“The final solution was 1941” is probably the correct language to use.
“The final solution was 1941” is probably the correct language to use.
I have legitimately always been confused by the bodega thing for the same reason.
We have several chains that do exactly that and they’re just called “corner stores”.
“You can get eggs, toilet paper, and Gatorade”
Damn, that’s called a Spar, or Premier, or Londis.
The worst instances of toxic masculinity I’ve ever received has been from women.
They’re SocDems, no shit. They also seem to be teenagers too.
They view the world as good vs evil. Putin is doing an evil right now, so NATO is the good. Also when Libya was destroyed NATO was still bad but Libya was even worser so it cancels it out.
The worst thing is when someone who is a skeptic but still says like “I don’t like North Korea but a lot of the stories they tell about it are made up” and not once do they think “What even are the reasons I don’t like DPRK, and how many of them are made up?”
Like, they reject the propaganda but still come to the same conclusion the propaganda wanted them to reach anyway.
The SpecTRe program is so good for storytelling purposes as it gives you a reason to do whatever you want while also giving you a strict mission guideline to do.
But it’s not a great thing to have when you really think about it.
The more the Batarians get genocided the nicer they become lol
It’s heavily implied in 3 that they’ll become good aliens after their entire civilisation was destroyed.
I like Taris a hell of a lot more than Peragus. At least there’s quests and such on Taris, a bit of variety.
Harry goes from the “kid under the stairs” to essentially being infinitely rich as far as the story is concerned. He is instantly a millionaire in Book One. Money is literally never a problem in the books except when it is for no reason whatsoever.
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
But Crowder really likes to smoke pipe.
What part of “no excuses for the terror” is difficult to understand?
Anti-Chapo people once again proving themselves to be one of the most deranged segments of Twitter.
Most of the time they don’t even understand what they’re trying to say.
This is one of those things that’s just unknown and vague enough that it can’t be cringe.
If someone asks you what it is you can just say “oh it’s a cute bear cos I like them” .