J_cst

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by J_cst 8y ago
If cigarette smoke is blown through a paper tissue it will get stained (dark brown spot)[0]. I don't think paper tissue is treated in order to become brown with cigarette smoke. Perhaps it absorbs something? On the other side, obviousl
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by J_cst 8y ago
That's what I actually said: here in Italy I'm spending about 20usd per day. Thank you for your reply and your insights!
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by J_cst 8y ago
Do you mind to share what you eat for 20usd/week and, more importantly, in which region you achieve that? I am in Italy, and I believe that budget would suffice for maximum one day. Thank you
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by J_cst 8y ago
Just to add-up on time namings, I recently learnt that in Italy we can have an appointment at the Neapolitan way (Naples is an italy city):" _let's meet at 9.00, but if I don't show up by 10, at 11 you're free to leave_
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by J_cst 8y ago
> am I the only one that finds this cringey and forced You are not the only one. I also find this politically-correctness quite useless and - in this particular case - also insulting towards women.
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by J_cst 9y ago
I'm not a developer, but I tried to assemble a personal webpage on http://costantini.pw . The CV is linked there too. I believe white spaces play an important role That's my take: http://costantini.pw/
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by J_cst 9y ago
That's her, (name) Rita, (surname) Pavone. (Song name) Datemi un martello (Give me a hammer). She's holding an actual hammer. https://youtu.be/lGIXrziSLCQ She's been quite popular, perhaps as much as Adriano
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by J_cst 9y ago
Andreas has given his point of view about the matter recently: https://youtu.be/2T0OUIW89II
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by J_cst 9y ago
You may try https://changelly.com , I used it a couple of times and seemed cheaper and more reliable than shapeshift.
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by J_cst 9y ago
Looking forward to part 2. Thank you, really great post. +1
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by J_cst 9y ago
Yep, only if you really believe that Italy's "birthday" is 1861... :) I humbly suggest that there's something more than that if you look closely!
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by J_cst 9y ago
What people often refers to "Bolognese sauce" should be called "ragú" (tomato and minced meat).
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by J_cst 9y ago
Yep we enjoy our pasta, a bit sad that we're always caged into this "pasta, pizza, mafia" storytelling :/ but probably it's our fault!
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by J_cst 9y ago
[English is not my primary language, so I'm probably wrong] Shouldn't the title of this thread include a verb, like scraping/collecting?
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by J_cst 9y ago
I was just saying that above, it's an ownership tax. A lot more people are paying it as it's now embedded on the electricity bill, so it's useless to recommend to pay it as it's now been basically enforced. I believe you
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by J_cst 9y ago
That's an ownership tax on tv's as there's an ownership tax on cars. The fact that the proceedings of the Tv ownership tax pay for the public (national) tv service is just a side factor. As very few people were actually payin
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by J_cst 9y ago
Cit. " In general, the procedure works best for other European languages like French, Portuguese and Spanish. " [I am easily wrong but] may the highest "similarities" be due to the neolatin root of some european language