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What a rainfall
Well Yeltsin had tanks shoot at the parliament building
292·4 days agoSorry, big derailment of subject here:
The author described 40cm of rain, which was unusual to me, since we normally describe the rain in millimetres.
Then they translated it to American as 16 inches or 70 gallons per square yard.
The neat thing about 400 mm is, that it’s also 400 litres per square metre.
And it’s also crazy much, my heart goes out to Valencia.
I’ve never seen or heard of this. Interesting.
Well in my country you point to whichever side you’re going.
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On a bike you use the arm of whichever way you’re going. Or do you stretch your left arm across your face when you’re going right?
Don’t bring toast to a bread discussion smh my head
Mitt Romney = Mid Normie as his literal name
I think the strat would be too found a new party ( let’s say American Worker’s Party AWP) on the state and country level.
Get in the state parliaments. Later, if the party is established, get as many seats in the senate and the HoR as possible, but don’t touch the presidential race until it’s actually realistic.
2·11 days agoI knew my memory was a bit washed about wether it was a laurel, an olive, or an oak leaf crown.
After my one-website-deep search, I found, that the triumphant was wearing a laurel wreath and the slave was holding an oak leaf crown made of gold.
Yesterday I drove behind a new generation RAV4 and was shocked at how big it was. I remembered them as smaller SUVs.
Looking at carsized.com the 2005 gen definitely looks lighter and sportier and smaller than the current 2019 fat slob.
You’re right, that’s an Atlantic cod.
Trouts have two back fins and a more hook like lower jaw.
Sorry, that’s a brown trout, I’m pretty sure
Not in english, but we read Anne Frank’s Diary in grade 8, Andorra by Max Frisch in grade 9 or 10.
But the most disturbing was “Der Sandmann” in grade 11 and “Der gelbe Vogel” (originally “Alan and Naomi”) in grade 9.
More like Michele (pron. Mikele)
Bagger 288 is also electrically driven. Even if it is connected by cable to a nearby powerplant.