"I spoke to the lake in her words. But she spoke back to me in the ocean’s…"

That’s not a TV!

Ugh, you’re VERY right, but they don’t sell 'em around here. We don’t have the pairs we used to have anymore…

For the confused:
"Whoever coined the term ‘CTM’, coined the term, ‘CTM’!"

(“CTM” being the term, “coined the term”.)
(Please note that “term” is not an accurate word. A potentially better word would be “idiom”. Thank you for reading.)

Hmmm. Why not “said.it”, I wonder…?

Thanks for the calm-“[fake-]anger”. This is why I love Lemm-Lemm.

And I know I’m a month late. Sorry about that…

Since the last time I saw an image of him, I’ve become sure that Mark has amazing hair.

TBH repeating consonants are very helpful in pronouncing non-English words. Making them commonplace would make it easier for translators to recognize their power and more importantly know how to use them.

Actually, the tracks and the country with da bomba might go boom.

Sorry, I didn’t mean to imply that!
By saying “at the wrong moment” I was referring to the precise period of time at which pulling the lever could force the trolley to “magically” just derail.

Funny: do note that The Trolley Problem usually doesn’t inform us of the presence of passengers in the trolley. If we can make up things on the tracks for fun, a… ghost trolley or self-driving (KEK) trolley with no mortals in it, is another fun-one to imagine!

Really makes it a trolly problem, for you all of a sudden, huh?

Why don’t people think of derailing the trolley by switching tracks at the wrong moment in The Trolley Problem?

As somebody switching to data-oriented design, I…

We need bots on Lemm-Lemm!!!

Debian without the CLI?
…What?