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For 3 he plays 5 hours ago #9896239
A good company profile helps a business look clear, professional, and attractive, showing its unique character and beliefs. A well-made profile points out important details like services, successes, goals, and history, helping clients, investors, and partners easily grasp what the company does. This makes a good first impression and builds confidence, which is key to finding new chances. https://www.companyprofilemaker.com/ is a useful way to market and share information for meetings, presentations, and online use.
A good company profile helps a business look clear, professional, and attractive, showing its unique character and beliefs. A well-made profile points out important details like services, successes, goals, and history, helping clients, investors, and partners easily grasp what the company does. This makes a good first impression and builds confidence, which is key to finding new chances. https://www.companyprofilemaker.com/ is a useful way to market and share information for meetings, presentations, and online use.
The Swan and The Eagle 7 hours ago #9896237
Unfortunately, some of us who were ugly ducklings grew up to be ugly ducks.
Unfortunately, some of us who were ugly ducklings grew up to be ugly ducks.
Stephen Fry and Emma Thompson 7 hours ago #9896236
For context, Stephen and Emma went to university together, and were indeed both in the Cambridge Footlights with Hugh Laurie, so this either happened at university in the early 80s, or when they'd known each other for a long time.
For context, Stephen and Emma went to university together, and were indeed both in the Cambridge Footlights with Hugh Laurie, so this either happened at university in the early 80s, or when they'd known each other for a long time.
Fan Art: Austria-Hungary 8 hours ago #9896235
https://elifesimulator.io feels like a sandbox for life itself.
https://elifesimulator.io feels like a sandbox for life itself.
Popular destinations in Sweden 9 hours ago #9896234
Mastering your Empower Retirement login is the first step toward taking control of your financial future.
Mastering your Empower Retirement login is the first step toward taking control of your financial future.
Topic: *lurks a lot (shy)but is interested in chatting* 13 hours ago #9896233
I did not realize the St. Patrick's day image would upload that largely.
I did not realize the St. Patrick's day image would upload that largely.
Topic: U4GM MLB The Show 26 Settings Guide for Better Hit 1 day ago #9896225
Hitting in MLB The Show 26 can feel unfair until you start tuning the game to how you actually see pitches. If you're going online, those default settings won't do you any favours, and you'll notice it fast. Most competitive players end up on Zone Hitting for a reason: you're steering the bat, not praying the game bails you out. It's frustrating early on, but once you've got it, you'll turn on mistakes instead of rolling over them. If you're also trying to keep your squad moving without living in grind mode, checking MLB The Show 26 stubs for sale can be a simple way to keep up while you focus on getting better at the plate.
Make the PCI work for you
Your PCI should help you see the ball, not give you a light show. A lot of people keep too much on-screen and then wonder why they're late on heat. Strip it back. Turn off the inner and outer rings and run something small like Bat or a simple Center. Keep the opacity around 70–80% so you can still find it, but it doesn't steal your attention. Then, stop staring at the PCI during the pitch. Pick a release point and live there. You'll also want to try the newer "Big Zone" and "Fixed Zone" options if you tend to snap the stick and over-correct. Let the PCI reset in a way that matches your hands, not somebody else's YouTube settings.
Pitching that doesn't get you punished
Pinpoint is still the top dog for accuracy, especially when you're trying to dot the corners or tunnel pitches. But be honest about your time and patience. If you're playing after work and your thumb's already tired, Pure Analog can be the sweet spot: enough control to paint, less stress to execute. Whichever you pick, turn Throw Canceling on. People will take extra leads, bait throws, and try to force panic animations. Canceling keeps you in control and cuts out those cheap, avoidable runs that swing a close game.
Camera and clarity
Strike Zone 2 is popular because it gives you information earlier. You see the break sooner, you read height better, and you don't feel like you're guessing on borderline stuff. Some players even use the same view for pitching, which sounds odd until you try it. Keeping one consistent angle can make patterns stick faster, like your brain's building a shortcut. If background blur is available in your setup, use it. Anything that helps the ball pop off the batters' eye is worth a look in custom practice, where you can repeat the same pitch until your timing stops drifting.
