@kamatahvel@infosec.exchange
Why do we "deplane" but no one ever "debusses"? "Deboat" just sounds like I'm using the wrong definite article in German. "Demetro" - I just can't take that seriously. And how is leaving an automobile handled? I know we could, in theory, "decar" (lol, sounds like Descartes), but would it be "deauto" or would we borrow from some misplaced French knowledge picked up in school and write "d'auto" instead?
@kamatahvel@infosec.exchange
People in Texas be like "I pulled up to the HEB parking lot and detrucked to begin my shopping adventure"