Well here’s the English word: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/crepe#English

Unfortunately you’ll have to read the IPA to get the British pronunciation, as the only recorded version is the US pronunciation.

Visit the link I linked, listen to the samples of French speakers from different regions saying the word

Add them in as wandering monsters. AC 16, 12 HP, 4’ move

Attacks: 1d4 headbutt +1

Interesting that your pronunciation is listed as predominantly US, but Larson lives and lived in Washington state and pronounces it the way I and presumably the rest of the Commonwealth do

Neither of us can say the other is mispronouncing the word, it is said both ways

How did we get that way of saying it? The French version of the word has a circumflex over the e (crêpe) I’m not up on French pronunciation but I suppose that influenced how it was pronounced in English

Edit to add: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/crêpe#French

The French pronunciation

In English crepes rhymes with shapes. Sorry, we do mangle words we steal adopt

Wasn’t the quote for the b2 much more reasonable, but after Congress ordered the air force to reduce the number (in the hope of reducing the budget), the count reduced, but the price remained the same, making each aircraft more expensive?

For those who don’t know, the green end of the spectrum has more power than the red end. It can push electrons, make chemistry happen, and damage cells.

Red light is so low energy you can use it as a safe light when working with black and white film

The colour of light that can give you a tan or turn cholesterol to vitamin D is ultra violet, further to the green end than green or even blue

Plants managed to use their ability to pull carbon out of the air to kill almost everything else alive at the time

They pull out carbon from carbon dioxide, and dump the oxygen*

Which turned out ok. It’s called the great oxygenation crisis

*That which they don’t use, I don’t know if they used it back then

I shall edit that to say they can’t absorb all of the green. Indeed some plants are very close to black

You have probably heard that plants are green. They are green because they reflect green light

They reflect green light because they can’t absorb all of it

They think people are there to read the memes. They don’t believe that “the real ____ is in the comments”

America is doing something wrong to have so many fail to vote

Australia has 90 to 95% voter turnout

We hold elections on weekends

We use a single transferable vote, so you can safely vote for who you actually support

We have a rule that you must vote, enforced by a tiny fine

Darkness omitted so we can see the man and the snakes. Imagine that window is a cutaway so we outside the scene can see

I suppose the acrophobia was tested by getting the man into the contraption

This really shows how bad Russian equipment is. Russia hits a western armoured vehicle in the window and stars the glass; Ukraine hits a Russian tank in the steel and destroys it

Aussie here, I don’t use any of those companies products, but just coincidentally. I guess there’s no surprise that otherwise evil companies also continue to trade in Russia

I’m sad to see Sydney is also imaginary

Most solitaire games have concealed cards. You shouldn’t look at them, it makes the game too easy

I’d much rather be on a spacecraft that wore out too soon than one that catastrophically failed

Shuttle was aluminium beneath the thermal tiles, so damage to the tiles was catastrophic. The expectation is Starship will be okay with a few tiles out, partly because steel is much more capable than aluminium, and partly because they have backup thermal protection

What’s the context? Or is this just something we’re hoping for?