AnUnusualRelic

Has he eaten anybody so far (that we know of)?

Freedom Orb

But tea isn't opaque...

How many times do we have to repeat that it's either one or the other.

Now in the cellar with you. A hot dominating lesbian will be there shortly.
Sorry? Why not? Oh. Ok. A bottle of water will be there shortly.

americans go to another country to ‘expereince the culture’

Eeeehhhh... More or less.
Anyway you can't experience that much in the few days most US people have available. Remember that they have to go to London, Paris and possibly the Riviera, Rome, some place in Germany, and maybe two or three other places, all in the one or two weeks that they can spend in Europe before their boss requires their presence back behind their keyboard. It's a vacation of sorts, but it's also a game of tag.

Faced with so many changing vistas, they are bound to give up and enter a Mc D at some point. You would do the same, except that when you go abroad, you can just stay somewhere for a month and actually see a country if you like (assuming you can afford to, but then, visiting Belgium is fine too). So anyway, what I mean is that you have to account for the culture shock, which exists for them, although I'm not sure visiting a foreign Mc D will attenuate that. Because they are probably way more foreign than they'll likely expect.

Tumbler, twitter, they're all thingers, same difference.

Oh, right, we all saw that, of course.

Just use the kiddy distro. We don't have time for your questions! 🧐

Also there are probably thirty actual decent KDE distributions. OpenSuSE is one of the very old ones, there are many others.

I'm not interested in it, because it was written for a console, Sony, I think, and will be ported to PC by AI (you know it's true) which means we'll get the usual port drama, only worse.

Anyway, it's like GTA5, the only difference is one digit, big deal. It's like those footy games…

For me, the problem with “Rocinante” is I don’t know how to pronounce it.

If you're using a European language, you're pronouncing it correctly, or close enough.

If your only contact with English is the written word, I guess it depends on what languages you're familiar with. If you're using AI / translation software, just ask it to read it to you. Maybe it'll get it right. Or not. Who can tell with those things.

Shame! (bling)

Technically, if you do that you'll be doing the same as a lot of locals. People love their "Mac Do" (for some reason).

Immerse yourself in the local culture (and have a beer at the local Mc D, assuming that's still a thing, I'm not really sure).