Count to ∞!

[FoxandtheHounds]

110665

 

[Mare Lover 1975]

110 ?

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110667

 

[Mare Lover 1975]

110668

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110669

Spoiler: Smut

 

[Tom61294014]

110670

 

[FloofyNewfie]

110671

I wonder if we're going to have another good smut round coming up... or if it's going to be a giant flop like the last one?

 

[hovermoon]

110671,5

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110672

Good I hope, but I just burned one new image lol.

 

[Tom61294014]

110673

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110674

 

[YanchaOkami]

110675

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110677?

Oops. Looks like I foxed up the count earlier. ?

 

[Mare Lover 1975]

110678

 

[YanchaOkami]

1 + 1,06 + 7 = 9 (rounded to full numbers)

I'll add a quick subliminal 110676, so it doesn't feel left out.

 

[nitchanan]

110680

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110681

 

[qweqwe]

110682

 

[YanchaOkami]

110683

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110684

 

[MrsShemon]

110685

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110686
?

 

[MrsShemon]

110687
?
?

 

[Mare Lover 1975]

110688

 

[MrsShemon]

110689
? ?

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110690

 

[MrsShemon]

110691

 

[son1911]

Actually repertoire hails from Latin in origin as well. Lol

It's most likely that anything that comes from French, being a Romance language and all that, can trace its origin in Latin. But repertoire and inventory haven't taken the straight path into the English language; they've both actually taken a detour through French. From an etymological point of view, it is important to take this into consideration because those detours tend to obscure both form and meaning of a word.

So what I'm actually trying to say is that if you don't bother with how the words entered the language, then there's no point to separate them into words of French or Latin origin. All would be Latin.

110692

 

[MrsShemon]

110693

Disceptationem tuam de linguis vere non sequor, sed gaudeo te omnes ludibrio habere.

 

[FoxandtheHounds]

110694