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Also frick Paul! This is all his fault!!!
https://comicbook.com/comics/news/spider-man-worst-character-paul-not-actually-bad-big-problem/
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βWhat is the problem of India and China ?
— The Poll Lady (@ThePollLady) March 7, 2025
The problem of these countries is that they do not analyze the consequences of their own moves. Weak intellectual potential in these countries, unfortunatelyβ
- Advisor to the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine in 2023.π€¦π»ββοΈ pic.twitter.com/cjkHMyWJVB
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North Korea receives its first A-50 AWACS aircraft pic.twitter.com/E5EyfSv8Ax
— Sprinter Observer (@SprinterObserve) March 7, 2025
Πs Π°ΔΌwΠ°Ρs ΠU ΡΠ°nt fΠ°rt wΓthΠΎut buΕgΠ΅Εs Π°ΡΡΕΠΎvΠ°ΔΌ
ΠustΕΓΠ° dΠ΅ΡΓdΠ΅d gΓvΓng khΠΎhΠΎΔΌs wΠ΅Π°ΡΠΎn Γs mΠΎΕΠ΅ ΓmΡΠΎΕtΠ°nt thΠ°n gΓvΓng thΠ΅m hΠ΅Π°ΔΌth
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- TheDunceonMistress : R*pe is something that all of the existing Houses already do.
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/h/therapists will be the official hangout for the !male feminists of rdrama
hopefully we can even start our own house
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Are AI waifus and anime the only hope now?
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βΌοΈπΈπΎ A new civil war begins in Syria
— Spetsnaβ€ 007 π·πΊ (@Alex_Oloyede2) March 6, 2025
The Turkish military is moving into Northern Syria as pro Assad forces rise and gain ground across the country.
Turkey to the north
Russia to the west
Israel to the south
The US to the north-east
& The AlQaeda government in the middle.
The future Syria will be Christian
β Anthony Macera π·πΊ β¦οΈ (@TonyM42015133) March 6, 2025
Someone is a little too optimistic here
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Shocking arrogance on display here from US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick
— Shashank Mattoo (@MattooShashank) March 8, 2025
- "India needs to stop listening to silly people"
- Laughs at concerns about US reliability as defence supplier
- Dismisses UK, France and Russia as Indian defence partners pic.twitter.com/llXH8r8yPJ
You have to wonder what this is supposed to achieve. Like whatever concessions they'll get in talks, w/e that's separate. But just from a PR pov doing this interview doesn't help them on those talks at all but it does absolutely poison any concessions made in the public opinion.
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So how this is going to go, is I will be writing a short description after each percentage of people who thought the dissolution of Yugoslavia was a mistake in each Balkan Nation, ordered from highest to lowest. Yugoslavia is a very controversial topic as it does encompass the topic of Serbia, and rising tensions within Europe
1: Serbia, 81% (Big Shocker)
Being the Head State of Yugoslavia, it's pretty obvious most Serbs Reminisce of the days of the Yugoslavian Nation, Serbs nowadays are filled with heavy nationalism (like most Balkans) and aren't in a very good position economically or warfare wise, so going back to that highly powerful Balkan State is what Serbs normally wish for, and also trade routes Establishing connections with Austria and having an actual sea route from Croatia and Slovenia would be great for the Serbian Economy,
2: Bosnia & Herzegovina, 77%,
Bosnia & Herzegovina is often a misunderstood and overlooked nation in today's society, to their east, an angry patriotic conservative war machine, and to their west an unsolved border dispute with Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina is in a tight position, with both a problem of language as it is Serbian just in the Latin Alphabet. and a Problem of Land, it has Zero Sea Routes just like Serbia because Croatia is the only Balkan country to have a long shoreline, Slovenia has a small one which is semi useful, but I digress, unlike Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina has ties to the EU Economically, Bosnia & Herzegovina is the 2nd most likely successor in my opinion to the reform of the Yugoslavian Monarchy, I am saying this as a later on entry will be explained to greater detail,
3: all of the three minor Yugoslavian ex members, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Slovenia respectively 65%, 61%, and 45%
I am grouping these nations together as these are the least likely to actually reform Yugoslavia and all follow the same jist, see these are very Ethnically Questionable small Nations, North Macedonia is Argued to be Greek or Bulgarian, Montenegro is argued to be Albanian, and Slovenia argued to be Croatian or Italian, all of these countries don't really make sense to be "An Independant Nation" as all are One: Small in Landmass 2: Horrible In Economy even worse than Serbia (except for Slovenia) 3: Ethnically these people are a strange ethnic group, Like Belgians and Swiss they don't really have an ethnic Identity, Belgium and Switzerland at least have good enough trade, The only reason these countries would want Yugoslavia to reform is for a higher level of protection and ethnic identity.
