Feed the savages - it gives you the false feeling of superiority, but deep down you know that if you die and nobody finds you they will start eating you after like 2 days.

Approximately 25000 Renault 10

I was planning to cancel it a while ago but this actually made me do it.

Why?

• because of life obligations I consider myself lucky if I can play something once per week.
• with the money that I spend on the subscription I can buy a (more) older game(s) and keep myself entertained for half a year.
• having the latest releases is nice, but I can wait one year and buy it on some sale and if not… mneh… Whatever…
• sure you get hundreds of games with Game Pass, but most of them are either noise or not my type of genre.
• fuck Microsoft.

“may”?

Put a blanket over the place that she scratches and/or a scratching pole somewhere near the sofa.

Generally the more scratching poles (or carpets on the floor) they have to scratch, the less they mess with furniture.

My weapon of choice is Škoda ForCity Smart.

Weird, ours was torch and pitchfork.

Grok is just Elon posting under a pseudonym. Prove me wrong.

Rapidly closing or not, keep fighting the good fight people. Buy less, plant some trees, avoid cars and planes and think before you vote.

Rambo… On VHS.

One of those is not like the others.

Wait, it’s been two years already?

I’m sorry for not giving the exact languages, but one of them is Latin based and the second one is Slavic. He knows the name of things, animals and what sounds they make in both languages, funny enough he even translates for us. He is also starting to get concepts like “soon” or “later” in both languages.

English is tricky because when my wife and I talk it’s generally about abstract concepts like how our day went, what we should cook, gossip and what no. So he can’t really associate the words with something that he can see or touch.

I’m a bit late for this post and early in the parenting world, but here is out experience until now.

We are a mixed EU family with a 2 year old kid, we each speak our native language with the kid and English with each other. It’s a interesting setup, but it works for now.

The child has dual citizenship and we try to visit the other half of the family as much as possible, as well as speak to them via WhatsApp.

He’s to small to understand things like culture and customs, but my wife and I are pretty passionate about these things so I think in time he will catch on to it. We also have tons of books in both languages, so we’re reading him the stories that both parents grew up with.

We can’t control to what nation he will feel closest, but we can show him his roots, family and national history.

Or pods in which people can sit or stand. And, I know this sounds crazy, but hear me about. What if these pods could be connected to each other so that more people can be carried… And these inter connected pods would go on special rails, at fixt times… And what if we would make like a network of these rail systems all over the city so that we can transport even more people… And a even more futuristic idea would be to put all of this underground… Transportation of the future!

What do people în Greenland generally do for fun?

We do this with my work colleagues.

Next to a street musician (no solitudine but with live music)

Wasn’t Elon pushing solar shingles/roofs a couple of years back?

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