reaper_cushions [he/him, comrade/them]

I tie my mouth into knots trying to pronounce world without sounding overly posh.

Oh, in my case it would’ve the Dari/Tajik speaking part. It’s the same in Urdu and Hindi, so I just surmised that it’s really common.

There’s bound to be a bunch of variations of panir, paneer, peynir etc. around. All of us central Asians call it something like that.

Es ist nun wirklich nicht so, als ob die Grünen und die SPD standhaft irgendeinem humanitären Prinzip gefolgt wären und nicht eine restriktive, wenngleich weniger aggressive, Politik und Rhethorik bzgl. Flucht und Migration an den Tag gelegt hätten. Die Union hat sich zwar effektiv zur pro-transatlantischen AfD gemacht bzw. sich als diese entpuppt, aber die anderen Parteien im Bundestag, ausgenommen die Linke, aus der Verantwortung zu ziehen, rechtes Gedankengut salonfähig zu machen, greift zu kurz.

My mother speaks German and my father Tajik, natively. They speak Russian with one another. I speak both of their native languages but only have a very basic grasp of Russian, since we moved to Germany when I was very young, still. My older brother speaks all three.

I don’t think the DPRK wants to give an opportunity to basically any country in the world to plant spies. Considering the US used visits of the Atomic Energy Commission to infiltrate the DPRK in the 90s, welcoming thousands and thousands of difficult to vet corporate reps sounds like an open invitation for infiltration.

It’s not a pissing contest, but I still believe Nazi Germany takes the cake in that regard.

But… but… Galicia was judenfrei when he joined, he couldn’t have been a Nazi!

Just a small correction: a vassal is a person subservient to a feudal lord. A vessel is a container of some sort or a ship.

If you lock yourself out, don’t call the first locksmith you can find in google. They are a scam.

Oh, it contains TTX. I think cyanide can counteract this particular poison but don’t quote me on that.

Edit: turns out I misremembered and the counteracting poison is Batrachotoxin, which is used by the poison dart frog.

I mean, you shouldn’t lift aquatic creatures out of the water, ever, but what else is happening in this picture?