snakeling
@snakeling.bsky.social
She/her. Fan, feminist, knitter, genealogist.
snakeling about everywhere except when she is sssnakeling.
snakeling about everywhere except when she is sssnakeling.
Du coup, est-ce que tu aurais la fiche ? 😅 A priori ni P ni moi ne l'avons, et elle n'est plus dispo sur le site de la droguerie.
November 23, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Du coup, est-ce que tu aurais la fiche ? 😅 A priori ni P ni moi ne l'avons, et elle n'est plus dispo sur le site de la droguerie.
Ah nickel, avec le nom du designer ça aide. ❤️ C'est la veste kimono récup. Maintenant il faut juste que je retrouve la fiche. Merciii !
November 23, 2025 at 12:02 PM
Ah nickel, avec le nom du designer ça aide. ❤️ C'est la veste kimono récup. Maintenant il faut juste que je retrouve la fiche. Merciii !
Also, that assumes that the person moderating your comment knows the reference you're making, and why would they? However well known you think it is, there will always be someone who's not familiar with it and sometimes that someone is the moderator.
November 12, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Also, that assumes that the person moderating your comment knows the reference you're making, and why would they? However well known you think it is, there will always be someone who's not familiar with it and sometimes that someone is the moderator.
Zhuravli, par Mark Bernes ? C'est un classique de la chanson russe, donc il y a d'autres interprètes, mais j'aime bien la voix de Bernes.
youtu.be/LyC9Z0SdDBw?...
youtu.be/LyC9Z0SdDBw?...
Zhuravli
YouTube video by Марк Бернес - Topic
youtu.be
October 29, 2025 at 7:15 AM
Zhuravli, par Mark Bernes ? C'est un classique de la chanson russe, donc il y a d'autres interprètes, mais j'aime bien la voix de Bernes.
youtu.be/LyC9Z0SdDBw?...
youtu.be/LyC9Z0SdDBw?...
I'm more of a " LE CLIGNOTANT C'ÉTAIT EN OPTION SUR TA CAISSE, CONNARD ?" person myself
October 10, 2025 at 5:20 PM
I'm more of a " LE CLIGNOTANT C'ÉTAIT EN OPTION SUR TA CAISSE, CONNARD ?" person myself
My work laptops are all HP, and same. I was once on a call with a colleague that was cut short because he'd accidentally turned off his laptop while trying to do a screen shot...
September 6, 2025 at 3:28 PM
My work laptops are all HP, and same. I was once on a call with a colleague that was cut short because he'd accidentally turned off his laptop while trying to do a screen shot...
Ah oui, je vois. J'ai l'impression que c'est parce que le fonds de carte a aussi le relief et qu'on dirait que la limite notamment entre la Lozère et le Gard n'est pas posée au bon endroit. Mais du coup ça rend la carte moins lisible.
August 25, 2025 at 6:46 PM
Ah oui, je vois. J'ai l'impression que c'est parce que le fonds de carte a aussi le relief et qu'on dirait que la limite notamment entre la Lozère et le Gard n'est pas posée au bon endroit. Mais du coup ça rend la carte moins lisible.
(Les années à 0 station ne sont pas représentées, ce qui donne une impression fausse que toutes les années au moins une station dépasse 40 degrés, ce qui est contreproductif pour l'intention derrière. + Ce sont des chiffres absolus alors que le nombre total de stations change dans le temps.)
August 25, 2025 at 12:40 PM
(Les années à 0 station ne sont pas représentées, ce qui donne une impression fausse que toutes les années au moins une station dépasse 40 degrés, ce qui est contreproductif pour l'intention derrière. + Ce sont des chiffres absolus alors que le nombre total de stations change dans le temps.)
Cette infographie a au moins deux gros problèmes, mais a priori les limites des départements m'en font pas partie ou alors je n'ai vraiment pas les yeux en face des trous ?
August 25, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Cette infographie a au moins deux gros problèmes, mais a priori les limites des départements m'en font pas partie ou alors je n'ai vraiment pas les yeux en face des trous ?
