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9 months agoAt least here in the Netherlands, there was a lot of commotion because a data centre tried to buy a windmill park meant to power households as their dedicated power source
At least here in the Netherlands, there was a lot of commotion because a data centre tried to buy a windmill park meant to power households as their dedicated power source
In Dutch we only talk about turning screws clockwise and counterclockwise
He has a bunch of English ones on his website as well. Some of them are just the dumbest, least translatable puns though (in a good way).
Oof I had no idea. Hopefully the admin will come back soon.
In Dutch, “haai” (shark) sounds very similar to “hi” (the English word), same for “hooi” (hay) and “hoi” (hi). Which leads to this hilarious comic I saw once where a shark meets a bale of hay edit: somehow I typed bay of hale