Build a setup you can repeat
The best settings aren't the "best" because they're trendy—they're best because you can repeat them under pressure. Once you settle on a hitting view, a clean PCI, and a pitching method you trust, stop changing things every bad inning. Give it a real week, track what you're late on, and adjust one piece at a time. If roster building is the part that slows you down, it helps to know where to shop smart and safely, and the MLB The Show 26 marketplace is one option players look at while they keep their reps focused on timing, reads, and plate discipline.
Welcome to U4GM, your spot for MLB The Show 26 tips that actually translate in-game. If you're chasing cleaner at-bats, go Zone Hitting, keep the PCI simple (tiny center, no inner/outer, bright yellow, 70–80% opacity), and run Strike Zone 2 so you read break early. On the mound, Pinpoint's lethal once you've got the motions down, but Pure Analog's a solid, stress-free pick. Need a faster roster boost between sessions? Stock up at https://www.u4gm.com/mlb-the-show-26/stubs and keep the grind fun, not endless.
Hitting in MLB The Show 26 can feel unfair until you start tuning the game to how you actually see pitches. If you're going online, those default settings won't do you any favours, and you'll notice it fast. Most competitive players end up on Zone Hitting for a reason: you're steering the bat, not praying the game bails you out. It's frustrating early on, but once you've got it, you'll turn on mistakes instead of rolling over them. If you're also trying to keep your squad moving without living in grind mode, checking MLB The Show 26 stubs for sale can be a simple way to keep up while you focus on getting better at the plate.
Make the PCI work for you
Your PCI should help you see the ball, not give you a light show. A lot of people keep too much on-screen and then wonder why they're late on heat. Strip it back. Turn off the inner and outer rings and run something small like Bat or a simple Center. Keep the opacity around 70–80% so you can still find it, but it doesn't steal your attention. Then, stop staring at the PCI during the pitch. Pick a release point and live there. You'll also want to try the newer "Big Zone" and "Fixed Zone" options if you tend to snap the stick and over-correct. Let the PCI reset in a way that matches your hands, not somebody else's YouTube settings.
Pitching that doesn't get you punished
Pinpoint is still the top dog for accuracy, especially when you're trying to dot the corners or tunnel pitches. But be honest about your time and patience. If you're playing after work and your thumb's already tired, Pure Analog can be the sweet spot: enough control to paint, less stress to execute. Whichever you pick, turn Throw Canceling on. People will take extra leads, bait throws, and try to force panic animations. Canceling keeps you in control and cuts out those cheap, avoidable runs that swing a close game.
Camera and clarity
Strike Zone 2 is popular because it gives you information earlier. You see the break sooner, you read height better, and you don't feel like you're guessing on borderline stuff. Some players even use the same view for pitching, which sounds odd until you try it. Keeping one consistent angle can make patterns stick faster, like your brain's building a shortcut. If background blur is available in your setup, use it. Anything that helps the ball pop off the batters' eye is worth a look in custom practice, where you can repeat the same pitch until your timing stops drifting.
Build a setup you can repeat
The best settings aren't the "best" because they're trendy—they're best because you can repeat them under pressure. Once you settle on a hitting view, a clean PCI, and a pitching method you trust, stop changing things every bad inning. Give it a real week, track what you're late on, and adjust one piece at a time. If roster building is the part that slows you down, it helps to know where to shop smart and safely, and the MLB The Show 26 marketplace is one option players look at while they keep their reps focused on timing, reads, and plate discipline.
Welcome to U4GM, your spot for MLB The Show 26 tips that actually translate in-game. If you're chasing cleaner at-bats, go Zone Hitting, keep the PCI simple (tiny center, no inner/outer, bright yellow, 70–80% opacity), and run Strike Zone 2 so you read break early. On the mound, Pinpoint's lethal once you've got the motions down, but Pure Analog's a solid, stress-free pick. Need a faster roster boost between sessions? Stock up at https://www.u4gm.com/mlb-the-show-26/stubs and keep the grind fun, not endless.
