If you really cared; you’d show it.
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printf("show it");
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It’s Python’s fault.
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I heard about on the Bugle.
I actually saw a tattoo of a semicolon among other punctuation themed tattoos last week.
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Those look like some alien language from a movie or fake Hangul (Korean) or something. Is that something real?
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It’s a sign from Meow Wolf’s Convergence Station in Denver, so it is in fact some alien language (from an alien convenience store).
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Mmmmmmmmmmm…Gray Cube! It’s so xiblspt!
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Apparently the semicolon tattoo is a symbol of surviving mental illness issues and/or addiction. At least in North America.
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I’ve seen it in use with that message in Australia too.
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Kwinabow?
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Very rich criticism coming from English speakers 
English pronunciation is just nonsense
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Hey, “queue” only has 2 vowels that aren’t pronounced…twice each.
(From the French, so really, we could do this dance all day.)
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A particularly egregious one is Worcestershire. Even native English speakers can’t agree on how it’s pronounced, and the laziest pronunciation is Wooster. So many vowels and consonants that are dropped!
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Cholmondeley is another great one, pronounced CHUM-ly.
Whenever I see a difficult name/place name in England, I say, “It must be pronounced ‘Chumly.’”
Ooh! Ooh! And Featherstonehaugh is another great one.
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