Whoa! I've friends who are holidaying in Cardiff right now, but I don't know whether they've ever been TW/DW fans 🤔
August 22, 2025 at 12:31 PM
Whoa! I've friends who are holidaying in Cardiff right now, but I don't know whether they've ever been TW/DW fans 🤔
I hadn't known either 🤷🏻
August 22, 2025 at 5:21 AM
I hadn't known either 🤷🏻
Celle-ci ? www.lefigaro.fr/fig-data/tom...
Tombés au champ d'honneur - Le Figaro
Jour après jour, découvrez où sont tombés les soldats «Morts pour la France», décédés entre 1914 et 1918 sur l'un des douze départements du front
www.lefigaro.fr
August 19, 2025 at 9:51 AM
Celle-ci ? www.lefigaro.fr/fig-data/tom...
Oooh, that reminds me of the crime novel set in the 18th century where the woman spent the whole book being afraid of being hanged for killing her husband. No, honey, at that time women were burnt at the stake for that, because it's petty treason.
August 14, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Oooh, that reminds me of the crime novel set in the 18th century where the woman spent the whole book being afraid of being hanged for killing her husband. No, honey, at that time women were burnt at the stake for that, because it's petty treason.
Actually the tomato thing was less jarring than the hummingbird, because it was a plot point that the cook was experimenting with these newfangled things for the doge's kitchen. So I could forcibly suspend my disbelief about it with minimal eye-rolling.
The hummingbird was just... there.
The hummingbird was just... there.
August 14, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Actually the tomato thing was less jarring than the hummingbird, because it was a plot point that the cook was experimenting with these newfangled things for the doge's kitchen. So I could forcibly suspend my disbelief about it with minimal eye-rolling.
The hummingbird was just... there.
The hummingbird was just... there.
And genealogy is a popular hobby here, so you can easily look up last names from the time and place you're interested in. Instead of giving a particled name to everyone and their dog.
August 14, 2025 at 6:38 PM
And genealogy is a popular hobby here, so you can easily look up last names from the time and place you're interested in. Instead of giving a particled name to everyone and their dog.
In some places, babies received multiple names, but generally only used one. In other places, multiple names were the exception, though you can find the occasional Marie Anne.
I looked up the Jeanne Maries in my tree and the death records of the 18th C ones show they only used one name, not both.
I looked up the Jeanne Maries in my tree and the death records of the 18th C ones show they only used one name, not both.
August 14, 2025 at 6:36 PM
In some places, babies received multiple names, but generally only used one. In other places, multiple names were the exception, though you can find the occasional Marie Anne.
I looked up the Jeanne Maries in my tree and the death records of the 18th C ones show they only used one name, not both.
I looked up the Jeanne Maries in my tree and the death records of the 18th C ones show they only used one name, not both.
See, Jean-Paul before the late 19th century is very unlikely.
August 14, 2025 at 4:12 PM
See, Jean-Paul before the late 19th century is very unlikely.
I've found vanishingly few English-speaking authors who are able to pick up a plausible name for a French character. I'm not even talking about characterization or culture. Just a name that a French person of the same class and time could have worn.
August 14, 2025 at 3:56 PM
I've found vanishingly few English-speaking authors who are able to pick up a plausible name for a French character. I'm not even talking about characterization or culture. Just a name that a French person of the same class and time could have worn.
I once stopped reading in the middle of the 4th or 5th installment of a series because a character said, "I can't wait for the Suez Canal to open, it'll make the journey from Alexandria to London so much shorter."
Another book also had tomatoes and humming birds in late 15th century Venice.
Another book also had tomatoes and humming birds in late 15th century Venice.
August 14, 2025 at 3:49 PM
I once stopped reading in the middle of the 4th or 5th installment of a series because a character said, "I can't wait for the Suez Canal to open, it'll make the journey from Alexandria to London so much shorter."
Another book also had tomatoes and humming birds in late 15th century Venice.
Another book also had tomatoes and humming birds in late 15th century Venice.
CA:TWS in France. Batroc speaks with the strongest Québécois accent imaginable. Five minutes later, Robert Redford: "he's Franco-Algerian". The whole room about died laughing.
August 2, 2025 at 4:22 PM
CA:TWS in France. Batroc speaks with the strongest Québécois accent imaginable. Five minutes later, Robert Redford: "he's Franco-Algerian". The whole room about died laughing.
J'y étais aussi, si nécessaire.
July 27, 2025 at 6:41 PM
J'y étais aussi, si nécessaire.