Tar_Alcaran

It’s also pretty relevant that psychology has done a lot of improving after his death, which was 86 years ago.

Can’t wait for Khaleesi to flip her shit and murder everyone

What about guys who like rough muscular girls with strapons?

At some point, you should embrace the blur. It’s all one massive ball of wibly wobly sexy wexy.

Is this in the US, land of the free?

I definitely don’t have the patience for that

Russia realized that if you just steal shit, you don’t have to pay for it anymore.

but wouldn’t that imply an interchangeability that doesn’t quite reflect skill, and even moreso institutional such?

Sort of, yes. There’s definitely a difference between how an experienced hotel cleaner makes beds and how I make beds, but I can start cleaning hotelrooms tomorrow, without needing other qualifications. And you could also start tomorrow. And so could basically every other able-bodied adult, and we’d all do roughly the same job (though not as well as the person who’s done it for 10 years).

But neither of us can start tomorrow as a plumber, because it requires pre-existing training. That’s not an unskilled job.

See, this is why we call it “Movable” and “Immovable” goods in Dutch, much more sensible.

And we’ve got a lovely archaic wordt for it too! “Onroerend goed”.

“Realty” redirects here; not to be confused with reality.

I love this

Hey, the US can still bid on EU arms programs, but we’ll have to put a 200% tarriff in to balance the trade, because that’s totally how it works.

Wait, let me check with chatGPT to confirm.

Yep, that’s how it works!

Rubio warned that excluding American firms from European tenders would be viewed negatively by Washington—an implicit criticism of the EU’s proposed procurement rules.

Oh no! If we don’t buy any weapons, they might not want to sell us weapons anymore!

A Nordic diplomat not present at the Baltic meeting confirmed that US officials recently conveyed their concerns, stating that any exclusion from EU arms purchases would be inappropriate.

Yeah, the US has recently done just a few things that “would be inappropriate” as well, so I think we’re on good ethical ground here.

I’m a woman in my mid-30’s. I’ve visited Egypt once, for two weeks.

I’m pretty sure half the gropings of my entire life were during those two weeks.

We got married for legal reasons. It’s much easier to get married than to get power of attorney, wills, and all that legal stuff done separately, so one day while sitting on the sofa looking at that stuff, I just said “hmm, you know, getting married is much easier”. And that was our proposal.

We got married with just our close relatives there, because my mom would kill me if I didn’t invite her, and his grandma would help out.

We DID have a big 10 year anniversary, because we wanted an excuse for a party, but it wasn’t wedding-like at all.

Yeah, because she’s going to punch him in the face. Hard.

And as for data safety and privacy, another 1930s Dutch story. Dutch people are great at data and statistics, and very meticulous.

As a result, we have tons of data on people, including data on where someone’s ancestors are from and what religion they have. The results of that, combined with a fascist regime were not pretty.

Teflon Mark

It lets you pay for the oncoming lawsuit

Per frame.

Making fun of tankies is always good

You thought the UK was less friendly than the Netherlands??? Did you only visit London?