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It's annoying af 4 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
@omar1992 I thought Robin was a good person as well. But truth be told I've never watched the whole thing, only seen a couple episodes here and there, so I obviously don't have the full picture.
@spookykink58 That's, damn, that's a very good point. Mind blown!
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@spookykink58 That's, damn, that's a very good point. Mind blown!
Maybe we at least have a conversation 28 comments
This is chicken nuggets (and I'm alright with that) 10 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
I had to Google what Al Baik was, we have nothing like it in Central Europe, but damn it sounds delicious!
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Maybe we at least have a conversation 28 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
I mean, if you're over there killing civilians and bombing hospitals and schools, this is the kind of retaliation you should expect. But there was no evidence they posed a threat beyond that. And even if they did, bombing even more of the country's schools and hospitals isn't really the way to go, is it?
Lol wow the hate 8 comments
Telling the Bees 5 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Ah yes, the bees! Caitlyn Doughty (Ask A Mortician on YT) has a great video about this <3
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Don't worry about it 9 comments
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ewqua
· 3 years ago
Right, right, they invented the concept of global Jihad and all that. But they never would reach the power to invade the US. The thing about these terrorist organizations is that they get created by local issues. In many cases, such as with the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (note: not affiliated with the Taliban), these terrorist organizations begin in rural areas where the local government doesn't have the power to effectively enact justice or even infrastructure. Oftentimes these groups begin as vigilantes in high crime areas abandoned by the local government and only radicalize later on, but in most cases their core remains local. Yes ISIS made instructional videos and stuff like that, radicalizing people in other countries and making them do terrorist attacks, but they wouldn't be able to get enough manpower to actually invade the US in a million years.
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Don't worry about it 9 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Is it really a thing that can "run in the family"? Sounds to me more like a thing caused by lifestyle or old age.
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First come first serve 1 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Lol I guess he also wouldn't give up his seat for a person with a broken leg because it was their choice to do the activity that caused it to break in the first place? "Not my fault you decided to go skiing, Matthew! Now stand here and hop on one leg, I don't care if you fall!"
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This is chicken nuggets (and I'm alright with that) 10 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Oh, no doubt, chicken nuggets are just blended chicken meat/skin remains with flour. They're neither good for you nor a culinary masterpiece, but sometimes you just really crave that delicious fried junk, y'know?
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More fillosuffee 7 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Sooo the concepts of "you are what you eat" and "I think therefore I am" have been invented much longer ago? Neat!
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Geese Goose 1 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
"geese goose" sounds like that kind of phrase you say when you need a mood boost. Geese goose geese goose geese goose. Hehe.
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Millennials are ruining the work day 5 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Dang millennials and their...
*shuffles card deck and pulls out a random card*
... healthy work-life balance. They're killing the corporate slavery industry!
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*shuffles card deck and pulls out a random card*
... healthy work-life balance. They're killing the corporate slavery industry!
I’d tell my mom she was the world’s best verbally abusive mother 5 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
@title I'm sorry about that, mate. My mom is nice but my grandma from my father's side, oof, she's a piece of work. I haven't been telling her anything personal for years now because I know for a fact she'd use that against me, ie. to belittle or insult me in front of other people, the first chance she gets if I did something that displeased her.
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My custom mask, in a place that just lifted mask restrictions 7 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Eh, you can pass covid by just talking to someone. Limiting it to "just cover your mouth while you sneeze" is not really accurate tbh.
But yes, single layer cloth masks don't really protect you or anyone around you. The fabric is too thin and there's too much space between the fibers. On the other hand, N95 are single use, you're supposed to throw them out after 8 hours or so. Not very eco friendly. Personally I sew my masks out of at least two layers of thick fabric (denim is really good for example) and with a pocket for a replaceable carbon filter inside. And also it's necessary to wash or steam/boil your masks regularly.
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But yes, single layer cloth masks don't really protect you or anyone around you. The fabric is too thin and there's too much space between the fibers. On the other hand, N95 are single use, you're supposed to throw them out after 8 hours or so. Not very eco friendly. Personally I sew my masks out of at least two layers of thick fabric (denim is really good for example) and with a pocket for a replaceable carbon filter inside. And also it's necessary to wash or steam/boil your masks regularly.
越南 bakery makes crocodile breadstuffs 4 comments
The 400m does suck, can confirm 4 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
You're not alone, my man. I'm fairly active/athletic and I hate running/jogging too. It's so damn boring, your only hope of some entertainment is if you play an audiobook in your headphones while you jog.
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Oddly accurate 1 comments
Maybe we at least have a conversation 28 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
They are but they're nowhere near as powerful as they used to be. So yeah, basically destroyed is a good way to put it.
Anyway I hate to explain my jokes but the point was, at the height of ISIS's power almost every US war hawk was fear mongering about them as if they could just invade the US at any moment, and using it to justify further bloating up the military budget.
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Anyway I hate to explain my jokes but the point was, at the height of ISIS's power almost every US war hawk was fear mongering about them as if they could just invade the US at any moment, and using it to justify further bloating up the military budget.
Maybe we at least have a conversation 28 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
No, clearly the military budget has to stay. Otherwise ISIS would invade Nebraska.
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Maybe this penguin just ate way, way too much lemon cake.