But no comment in the sour cream?!

Tbh Hungarians eat everything with sour cream.

It was the staple of Hungary during socialism and probably still is. Supposedly 70% of all cheese purchases are Trappista.

It’s very similar to what North Americans would describe as basic cheddar.

Ketchup + sour cream + grated Trappist cheese (cold) mixed with piping hot pasta is godlike though. Was a staple during my childhood.

We were poor.

The Avatar

What on earth is that?

So where’s the pictures?!?

Nice find!

Maintained by a Hungarian too, coolio.

I thought so too, yet here I am on arch linux now.

I guess I could run it under wine or something if I really needed it.

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Stoltenberg openly admits that it was in fact NATO that chose violence and refused to negotiate https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/opinions_218172.htm

I’m not going to read the whole minutes. Can you quote please what you are referring to?

Last I checked, it was the US that overthrew the democratically elected government and installed puppets. Which is also not exactly the first time that US has done this around the world.

This seems to be whataboutism. Do you have any evidence for the US causing the euromaidan and subsequent revolution? Seems to me like the people were fed up with the shit that ol’ Viktor was peddling.

Oh you mean when Russia annex Crimea in response to US running a color revolution.

Did anyone from the West ever conquer anything that belonged to Russia? Russia answered with violence for nothing. Notice how there’s a string of attacks on territories that weren’t actually Russia’s in recent history.

I love how you just ignore that little detail there.

I really have to wonder if people like you genuinely believe what you say. It’s absolutely incredible if that’s the case.

Classic distraction scheme. Attacking the person instead of the point. Not even sure why I have tried to give you the benefit of the doubt and engaged with you.

I’ve read the contents of your link and I can see how one would fall for these arguments. But I can already point to a couple flaws:

It doesn’t matter who did what before, Russia had a choice. A choice of resolving their issue in a nonviolent manner through diplomacy, espionage, subterfuge and trade. Instead they chose violence. Thus it doesn’t matter that they had no inkling of wanting to conquer Ukraine (or specifically Putin) or not.

Second, they absolutely did try to install puppets and Russia-friendly governments before. They succeeded sometimes, somewhat. And the last time those puppets had to flee to Russia of all places to escape the wrath of Ukrainian people.

Third, this didn’t start on February 22, 2022, but in 2014, when Russia decided to occupy Crimea. So they didn’t just do it once, but on two occasions. Except the West somehow glossed over the first time on the heels of the Winter Olympics.

I’m always perplexed by surveys that ask about brand loyalties and “on a scale of 1-10 how likely are you to recommend X product to your family, friends” questions.

But reading this thread, I can see there’s a lot of people that buy into these.

Can you change the history list size?

TF2 is a class based team deathmatch FPS. One class, one character.

In hero shooters you have multiple characters with different abilities that make them distinct from each other, yet all can conform to a certain class type and role.

Well, you can lick it right up after and get your extra post-workout sodium and protein.

They don’t have an answer for you because it’s all EssilorLuxottica.

Hawaii pizza.

And plain leftover rice along with mayo.

Why do you need to get up at 4am to run at 5am? Prep stuff the night beforehand, get up at 5 and be out the door by 5:02am. No coffee, no shitting, no turning and tossing and stretching for half an hour in bed.

Just go out and run and deal with the rest after.

My father was very anti-categorization, and actively challenged anyone with such mindsets. He’d stare people down on the subway that glanced at him. He’d call out anyone that made a remark about him regarding anything and labelling him or anyone else as “you people”. He went into great detail in his explanation to me that people, even when homogeneous ethnicity, will categorize others automatically based on traits, often putting individuals into catch-all boxes mentally. And how it can or could be overcome.

At the same time, he loved a good ethnic joke. Even self-deprecating ones. One of his favourites was:

The Scotsman takes his son to the market fair. They buy a watermelon and consume it with gusto.

A year later they go to the market fair again. The son asks if he can have a drink. To which the Scotsman replies:

Beer after melon?

They’ve said restaurants though, not fast food joints.

FIX IT!