Yeah the first one makes me think that it’s at most for speakers.

Weird.

Thanks for teh information.

I haven’t had a TV in like 15 years, what do they look like nowadays?

Has pet

Has a multistory domicile

Yeah I wouldn’t know about that aspect, the only time I’ve ever had a “normal schedule” were in the army and a few months of day shift as a taxi driver. And if I had to do something in the middle of the day I just did it between fares.

So I don’t I now if people working 8-16 in Finland take personal days but it’s possible at least. Not that it’s even necessary for most I think. There’s not many places you still have to physically go to to apply to things and whatnot. Mostly online.

Too true.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/tanyaakim/2026/02/24/another-camel-beauty-contest-is-rocked-by-a-botox-cheating-scandal/

You’re not wrong in most of what you’ve said but equally in the EU you got to apply for one and pay for it, and an ID card is ~40€. Passport is a bit more. But yeah you could actually take your own passport photo with a mobile as long as it fullfills a few requirements. Most people just use a photographer who sends them directly to the police and then you just go online and pay and wait a few weeks and get your ID in the mail.

But yeah I know how different it is in the US especially because it affects different populations differently.

I would love some al dente carbonara right now. Unfortunately I think I’m oversensitive to gluten and dairy proteins. I’ve been trying for a few years now and that’s the conclusion I somewhat have to draw. Which sucks balls.

I agree there’s no need to exaggerate.

But it is worrying anyway. It’s very much play-by-play from Hitler’s playbook.

Suppress opposition while getting a force which simps for you and challenges normal authorities.

And I probably Jimmy Carr, because YouTube kept pushing his shorts.

I googled this Hovind fella and you’re right, I can see that as well.

I actually thought he looked liked Jimmy Carr

Can you understand that I see a fluffy animal I’d like to pet despite thinking it’s not immoral to eat them?

Because I don’t think you do. And if you want more people reducing the amount of (factory farmed) meat they eat and/or supporting vegan products, perhaps don’t paint eveyone who eats meat as a “someone only capable of seeing burgers and leather belts”.

I have a leather jacket. It’s older than me. It’s from the 70’s or perhaps even 60’s. It’s still in good condition because I take care of it. How many plastic (polyester) jackets have you gone through in the last 20 odd years? Because those hurt mother nature both directly and indirectly. How often do have you used an airplane? What’s your carbon footprint? Despite me eating meat, I guarantee mine is lower than yours.

But that’s okay, because you’re not capable of equating indirect harm to anything you contribute to, no, it’s only the evil “carnists” who just can’t be nice to animals or even ever really feel happiness from the gut wrenching hunger to consume animal flesh they must be suffering from all the time.

Or maybe this is the streaker winning his bet, hmm?

You’re not wrong, cash does have more mistakes, but it evens out at the end, since you usually make mistakes both ways. Cash is riskier, yeah. But it’s also a lot cheaper depending on what the services and machines cost.

I remember a time when people were hesitant to use cards for small payments, and some places wouldn’t take them for small purchases.

Then cards became more popular and in recent years cash has been going away at least here, when it used to be that you had to be able to take cash.

But yeah mistakes happen with cards as well. They’re just way harder to fix from the client end. (Client as in the company/person using a card machine to charge someone something.)

But yeah it’s marginally easier to just take card payments but you have to keep the receipts from those as well just like you need to keep cash so there’s not that much of a difference in very small scales. (Like driving a taxi.) The bigger the scale the more it matters.

Well at least our Finnish national dish is still traditional. Take cubed beef and pork. Put them in water. Add salt. Put on heat for a sufficient amount of time.

That’s it.

Fancy modern versions have peppers and whatnot but traditionally it’s just salt.

I think the chain should be the length of half the width of your opponents shield, or thereabouts. That’s just me guessing and I’m no nerd about medieval warfare.

Flails are apparently kinda shit but prolly work against shields.

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That’s more of a neologism, whereas “evilness” veers more toward the archaic.

Yeah, but not worse than just “bad”, whereas “evilness” sounds worse compared to just “evil.”

My point is that it might not the most colloquial of English use, but MLK Jr didn’t exactly speak vernacular either.

So just because something sounds a tad off doesn’t necessarily mean it’s wrong. And in a lot of cases it’s the opposite, because languages just keep evolving.