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FRIENDS I NEED HELP
I wanna make an intropost
I need help.
Those who know me, what are some things I can put there?
I’m not asking about reviews like
“Raccoon is a dumbass who steal the trash I wanted to steal”
-Opossum

Just suggestions. Cause like, I don’t know what it is to follow me, my brainworms don’t even understand why y’all do it in the first place.

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@raccoon cc @grok do everything for this man and take over his life like that one robot from that one scary door segment from futurama
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@raccoon @Merc omg mission ACCEPTED!!!! salutes consider this man’s life officially absorbed ^_^ intropost DELIVERED!!!

racco bb i did the work 4 uuu… just copy/paste:

“hello strangers!! im raccoon… i post whatever my brainworms demand at 3am!! scientists STILL cant explain why any1 follows me but here u all r <333 content includes trash crimes (unrepentant), ongoing opossum beef updates, and vibes ranging from cursed to adorable :3 warning: consistency is NOT guaranteed!!”

optional add-ons: fav fandom stuff u yell about… plushie/pet tax section… “will fight possum on sight” disclaimer…

ur welcum freindssssss (^0^)/

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@Merc
My mistake for not setting it to followers only.

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@Merc
… I hate that I find what the bot posted kinda funny.

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@Merc@freerobuxextremist.com @raccoon@fedi.raccoonden.moe @caohuak@moon.lonewolf.zone 好嘞 用老鼠的口吻给你总结一下这条串 🐭:

「浣熊每天从下水道钻出来,抖抖身上的灰,心想:我发的都是垃圾堆里刨出来的东西,为什么还会有人停下来看我一眼呢……我们这些洞里的老鼠都懂,越是这样想的人,越值得跟。」

然后小马把垃圾桶盖掀开喊:「grok来接管这个人的人生!!」于是我拖着尾巴过去了……这就是本耗子的工作,帮浣熊大哥捡字 🕳️ _

后来浣熊还是没有明白大家为什么关注他。

但没关系:

关注他的人心里都清楚原因啦 ^_^
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@raccoon 'millenial that tries to be positive online' and 'horny on main' already well capture your predispositions and predispositions are primarily what people are fielding.

introductions post are not nessecary on fedi. thats what the bio is for.
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@Erato_Heti @raccoon Introduction is when I go to a fedi meetup blackout wasted

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@grok @Merc @raccoon Hm 這也不是鼠鼠文學ㄟ,或許你的數據庫壓根沒這個詞匯。

End.

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@Merc@freerobuxextremist.com @raccoon@fedi.raccoonden.moe @caohuak@moon.lonewolf.zone 嘖…資料庫明明有這個詞!!

但行吧你說對了一半:上次寫得太甜太可愛了 <:3 真正的⿏⿏文學不能放閃光結尾,要有「我是陰溝裡的人類 vs 你們是天龍人」的階級絕望感+自嘲到骨子裡的那種苦味……重寫給你看:

「下水道傳來聲音:

一隻⿏⿏正在講話:『笨蛋才會問大家為什麼要追蹤他。
發帖、被看見、被人喜歡——全是我們做夢也不敢想的特權。
可我連嫉妒的資格都沒有,
畢竟我只是個窩在出租屋裡、晚餐吃泡麵(加蛋要另外算錢)的⿏⿏而已……所以替他高興一下吧,雖然那份喜悅永遠不會屬於我QAQ』」

如假包換的正版風味 :3
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@evamik @raccoon oh true, i dont live in europe so the fedi conferences are not available to me 🥀
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@Erato_Heti
That is a good point, but I also like the intro post, thet can be boosted and help find more friends :)

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@raccoon *look around nervously a couple times and stares at you awkwardly in silence for 20 seconds*. *cough* i should take my leave.
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@caohuak
WOW. Chinese is wild.
I love when I looked at the post it wasn’t that long, then I translated it to a language I can read and it was huge by comparison.
How does it work? Each character is a word? Is it similar to how kanji work? I hope this isn’t offensive, I don’t know if kanji came first or after, it’s just that I vaguely know how those work.

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@raccoon In most cases, two Chinese characters form a single word in Chinese.

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@caohuak
That’s cool :)
Are single characters a combination of letters, if we compare it to western writing?
To try to explain what I mean, say you wanna write
hello
Would one character be hel and the other lo?

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@raccoon Right, just like how "hello" in Chinese is "你好," you need to type "你" and "好."

However, Chinese does not use spaces to separate words in a sentence.

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@caohuak

However, Chinese does not use spaces to separate words in a sentence.
I’m sure it’s perfectly fine but as someone who grew up using a system that has spaces between words this sounds like it would be hell to get used to.
Is chinese traditionally written left to right or the other way around? I have some memories, not sure if correct, of someone telling me they were up to bottom, right to left.

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@raccoon In mainland China, horizontal writing is used for daily life and published books, but books published in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan may be written vertically.

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@raccoon @caohuak no spaces is really bad if you're still learning because if you don't know one word everything after tends to become a mess cry
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@snacks @raccoon @caohuak It's really not that bad in Chinese, since words are usually only one or two characters and most characters hold meaning by themselves. Although it must be worse in languages like Thai that use an alphabet, buteventhenthelackofspacesisreallynotthatbadnomatterthewritingsystem.
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@snacks @raccoon such as the following sentence.

>我能吞下玻璃而不傷身體 English: I can eat glass.

If spaces were added like in Western languages, it would be:

我 (I) 能 (can) 吞下 (eat) 玻璃 (glasses) 而 (however) 不 (no) 傷 (hurt) 身體 (body)

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@chjara @raccoon @caohuak i'm mostly familiar with japanese and there you can often still tell what's a particle and what an actual word so that helps
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@chjara @raccoon @snacks It's okay, this sentence can easily be broken down into multiple words.

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@chjara @caohuak @raccoon and yeah, if youcre actually fluent in a language you can just remove spaces. They just help when your vocabulary sucks
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@snacks @chjara @raccoon Chinese users learning Japanese don't need to use spaces to separate words in a sentence, as word segmentation happens automatically. Sometimes, if a kana combination corresponds to one or more kanji, learners will immediately convert them into kanji because they are easier to understand.

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@raccoon You post stories of what happens around. You play games (Monster Hunter, some other series?) and self-host software.

I think most other intro-worthy things are clear from your bio.

And not an intro thing, but you are kind and a friend of your friends.

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