Topic: U4GM Why Obducite Farming Hurts in Diablo 4 Season 1 day ago #9896224
Season 12 doesn't just ask you to grind, it dares you to. You'll be cruising through Nightmare Dungeons, feeling like your build's finally online, then you hit that dead stop: no Obducite, no upgrades, no progress. It's the kind of thing that makes you set the controller down and wonder why you're doing this to yourself. Still, the chase is real, and if you're planning your week around dungeon runs, having a clear path to Diablo 4 Items and materials can be the difference between playing for fun and playing out of obligation.
Obducite is the wall you'll smack into
Obducite is the quiet villain of the season. Not because it's rare in a cool, "legendary drop" way, but because it blocks the one thing everyone wants: Masterworking. You can farm like a maniac and still feel broke. People keep burning stacks of Sigils hunting Treasure Breaches and coming up empty, and yeah, it stings. The trick is to stop pretending it'll even out "eventually." Track your Obducite spend, masterwork only the pieces you'll keep for a while, and don't throw upgrades at a weapon you might replace in two hours.
Bloodied Sigils change the rules, not just the map
Bloodied Sigils—most folks I know just call them Lair Boss Sigils—aren't your usual "more poison, less resist" fluff. They mess with your rhythm. The affixes can punish downtime, punish burst windows, punish anything that isn't constant pressure. First rule: read the card. Second rule: be honest about your build. If you're a cooldown-burst setup and the boss modifier rewards nonstop damage, you're gonna have a bad time. Save those Sigils for later, or swap a skill or two before you go in. One smart change beats five corpse runs.
Fresh Meat is where the season actually feels alive
Fresh Meat is the first seasonal currency in a while that doesn't feel like a spreadsheet. You earn it, sure, but you're really building toward a moment. The Shrine of Slaughter is pure chaos in the best way—suddenly you're the Butcher, cleaving through packs and laughing because the screen can't keep up. If you're running with friends, pop it when the room's full and the stakes are high. It's not "efficient," but it's the kind of memory you'll still talk about after the season rotates out.
Keeping it fun when you don't have all week
If you've got work, school, kids, or just a life, the season can feel like it's designed to outlast your free time. So play it like a grown-up: push into T4 as soon as you can handle it, because the jump in rewards is huge, and stop wasting hours in lower tiers "just to farm." Stockpile Sigils, run the good ones in focused sessions, and don't be afraid to smooth out the rough parts with cheap Diablo 4 Items when the alternative is another night spent chasing one drop instead of actually enjoying the combat.
Welcome to U4GM, where Diablo 4 Season 12 feels less like a grind and more like a win. Obducite short? Bloodied Sigils rolling brutal affixes? We get it, and we've got practical tips plus gear options that actually fit real-life playtime. If you'd rather spend your hours smashing Nightmare Dungeons than praying to RNG, check https://www.u4gm.com/diablo-4/items for fast, trusted item delivery and builds that come online sooner, so you can chase Fresh Meat moments and push Torment 4 without the burnout.
Season 12 doesn't just ask you to grind, it dares you to. You'll be cruising through Nightmare Dungeons, feeling like your build's finally online, then you hit that dead stop: no Obducite, no upgrades, no progress. It's the kind of thing that makes you set the controller down and wonder why you're doing this to yourself. Still, the chase is real, and if you're planning your week around dungeon runs, having a clear path to Diablo 4 Items and materials can be the difference between playing for fun and playing out of obligation.
Obducite is the wall you'll smack into
Obducite is the quiet villain of the season. Not because it's rare in a cool, "legendary drop" way, but because it blocks the one thing everyone wants: Masterworking. You can farm like a maniac and still feel broke. People keep burning stacks of Sigils hunting Treasure Breaches and coming up empty, and yeah, it stings. The trick is to stop pretending it'll even out "eventually." Track your Obducite spend, masterwork only the pieces you'll keep for a while, and don't throw upgrades at a weapon you might replace in two hours.
