It has brought to my attention that a small clarification might be in order:
Given that this blog is not monolingual, comments are welcome in any language that I may be able to decipher. In addition to the English languag, French and German are particularly welcome. If a post already has comments in a language that isn’t your preferred one, don’t hesitate to say your piece even in case you don’t understand everything the earlier commenters have written.
J’en prends bonne note.
Y soy feliz de te leer de nuevo.
Content de voir que cela va mieux.
Ermmm, well…errrr…ahhh…tsssss
For the lionguistically challenged, the above represents a comment in the language of uncertainty. It has come to our attention that this is a dying language and we wish to protest this fact before the EU comission, the UN Security Council (although I have no idea why) and any other august body (or January, February or March etc body) that will listen to our plea.
Long live uncertainty.
Long live the revolution (mandatory of course)
Ermmm, well…errrr…ahhh…tsssss
For the lionguistically challenged, the above represents a comment in the language of uncertainty. It has come to our attention that this is a dying language and we wish to protest this fact before the EU comission, the UN Security Council (although I have no idea why) and any other august body (or January, February or March etc body) that will listen to our plea.
Long live uncertainty.
Long live the revolution (mandatory of course)
Long live bananas (sorry about that)