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Would you like your attorney to - like - get you? Or be totally ignorant to your situation?

[-] [email protected] 38 points 3 days ago

Too much cheese + no crust

[-] [email protected] 1 points 5 days ago

In the larva state workers and future queens are equal. It's all in the nurturing.

[-] [email protected] 2 points 5 days ago

Since we're both familiar with german signs, you would agree that Halteverbot is a symbol in and of itself and there's nothing crossed out. As you scroll down the page you linked to, you'll see a Halteverbot crossed out, and it's like this /

My point is not to be right, but just to show the Americans, that not everything "is correct like this", since we are in an international space with lots of different rules. So our thread here goes into the opposite direction of what I wanted to achieve. Still appreciate the conversation.

[-] [email protected] 4 points 5 days ago

You'll love Yolandi

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It's not the same, because I don't live in the same country.

there ya go

[-] [email protected] 2 points 6 days ago

Nah fam, / is the correct way. Even traffic signs are like that.

[-] [email protected] 21 points 6 days ago

Me utilises masonry bow, coincidentally

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You count every single protein you eat to get swole? Nerd.

You strap hard rate monitors to yourself to run a 10km? Nerd.

You go to concerts of your fav rapper and buy and wear his merch? Nerd.

You don't do anything that's interesting, but go to the screws and bolts plant every workday at exactly 6:30, wear the same blue dungarees, get off at 15:00, wash your hands with your favourite extra strong, lemon-scented, degreasing soap? Nerd.

You know which grain of wood you can glue together and which way it should curve to not trap moisture and rot? Nerd.

[-] [email protected] 2 points 6 days ago

I think this factoid gets spun out of proportion. Iirc German could ve become the language of science or one field of science. But it was never a contender for the language of trade or diplomacy (the latter being held by french for a long time).

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A brittle rock made of glitter. It breaks in this linear fashion and can be pound into sand by a mortar and pestle.

Anyone got any clues?

Edit: Thanks for all the answers. I found it in Romania and after searching for forums of minerals from Romania, I got a few other clues.

It isn't conclusive to me yet, but the possibilities are:

  • Pyrit
  • Mica
  • Schist
  • Nagyágit
  • Calaverit
  • Sylvanit

Of these, Mica and Sylvanit fit the best (imo).

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Unser Song für Lemmy

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me, if I were to give a speech at the Munich security conference:

...these tough times so far. Now, we must couch our lances and ride on shoulder to shoulder...

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If you draw while at work, you basically get paid for drawing

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Digital painting done in MediBang Paint

Reference (no overlaying)

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