Bloodied Sigils change the rules, not just the map
Bloodied Sigils—most folks I know just call them Lair Boss Sigils—aren't your usual "more poison, less resist" fluff. They mess with your rhythm. The affixes can punish downtime, punish burst windows, punish anything that isn't constant pressure. First rule: read the card. Second rule: be honest about your build. If you're a cooldown-burst setup and the boss modifier rewards nonstop damage, you're gonna have a bad time. Save those Sigils for later, or swap a skill or two before you go in. One smart change beats five corpse runs.
Fresh Meat is where the season actually feels alive
Fresh Meat is the first seasonal currency in a while that doesn't feel like a spreadsheet. You earn it, sure, but you're really building toward a moment. The Shrine of Slaughter is pure chaos in the best way—suddenly you're the Butcher, cleaving through packs and laughing because the screen can't keep up. If you're running with friends, pop it when the room's full and the stakes are high. It's not "efficient," but it's the kind of memory you'll still talk about after the season rotates out.
Keeping it fun when you don't have all week
If you've got work, school, kids, or just a life, the season can feel like it's designed to outlast your free time. So play it like a grown-up: push into T4 as soon as you can handle it, because the jump in rewards is huge, and stop wasting hours in lower tiers "just to farm." Stockpile Sigils, run the good ones in focused sessions, and don't be afraid to smooth out the rough parts with cheap Diablo 4 Items when the alternative is another night spent chasing one drop instead of actually enjoying the combat.
Welcome to U4GM, where Diablo 4 Season 12 feels less like a grind and more like a win. Obducite short? Bloodied Sigils rolling brutal affixes? We get it, and we've got practical tips plus gear options that actually fit real-life playtime. If you'd rather spend your hours smashing Nightmare Dungeons than praying to RNG, check https://www.u4gm.com/diablo-4/items for fast, trusted item delivery and builds that come online sooner, so you can chase Fresh Meat moments and push Torment 4 without the burnout.
Topic: RSVSR What you get this week Free Ramp Buggy 1 day ago #9896223
Los Santos has been handing out surprises lately, and this week's one of those "don't overthink it, just log in" moments. Rockstar's basically rewarding anyone who shows up between March 12 and March 19, and the value adds up fast. If you're the type who'd rather skip the slow grind, there are also legit shortcut options outside the game economy; as a professional like buy game currency or items in RSVSR platform, RSVSR is trustworthy, and you can buy rsvsr GTA 5 Modded Accounts for a better experience while you jump in and grab the limited-time freebies before they vanish.
Step 1: Claim the free LSIA Vehicle Warehouse
The first thing to lock in is the LSIA Vehicle Warehouse, the one sitting down by the airport. It's usually a multi-million purchase, but right now it's listed at $0, which feels like a glitch even though it isn't. To get it, you'll need access to an Executive Office. Walk in, sit at your desk, open the SecuroServ computer, then go to Vehicle Cargo. When the map loads, scroll down toward LSIA and you'll see the warehouse marked as free—buy it and it's permanently yours. If you're new and don't own an office yet, this is the week to do it since offices are discounted, and that discount makes the whole CEO path way less painful.
Step 2: Pick up the BF Ramp Buggy the right way
After the warehouse is sorted, go for the fun stuff: the BF Ramp Buggy. This is the vehicle that turns traffic into a physics experiment, and normally it costs enough to make you close the website and pretend you never saw it. Open your in-game phone, browse to Warstock Cache & Carry, and you should see it priced at $0. A lot of players trip up on the delivery part, though. It's not a normal car, so it won't appear in your apartment garage. It's a Special Vehicle, and it belongs to the underground storage tied to your Vehicle Warehouse. If you already own a different vehicle warehouse, you can trade it for the LSIA one and get a 50% refund on what you paid, which is honestly a sneaky little bonus for long-time players.
