf, I only caught it because I work at an American colonial site where we fly the King's Colors. I've become hyper aware of it and it makes watching historical movies a chore 😅

@EvilWilma @GailSimone Idk I have always thought of it almost as a substitute for "you and yours" or, to be more southern about it, "your mama and them". I.e. when greeting a stranger walking by "How yall doing?"