Wise woofs.
What the hell does “raise your words” mean if it isn’t about volume?
Cut him some slack, he’s a dog - he’s trying his best.
I ABSOLUTELY adore your fursona. So cute! Very cute profile banner too!
Aww, thank you! That’s really nice of you to say!
Stuck on Voyager; do you have any images? :3c
This is the one that both the profile pic and the banner are from!
Aww, cute kobolds! Thank you
It means to elevate your language, rather than just get loud. Raise as in rise above.
I feel like it wouls be better to substitute elevate into that whole phrase rather than raise.
But elevate and raise are synonymous, and the double entendre is kind of the whole point, here. I have no idea how it worked in the original Arabic, as this is a quote from medieval Sufi poet, Rumi. But I assume there was a similar clever play on words happening.
I think it’s supposed to mean raise the quality of your argument. It’s ironically really poorly written.
I showed this meme to my dog and he said
That screen is twice as big as you never need The hubris of your specie know no boundaries Your kind turned our paradise among the stars into a tomb
I love my dog
True, but those that ignore thunder often catch the lightning. (cracks knuckles)
I’m sure that was quite insightful, but my VPN blocked it. (might want to run your anti virus software, BTW.)
What?
Right click - Remove extension
Can’t tell if you’re trolling me but:
Invidious is literally a front-end for YouTube. Also, I recommend adblock on your browser. Mine is ok.
I got a paid subscription to adblock plus and Use a VPN. That’s odd there was a video there at one point…
shut the fuck up Ralph
SHUT THE FUCK UP RALPH!
*corrected.
What does “raising your words” look like in this scenario?
Maybe something like, dont lick your paws
🎶 Sing 🎶
Real
Is Ralph in the room with us now?
But thunder makes you get inside instead of standing in the rain.
Children are so wise.
Just the other day, mine told me, “Not a ‘yes sir’. Not a follower. Fit the box, fit the mold, have a seat in the foyer. Take a number. I was lightning before the thunder.”
