At the very least, it's in the same universe as the Mario & Luigi RPGs because of Paper Jam
Pleather is the word you're looking for (unless I'm misunderstanding something)
tbh yeah, the punchline makes no sense. Imagine if you asked to check out Dune but she scolded you with "Sorry it is in the fiction department"
Why is the 'and' symbol an upside down v then? Just because?
Impressive! I remember taking a long time on the beginning levels because the language logic made by brain melty. It still does tbh
I'm adamant about never looking up the solutions so I'm still a few levels short of 100%. I've been chipping away at the game for years now
Isn't that what food photographers do to make pizza cheese look stretchier? The bot should recommend nailing the pizza slice down to the table next lol
Also it's not possible to do a double-blind test on pubescent kids. Even if you aren't told whether the kid is on puberty blockers, or hormones, or nothing, it'll be obvious just by looking at them.
Less-fanatical libs see the US gov like a ratchet: it will develop fascism freely when a Republican is in office, but it'll be halted temporarily by a Democrat. Why these people are satisfied by a short pause (that doesn't even happen) is beyond me.
Yeah it's read as "secretaria primera" in this text. And Prime Secretary is a good translation, though First Secretary is good too because job titles like these are literally numbered. Primera Secretaria, Segunda Secretaria, Tercera Secretaria, etc.
That's just the Spanish equivalent of "1st". I dunno how this organization is structured, but sometimes there are multiple vice presidents and secretaries and stuff, so they're numbered.
And still are in Spanish (historia). So are discrete and discreet (discreto). OP should switch to a romance language
To be fair, that's basically the same character as Humdinger from paw patrol. Just replace entrepreneur with mayor
Ghost Trick mentioned‼️‼️🗣️📣‼️‼️❗
That game has such an immaculately told story! The characters, the pacing, the game mechanics, the twists, the ending! And the animation!! It's all sooooo good that after I first finished it, I immediately started another playthrough just to experience it again! Legit the best story in gaming
Have you seen this fan animation? It's basically a Cabanela fancam from the old Internet (it's fantastic)
Passive Lenin is no Lenin at all 😞
Es gracias a los consejos de Carlos Marcos que los poblanos pudieron derrotar los franceses 🇫🇷🔥
Okay now do it again but this time, let furry Lenin be horny
Well it is foundational to the US. In a way, being anti-genocide really is anti-American
I don't dream. No nightmares either. I have no problems sleeping and I'm not on drugs so it isn't a health thing - I've been like this all my life.
The only times I've managed to dream are when I nap while already well-rested, but even then I still usually don't. Like I might get 1 or 2 dreams a year in total from when I go back to sleep immediately after waking up, but never from normal sleep.
Anyone else like this?
I fat fingered the options menu and accidentally tapped on block. How do I unblock? It only gives me the option to block even harder hahaha
At the start of the pandemic when libraries were closed during lockdowns, the Internet Archive temporarily allowed users to loan books unrestricted (usually only a few people can check out a book at a time). Some book publishers took issue with this and sued them for mass copyright infringement and won. The Internet Archive is going to appeal the judgement.
Koalas and other endangered species are being driven to extinction right now by logging publicly owned forests. This video shows the desertification of the logging sites.
Economist Radhika Desai and Ben Norton discuss the neoliberal myth of "globalization", the contradictions of US hegemony, and the crisis of capitalism. This is part 1 in a series discussing Radhika's new book "Capitalism, Coronavirus, and War: A Geopolitical Economy". Other episodes in the series:...
A banger conversation where Radhika Desai challenges common narratives regarding world development communistly. She made a lot of interesting arguments and I took some notes that I'm gonna share here:
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imperialism is when nationstates manage capitalism's contradictions at the expense of subordinate territories
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once capitalism develops in one country, other countries are forced to either become subordinate (buy their excess commodities, surrender resources) or develop themselves (protectionist, state-directed industrialization)
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maintaining unevenness is imperialism, resisting this underdevelopment is anti-imperialism
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global development is not the spread of markets, not the rule of successive hegemonies, but the spread of multipolarity
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golden age of capitalism was after WWII and was actually ruined by capitalism, not caused by it
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- it came about from socialist policies that wringed monopolies: regulations, full employment, welfare, universal education, healthcare, price controls
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- neoliberalism is the rolling back of these measures to protect capitalism, prevent further socialist development
Highly recommend you guys listen in! This video made a lot of ideas click for me.
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