4: Croatia, 23% (The Turning Point)
Croatia is a rather interesting nation; they are arguably the most powerful Balkan in the Yugoslavian Peninsula for General Statistics, they have the best GDP in terms of the area, Good Trade Connections, Good Allies as they are in the EU unlike Bosnia & Herzegovina which has simple trade connections, and a strong population, this country, is EASILY the most likely to reform Yugoslavia if they ever choose so, with an insane amount of upsides, if military fanaticism were to rise within Croatia, The Balkan Peninsula could be quickly and swiftly dominated, ignoring only North Macedonia and Montenegro on the way as they are NATO Members, what is the problem with this is Croatia really does not care, they like the current state of peace so they do nothing, but sit back tightly on their sea shore as the average Bosnian yells "HEJ, JEBENA KUΔKO! VRATI MI MOJU PLAΕ½U!" at them
5: Kosovo, 10% (Big Shocker pt2)
See, Kosovo is a nation derived from a steep history of Yugoslavia, being Owned... and Owned... and Owned... until they just said frick it and left, Kosovo is the TRUEST example of an independent Nation, they don't want to expand, they just want to sit down tight in their spot, no conflicts involved, most of the people of Kosovo HATE war. and that is why none of them like the idea of Yugoslavia.
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In actuality, this is how the invasion of Leafland would go on Day 1
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Ensemble cast for Christopher Nolan's #TheOdyssey pic.twitter.com/PMq5AGAXLO
— Culture Crave πΏ (@CultureCrave) March 6, 2025
Wow! Looks just like her! The resemblance is uncanny! pic.twitter.com/JlKyQEs2f0
β DoctorDisaster (@DoctorDisaster1) March 6, 2025
And I just know I'm gonna be dragged to this shit even though she knows how pissed I still am about not being able to hear a goddarn word in Tenet because nobody will real that fricking r-slur in to tell him to stop blasting fricking horns in my ear when I'm trying to listen to important dialogue between two characters drinking tea how unnecessary is that shit @YALLAHblessYoTraplord
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TL:DR rhizopus oryzae make enzymes that convert starch to sugar, you need these to make grain based booze (beer, whiskey, saki, ect)
This is my 3rd try growing rhizopus oryzae on rice, first time I didn't get the proliferation I wanted (I think it got too cold/dry). Second try got infected with orange mold (bad).
This time I'm growing in jars turned on their side and instead of lids I put cloth over the mouths. I roll them every few hours so the mold will grow thruout instead of just on top. Basically tiny koij drums (which seems to be something you can't find anything about on the DIY level in English)
For whatever reason there's jack all about doing this on the English internet. Even if you search "koji whiskey" you get a handful of posts about it virtually none of which have follow ups, or they just buy angel yellow label (rhizopus oryzae that was grown on rice flour + yeast) and just chuck it in to a pot of unmashed corn and water and ohh and aah about how it totes still converts the starches to sugar not understand they basically just added a shitton of enzymes they could've gotten for cheaper on amazon and that it's not as effective as mashing and adding it
I'm doing all this to have a cheap constant supply of enzymes and make a cheaper, tastier whiskey
If it works I should have a cheap DIY way to turn any starchy food waste (potatoes and bread being the two I'm most interested in) into cheap booze!