HAHAHAH sorry I joined a bit late and didn't feel like there was any space
Edit: I'm the guy who made the greek flag
In both of those posts he is comparing Israel's atrocities to Nazi Germany's. If he truly was an antisemite then Nazi Germany wouldn't have been such a good comparison would it?
Watch the south Koreans laser down those balloons like it's the star wars before they even reach the border.
Gru meme:
- Monopolise the country
- Become the de-facto government
- Get democratised?
Sommerwetter in Griechenland:
- ES BRENNT
- ES BRENNT SO SEHR
- BRÄNDE ÜBERALL
- Gewitter, das eine ganze Provinz zerstört
- Eine angenehme, luftige nacht
I wanna see passion, an entire sea gasping for freedom in the existence and being of a human being, trying to avoid the jaws of death, while man is just indifferent to the sea's pleas. Think the roles of a man and the sea, reversed.
He can make it official. He can make it as official as it gets. He can literally publicly sign this, in his office, with the press. Just because the constitution doesn't explicitly say he can do it doesn't mean it's unofficial. The constitution barely mentions what authorities the president does and doesn't have in the first place.
Attention: French guy too French for Tour de France
Imagine if Biden with his newfound immunity decomissions the entire Supreme Court and raids it with military force just for the sake of tragic irony
Only if the letters have thickness. If they are just 2 dimensional lines (which is the minimal information to construct a letter), you'll have to shrink it to infinity into a single point.
Believe it or not, there are shapes for which this isn't possible, like most letters of the Latin alphabet
Don't think I know all that vocab by heart, I've been using a dictionary to write, I haven't studied German in 10 years and my vocabulary is melting away XD. I was just trying to speak german to be respectful of the community's language and to be accessible to everyone here.
Behöver fika kylas?
Hej från Grekland! Min mor kom igår från Stockholms flygplats och köpte en låda med fika till mig. Jag vet inte var ska jag lägga den, går det i kylskåpet? Jag frågar därför att här är väldigt varmt och jag läste att det har choklad. Jag har inte haft fika förut. Vad tror ni? Tack!
Jón Leifs - Hekla, Op. 52
Iceland's greatest composer, Jón Leifs created the most powerful and graphic musical depictions of nature's grandeur and fury, evoking erupting volcanos, geysers, waterfalls, and drifting ice floes. But his personal idiom, based on the primal rhythms and harmonies of Icelandic folk music, was capabl...
A short masterpiece from the Icelandic composer Jón Leifs! One of the few of Iceland. He has written four such orchestral pieces, all relatively short, rumbly and nature-derived:
- Hekla, for the volcano Hekla in Iceland
- Geysir, for, well, Geysir! The thing that shoots water from the ground hindreds of meters up.
- Hafis, which means drift ice
- Dettifoss, a waterfall in Iceland and the second most powerful in Europe, after the Rhine falls.
They are all very loud, grandiose and powerful pieces, with Hekla being the loudest in my opinion. It has musical elements derived from Norse music tradition and interesting instrument choices, like an anvil banged by hammers or literal rocks taken from Hekla itself! Jón Leifs would be especially protective of that reportedly. Check out this video for an explanation of all the pieces:
https://vid.puffyan.us/watch?v=HNdutACsIT8