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by quotz 2y ago
I would try to go to SEY, its a bit far but that could be a perk. I liked the cafes in LA and Miami they were far more laidback
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by quotz 2y ago
Definitely has the space, and can make the time but does not want to. It takes immense selfhatred to work that much to please your boss instead of enjoying your coffee with a friend. I will note down your recs though. Everyman espresso and
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by quotz 2y ago
I would prefer having a coffee and a cigarette for lunch basking under the sun in Italy over eating hot pockets in a cubicle because I need a car to drive 30 mins to the nearest plaza that vaguely resembles a living breathing human settleme
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by quotz 2y ago
NYC has not great coffee culture (everyones on their laptops) despite some cafes serving okay coffee like Devocion perhaps among others. The Balkans where I am from has completely turned on the third wave coffee and combined with the coffee
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by quotz 2y ago
The reason eastern europe rushed to NATO is simply because the west was quite wealthy as a capitalist bloc, and the former communist countries viewed the west as a holy grail. If the eastern europeans wanted access to the european markets,
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by quotz 2y ago
Oh also to add, regarding literacy rates, even before WW1 because Croatia and Slovenia were Austro-hungarian, and the rest was Ottoman, the literacy rates were way different, with the former being much much higher. Currently, its probably a
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by quotz 2y ago
And the argument still works. Even in that hypothetical scenario the USA would still reasonably not allow Canada to join that military alliance. In addition, saying Russia occupied Ukraine for 300 years is like saying France occupied Occita
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by quotz 2y ago
Thats exactly Russia's reasoning right now. What is essentially happening is that the US is the aggressor and Russia is simply defending itself from NATO expansion. I am not sure why everyone is just bashing Russia without thinking for
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by quotz 2y ago
Point still stands. Better yet, imagine Texas leaves the union and joins military alliance with Russia. That would be more similar than the scenario with Canada.
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by quotz 2y ago
Not sure how your argument refutes mine but okay.
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by quotz 2y ago
Theres double standards. Catalonia tried to gain independence from Spain, the EU and the USA condemned it. But when Chechnya or Kosovo are in question, then its totally fine.
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by quotz 2y ago
Would you say the same thing if Canada tried to join a military alliance with Russia? Of course what would happen is a total overnight invasion of Canada by the USA. Something similar happened in the 70s with the Cuban Missile Crisis. Total
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by quotz 2y ago
Croatia is hugely dependent on tourism. Serbia does not have access to nice beaches and islands on the Mediterranean. In addition, its exports to the EU are taxed quite heavily
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by quotz 3y ago
The majority of people cant handle coca cola and mcdonalds, cocaine is the least of problems
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by quotz 3y ago
You mean besides drinking and dining and spending outrageous amounts of money on 13$ beer and overpriced bland food? As a european I dont like the city at all. The only thing going for it is the vibe and the energy of the people. If it were
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by quotz 3y ago
I doubt that the truth will come out
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by quotz 3y ago
Theres all kinds of political articles on the front page coming up daily. From Russia and China, to Iran, to Republicans and Democrats, and Latin American politics. Whats been missing lately is Palestine. And thats mostly because they get f
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by quotz 3y ago
Why is this flagged @dang?
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by quotz 3y ago
My opinion is that he got seriously blackmailed. Musk meets Netayahu 27 Nov, and on 12 December its announced that SpaceX loses appeal for 1B in funding from the FCC regarding Starlink. There's probably lots of variables for losing the
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by quotz 3y ago
Why is this flagged? @dang ?
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by quotz 3y ago
Or a souped up wrangler that will see the offroad trails maybe once a year if its lucky
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by quotz 3y ago
Why would the CIA even respond to this publicly?
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by quotz 3y ago
Or maybe even Gaza, in a short matter of time they can add it as well
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by quotz 3y ago
Thats straight out of the Henry Kissinger handbook.
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by quotz 3y ago
Maybe the western world shouldnt wreak more havoc and massacre on the rest of the world just because the oil giants and the military industry want more money. All the middle eastern wars and the south east asian wars were a giant disaster p
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by quotz 3y ago
Okay thanks for the help! Btw if u have 2 mins to spare could you explain your rationale ?
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by quotz 3y ago
Youre very much right, the only reason I am defending Lavabo right now is to just for the sake of the debate. Subjectively I prefer the name Earthbound. But I am also looking for objective reasons to pick that name hence this post! We actua
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by quotz 3y ago
I had a friend recommend H2 NO! :D
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by quotz 3y ago
Haha yep, I found out about this video game by googling everything about Earthbound. Seems like the community is still active! Also trademark-wise we are in the clear I did a search.
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by quotz 3y ago
Hahah so thats very interesting. We actually did a survey, posted it on instagram and sent it to a lot of friends both european and american, and bunch of different native language speakers, and the most surprising part was that spanish spe

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