Fighting Bird Children

@Decrozi the cool S existed in atleast the 80s

@Decrozi My guess is that it's more of a "you're too young" thing than a "rural Texas" thing. Drawing that "S" was all the rage when I was in jr and sr high school (late 80s and early-mid 90s) in Western Pennsylvania..

@fake_account_to_disable_autoplay I'm from rural Indiana. We had nothing cool. I graduated in '92 and the internet didn't exist yet there. That's not a joke.

@BoneSaw_is_Ready Agreed

@lunchbox893 Talking Kenku can be quite normal if a Kenku has spent any decent amount of time with common speakers. They mimic language, which they can use to make fully functional sentences if they have enough ready to mimic. Usually younger kenku simply mimic phrases iirc.