outofcontextcomics·Out of Context ComicsbyThe Picard Maneuver C'est la vieView original on piefed.world263Comments15Reply
TabbsTheBat (they/them) pawb.socialIn lithuanian we have "žmogus-šikšnosparnis" but "betmenas" is more commonly used :315Reply
Rob T Firefly lemmy.worldYou know what the 1960s Joker traps 1960s Batman dangling above a giant vat of in Holland instead of ketchup? Mayonnaise!14Reply
RRailcar8095 replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesRata con alas (wingded rat) generally means pidgeon. Bats don't have bad connotations in Spain, and are even the symbol of Valencia.3Reply
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which, weirdly, is the swedish name for the family Vespertilionidae
Or a very north German way of saying Drivers license from 50 years ago
Académie Française: 😡
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In lithuanian we have "žmogus-šikšnosparnis" but "betmenas" is more commonly used :3
You know what the 1960s Joker traps 1960s Batman dangling above a giant vat of in Holland instead of ketchup? Mayonnaise!
I’ve heard in Spanish it’s “el rata alada”
Rata con alas (wingded rat) generally means pidgeon.
Bats don't have bad connotations in Spain, and are even the symbol of Valencia.
I was referencing this scene from The Batman
Still on my backlog :(
Isn't German batman Fledermaus Mensch? Flying mouse man.
Stupid metric system.
In Italian it’s “L'Uomo Pipistrello” which is fun to say