Remember Monika from DDLC? What if I told you she's a member of the Klan?
Yup, you read that right. (Her real name is Monikkka, BTW).
Yup, you read that right. (Her real name is Monikkka, BTW).
Edd: OMGGGGGGGGGGG! Monikkka's is a member of the Klan!!!!!!11
Ed: That must be why we never see her wearing anything else than here school uniform in-game: cuz she wears the KKK outfit outside of school! Obviously, she didn't want to reveal her secret!!!
Ed: That must be why we never see her wearing anything else than here school uniform in-game: cuz she wears the KKK outfit outside of school! Obviously, she didn't want to reveal her secret!!!
by EpicScientician December 02, 2021

An acronym for "in equivalence", often used to mean "in other words" or "that is". However, it must be noted that "i.e." can only be used when writing. Never say "i.e." in a conversation, unless you want to sound like an idiot.
Don't listen to those who claim "i.e." comes from latin: it doesn't, quite obviously.
Don't listen to those who claim "i.e." comes from latin: it doesn't, quite obviously.
Here is an example of how "i.e." is used in a sentence, i.e., a demonstration of how "i.e." can be utilized in a sentence.
by EpicScientician December 06, 2021

1. A hacker whose behavior makes you go "What the heck?!" at worst and "What the unimaginable sentence enhancer?!?!?!?!?!?!?!????!!!!!!!!" at best.
2. Someone who is hecking.
2. Someone who is hecking.
What the hecking heck? A hecker hacked my hecking computer.
Bro, goddamn you've gotta learn some more sentence enhancers. "Heck" just doesn't cut it with what that hecker did to your PC.
Bro, goddamn you've gotta learn some more sentence enhancers. "Heck" just doesn't cut it with what that hecker did to your PC.
by EpicScientician September 26, 2021

Would have been a more popular langauge if half of its consonants weren't so hard for non-arabs to pronounce.
Arabic is also one of the few languages where it is compulsory to write in cursive: every American's nightmare.
Believe it or not, Arabic is way easier to learn than Japanese, though, at least when it comes to reading and writing. And if you learn Arabic, you'll look way cooler than that classmate who's fluent in Japanese.
Arabic is also one of the few languages where it is compulsory to write in cursive: every American's nightmare.
Believe it or not, Arabic is way easier to learn than Japanese, though, at least when it comes to reading and writing. And if you learn Arabic, you'll look way cooler than that classmate who's fluent in Japanese.
Karl: I stil can't pronounce 25% of the arabic letters right.
Carl: Stop complaining, dude, I still can't read and write in Japanese.
Carl: Stop complaining, dude, I still can't read and write in Japanese.
by EpicScientician September 17, 2021

by EpicScientician September 26, 2021
