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Occasionally I got to feed these ducks at a park. Among the group of mallards there is one Muscovy who was probably dumped there. He’s always at the park in one of the two ponds. Always. Recently a bunch of new ducks have migrated to his park for the winter and I’m nervous they may have scared him off. I tried to look as much around the park as I could, and I was calling him, but I couldn’t find him. He tends to hang out near the road and there’s also a patch of hemlock in the park and I’m worried something might’ve happened to him. Can someone please assure this is normal behaviour or something?

me and two of me friends were talking about stuff yesterday and apparently Kamchatka is now Cum (as is semen) Chud (as in an ugly person) Ka. with the meanings of those being intentional (we're really immature). It kinda pisses me off because anytime i mention anything like "kamchatka brown bear" (one of my favourite animals) they all go "hahaha cum chud ka hahahaha" so i was wondering if anyone could pretend to get really mad in the comments and dramatically rant about how "you shouldn't mispronounce the name of this peninsula in my country" like satirically just so i can annoy my friends with it

Edit: they’re very specifically emphasising “hahahahaha cum” I understand that’s pretty much the right pronunciation I just need too to when this argument

When I was a little kid, most of my time was spent in southern New Zealand, which is where I learnt how to pronounce a lot of things. That area’s accent has a pretty heavy Scottish influence bcs history stuff. Now that I live further north a lot of my friends say I say things weird and I’m pretty sure a lot of it is from the Scottish influence because I’ve been told I sound weirdly scottish. It also partially might be that I’m neurospicy. But like if someone could maybe like write more Scottish pronunciation of the following words:
Cow
Bedroom
Mushroom

I can’t think of anymore rn but I might late
Edit: can’t change flair meant to put question but misclicked if a moderator sees this and they have the ability can you please change it for me??

Edit 2: um for a baseline my pronunciation for these is more
Cae
Then “rum” over “room” with kind almost a rolled R but not quite

i saw someone did a drum and i need to play a piece of music for class. does anyone know a good (free?) website with a drum tab for it?

I recently found out I live rather close to one of the biggest places for finding fossilised shark teeth in my country, any advice on how to find them or what I’m looking for?