chant de l’oignon

Seulement parce que j’ai mis un ‹e› plus, c’est pas français ? C’est pas au niveau de langue maternelle mais on peut le comprendre, non? <3

J’aime l’oignon frite à l’huile !

American legislature and culture might give off this notion, but cars aren’t actually citizens.

This is actually classic fascist playbook:

• We are the strongest
• But also - o no - we are under attack from all sides, everyone is against us

Would native English speakers understand f.ex. instead of i.e. or e.g.?

I don’t think the European Union was ever canon in a story that happened “a long time ago”, regarding that the EU founding date was 1993 or 1951 at the earliest.

/jk

Just concentration-camp-guardy things

It looks like Spanish realism transported out of the quaint villages into the harsh reality of industrialised cities, therefore expressing the sentiment of the “Stadtgedichte” of the 1920’s.

The contrast between the flower on her dress, the potted plant on the balcony and the dark chimneys and chaotic shop signs in the background.

Beautiful.

When the scene came up with his house burned down and some family member sick/dying, I thought, ok now we’ll get some emotional beats, something interesting.

BAM

Everything is solved, musical number

In countries, where metric is standard, we use the scale for baking and all our recipes are by weight and not by volume.

I was just jokingly remarking, that all countries should go full metric (so just the USA, Canada’s kitchens and the UK’s streets are missing)

You could build our repurpose something like a silverware organiser, but fitted to the items in there.

But the true travesty: the scale should be easily accessible and in constant use tsk tsk

(We don’t have such a drawer btw)

Driveway turns into frozen lake turns into driveway again

Ultimate Möbius strip

Bagger 288 is also electrically driven. Even if it is connected by cable to a nearby powerplant.

Fastest gun? That would be Lucky Luke, the man who draws quicker than his own shadow

Sorry, 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.

Professional gaming

I’ve never seen or heard of this. Interesting.

Well in my country you point to whichever side you’re going.

?

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