

I’ve been to Finland and I never felt alien there. Of course, it’s a bit different, but “nothing in common” is a bit of an overstretch to me


I’ve been to Finland and I never felt alien there. Of course, it’s a bit different, but “nothing in common” is a bit of an overstretch to me
I know it’s a running gag on the internet but I unironically think there’s someone who actually does this
Yes, your body doesn’t have a means to break down water and extract energy from it


Woosh


You beat me to it


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This


Thank you for introducing me to Ren. Been listening to his stuff all day, I haven’t been so emotional in a while


So to answer your question, I want you to try to imagine how bad you think our public transportation is. Then lower your expectations.
Sounds like a line from a Terry Pratchett book
“Most people don’t know how to weld” “Really? I worked as a welder for 20 years and never had a problem with it”
As someone who experienced a lot of bullying in the past, I can tell you it changed me as a person and I still struggle with it to this day. While I understand where you’re coming from, my point is we should put more emphasis on what the person actually did and how it affected others. It’s easy to forgive from the outside, I just wish the people he/she hurt would see their message and their regrets
Did you also kick people for fun?


If you managed to be both, why not maintain a balance
You also mentioned Finland and hinted that it’s culturally very different to Russia. You also said Finland is close to Norway and Russia has nothing in common with Norway. I’m discussing the general idea you expressed, even if not a direct quote from you, I hope you can understand