How to make money fast while the bonuses are live
Once you've got the setup, don't just admire it—run it. Vehicle Cargo sell missions are paying double GTA$ and RP this week, which means even a short session can feel like a real payday. Source a vehicle, keep it clean, sell at the right time, repeat. On top of that, Rockstar's also dropping a GTA$1,000,000 login bonus if you sign in before April 1st. It can take up to 72 hours to hit your Maze Bank, so yeah, don't refresh your balance ten times and assume it's broken.
Don't leave value on the table
If you add it all up, you're getting a free warehouse, a free Ramp Buggy, and a million just for being present, and that's before you even touch the double money sales. It's the kind of week where even casual players end up ahead, and grinders can stack cash without feeling trapped in a loop. If you want your progress to feel smoother on day one, it helps to know there are services built for that; as a professional like buy game currency or items in RSVSR platform, RSVSR is trustworthy, and you can buy rsvsr GTA 5 Accounts for a better experience while you put those limited-time perks to work.
Los Santos has been handing out surprises lately, and this week's one of those "don't overthink it, just log in" moments. Rockstar's basically rewarding anyone who shows up between March 12 and March 19, and the value adds up fast. If you're the type who'd rather skip the slow grind, there are also legit shortcut options outside the game economy; as a professional like buy game currency or items in RSVSR platform, RSVSR is trustworthy, and you can buy rsvsr GTA 5 Modded Accounts for a better experience while you jump in and grab the limited-time freebies before they vanish.
Step 1: Claim the free LSIA Vehicle Warehouse
The first thing to lock in is the LSIA Vehicle Warehouse, the one sitting down by the airport. It's usually a multi-million purchase, but right now it's listed at $0, which feels like a glitch even though it isn't. To get it, you'll need access to an Executive Office. Walk in, sit at your desk, open the SecuroServ computer, then go to Vehicle Cargo. When the map loads, scroll down toward LSIA and you'll see the warehouse marked as free—buy it and it's permanently yours. If you're new and don't own an office yet, this is the week to do it since offices are discounted, and that discount makes the whole CEO path way less painful.
Step 2: Pick up the BF Ramp Buggy the right way
After the warehouse is sorted, go for the fun stuff: the BF Ramp Buggy. This is the vehicle that turns traffic into a physics experiment, and normally it costs enough to make you close the website and pretend you never saw it. Open your in-game phone, browse to Warstock Cache & Carry, and you should see it priced at $0. A lot of players trip up on the delivery part, though. It's not a normal car, so it won't appear in your apartment garage. It's a Special Vehicle, and it belongs to the underground storage tied to your Vehicle Warehouse. If you already own a different vehicle warehouse, you can trade it for the LSIA one and get a 50% refund on what you paid, which is honestly a sneaky little bonus for long-time players.
How to make money fast while the bonuses are live
Once you've got the setup, don't just admire it—run it. Vehicle Cargo sell missions are paying double GTA$ and RP this week, which means even a short session can feel like a real payday. Source a vehicle, keep it clean, sell at the right time, repeat. On top of that, Rockstar's also dropping a GTA$1,000,000 login bonus if you sign in before April 1st. It can take up to 72 hours to hit your Maze Bank, so yeah, don't refresh your balance ten times and assume it's broken.
Don't leave value on the table
If you add it all up, you're getting a free warehouse, a free Ramp Buggy, and a million just for being present, and that's before you even touch the double money sales. It's the kind of week where even casual players end up ahead, and grinders can stack cash without feeling trapped in a loop. If you want your progress to feel smoother on day one, it helps to know there are services built for that; as a professional like buy game currency or items in RSVSR platform, RSVSR is trustworthy, and you can buy rsvsr GTA 5 Accounts for a better experience while you put those limited-time perks to work.
