Great Milan and Lady Mondegreen

You are correct because:

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And that´s canon, now!

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Depends on what you like to express. In this variant: !? you shout and then wonder. With this variant: ?! you put the wondering/question into the focus. Unicode has both characters/ligatures.

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:shushing_face:

Both. They’re also subtly different.
The latter is more used if you’re indignant, the first is rather surprised.

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This problem has now its own thread:

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I went back for you and took these standing right next to it.

The largest of both holes is almost 4m high.

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From this perspective it looks like the upper part of a giant skull! :open_mouth:

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Like in MI3!

#itscanontoo

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This just in:
@Ema was using vocal input to type in our chat.

He said “la mia opinione” (my opinion), but the phone wrote and sent “let me up in your neck”. Way to go.

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I love it when people dig up this thread. I always feel like I accomplished something.

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Shall I remind you that “Great Milan” kinda sounds like “scratch my anus” said by a person from Bari?

Only if you pronounce it waaaayyy wrong, though(and attach an “o” appearently).

I mean by a stretch it also sounds kinda like “Kat Merad”.

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That’s why I said “by a person from Bari” :stuck_out_tongue: they have a very peculiar accent.

Those are english words, though. It´d be wrong, accent or no. :smirk:

Yes but, likewise, I can tell you that “la mia opinione” doesn’t really sound like “let me up in your neck”… And I’m pretty sure I pronounced it right. :sweat_smile:

But I kinda see how that could have happened, though. :grin:

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:grinning:

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It also sounds a bit “yanni”. to me.

No, wait a sec… “Laurel”.

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Most certainly!