That is indeed the dark humor, if you can’t handle it, it’s a rough time to be reading the internet at all, most of us can’t do much other than laugh through the tears. If you want to just pick a fight, you won’t find it here and I suggest you use that energy for something more productive.
Okay I invite you to block me because again, a lot of people are going to be making dark jokes right now because it’s how we cope. I didn’t want any of this and I can’t stop it.
I think the Swiss did it right: Apostrophe for the thousands, which is completely unambiguous, and no-one cares what you use for the decimal point, I mean, comma.
The use of commas instead of periods to denote fractions is making me want to harm someone. What in the fuck are they teaching you in school nowadays.
They are probably just from a country that uses commas instead of periods and they simply forgot that they had to switch those.
I demand to know what country is still trapped in the dark ages. They need to be freedom’d
We don’t have much oil so you aren’t going to be interested, unless you want to gift us to putin.
Freedom’d? Like the small children the USA bombed in Iran? Or the American troops killed in the retaliatory strikes?
That is indeed the dark humor, if you can’t handle it, it’s a rough time to be reading the internet at all, most of us can’t do much other than laugh through the tears. If you want to just pick a fight, you won’t find it here and I suggest you use that energy for something more productive.
I’m not American. You just kind of missed the mark with your version of “dark humour”. Mocking children being murdered is just kind of shitty.
Okay I invite you to block me because again, a lot of people are going to be making dark jokes right now because it’s how we cope. I didn’t want any of this and I can’t stop it.
Continental Europeans are a bit weird with this
I’m a convert. Comma is the larger symbol which should be used for the more significant delimiter. Comma for decimal, periods for thousands separator.
I think the Swiss did it right: Apostrophe for the thousands, which is completely unambiguous, and no-one cares what you use for the decimal point, I mean, comma.