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@marcoarment I assume this means the only thing making Overcast on Mac happen is Marco not pushing the magic Ā«not for MacĀ» button?
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@patchproperty_ @PbsnNan @PotterWorldUK Technically his hand did
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Iām getting too hyped, Iām gonna need to mute #HisDarkMaterials for a while. Iām becoming increasingly worried of spoilers from Britain too (episode 2 already!), I preferred the much more synchronized release schedule from last year.
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@char10tti4 @Lornebalfe @darkmaterials Likewise, cuius can mean who, which or whose etc. And e is apprently short for ex, meaning out of or from. Visceribus means entrails and terrae is genitive of terra meaning earth/ground/the Earth. So Ā«whose iron/metal/blade from the groundās/Earthās entrailsĀ».
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@char10tti4 @Lornebalfe @darkmaterials According to Wiktionary, it can be either iron, an iron tool or a sword. I guess it could mean a generic/unspecified iron-like metal too.
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@Lornebalfe @darkmaterials I assume a more correct translation could be Ā«A knife, a knife, whose blade is made from the bowels of the earthĀ»
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@Lornebalfe @darkmaterials Tried running it through Google Translate. Not a perfect translation, but you get the point. https://t.co/8szVdOIOrh
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De er her igjen! Jag vekk š»š»š» i oppfĆølgeren til vĆ„r #Halloween #GoogleDoodle! Tror du at du har hellet med deg? Poengsummen min: 74645 https://t.co/ZoxTJtZmEW
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@PotterWorldUK Harry! Did ya put ya name in da goblet of fiyah?!