S-Rank Party Kara Kaikosareta [Jugushi] ~"Noroi no Item" Shika Tsukuremasen ga, Sono Seinou wa Artifact-kyuu nari......!~ - Ch. 30.2

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Looks like princess will be visiting that town soon.

Laughing Skull would make a nice Halloween decoration.

Happy that Liz gets to live a good life.

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According to the person I met who was a contributor to the V.32 standard, they were thinking of the French meaning.
Yes. International telecommunications terms are often French. But you were mistaken about the meaning of the French “bis”.
 
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Regarding "bis" and the explanations already in the thread, I'm understanding that it's basically the same as the more commonly used "kai"?
 
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She looking hella submissive in that ngl :meguu:
no, no, she's worn it before. must be something else making her like that..
 

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Happy Liz is reader's happiness :glee:

Tentacles that go for your "pressure" points, whisper to you and are perfect for solo play. Totally innocent.
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Yes.

No. The word “bis” in French means things such as encore or second iteration.
Yep, example, This food is very good, can i have a bis?
Mean twice, can i have it again? Is often used in my country too.
 
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“Bis” is used in technical specs to signify an improvement which isn’t big enough to merit a full version number change. (Admittedly, the only standard I know of which actually used it was the V.32bis modem standard, but it was apparently widely-known enough that this was not considered weird at the time.) IIRC, it’s from the French for “kiss”, as in “this is the same standard, but with an added little bit of attention”.
The french wors you're referring to is "bise", "bis" just mean a new version with minor change.
 
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I don't think it comes from French but directly from the latin word "bis", same as other languages, and I suppose here it's used as if it was "Mark II", but as it'd be weird to name something "Mark II" in a medieval fantasy setting, "bis" it is.
 
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Holy Shet.... Did he just buff it even more by making it able to fixate the area you want to strengthen rather than the entire body? That can reduce the stress the user's body has to deal with when handling it. Heck, it might only just make you extremely exhausted afterwards rather than out right kill you after a few uses if I understand it correctly.

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