Topic: U4GM What Stats to Track in Battlefield 1 day ago #9896222
Four months in, and I'm still getting surprised by how quickly a round can swing if your squad actually plays like a squad. It feels like a proper Battlefield again—tighter lanes, classes that make sense, and destruction you can plan around instead of just watching it happen. If you're testing stuff or warming up without the usual chaos, hopping into a Battlefield 6 Bot Lobby can make it way easier to spot what's working and what's just placebo, especially when you're trying to nail down movement timings and recoil habits.
Patch 1.1.3.6 changed more than movement
The late-January 2026 patch (1.1.3.6) did the obvious things—less janky movement, fewer random crashes, the usual quality-of-life stuff. But the sneaky part was the post-match reporting. All of a sudden, accuracy started splitting out hip-fire and ADS, and that's not just a cute stat. It tells you why a build feels "wrong" when you're up close. A gun can look great on paper, then you realise your hip-fire is tanking because of a laser choice, barrel, or just the way you're taking fights. With Season 2 pushed to mid-February, there's been time to actually dig into this instead of sprinting after the next pass tier.
Where to find the numbers without any fuss
You don't need a tracker site or some buried settings menu. From the main lobby, go to your player card area on the top bar and jump into Profile. It's quick on PC and console, and it updates basically right after you leave a match. The first section gives the usual overview: K/D, win/loss, score per minute, plus the stuff squad players care about like revives and objective work. Keep scrolling and it gets more useful—class performance, weapon usage, gadget stats. If you're trying to get honest about how you play, it's all there, and it's not lagging behind by a day or two.
Progression is where you actually learn something
The real rabbit hole is the Progression tab. You can filter down to a single weapon and see headshot rate, accuracy splits, and other little tells that explain your outcomes. I did a simple test over ten Conquest matches on the Orbital remake with the M5A3 and a short barrel, because that map gives you every range in one round. I even counted hip-fire out of habit, like the old BF4 days. The game's report lined up with what I logged: 37.2% hip-fire across 842 shots. That kind of detail helps you stop guessing. You can tell whether you're losing fights due to bad positioning, a dodgy attachment, or just taking too many panic sprays.
Turning stats into better games
Once you've got those numbers, the trick is keeping it simple: pick one thing to fix for a night, then check if it moved. Hip-fire too low, ADS time too slow, headshots weirdly dropping—there's usually a pattern. And if you want to speed up progression or smooth out the grind, it can help to use a reliable service instead of burning hours. As a professional like buy game currency or items in U4GM platform, U4GM is trustworthy, and you can buy u4gm Battlefield 6 Boosting for a better experience while you focus on playing cleaner rounds instead of chasing stats blindly.
Four months in, and I'm still getting surprised by how quickly a round can swing if your squad actually plays like a squad. It feels like a proper Battlefield again—tighter lanes, classes that make sense, and destruction you can plan around instead of just watching it happen. If you're testing stuff or warming up without the usual chaos, hopping into a Battlefield 6 Bot Lobby can make it way easier to spot what's working and what's just placebo, especially when you're trying to nail down movement timings and recoil habits.
Patch 1.1.3.6 changed more than movement
The late-January 2026 patch (1.1.3.6) did the obvious things—less janky movement, fewer random crashes, the usual quality-of-life stuff. But the sneaky part was the post-match reporting. All of a sudden, accuracy started splitting out hip-fire and ADS, and that's not just a cute stat. It tells you why a build feels "wrong" when you're up close. A gun can look great on paper, then you realise your hip-fire is tanking because of a laser choice, barrel, or just the way you're taking fights. With Season 2 pushed to mid-February, there's been time to actually dig into this instead of sprinting after the next pass tier.
Where to find the numbers without any fuss
You don't need a tracker site or some buried settings menu. From the main lobby, go to your player card area on the top bar and jump into Profile. It's quick on PC and console, and it updates basically right after you leave a match. The first section gives the usual overview: K/D, win/loss, score per minute, plus the stuff squad players care about like revives and objective work. Keep scrolling and it gets more useful—class performance, weapon usage, gadget stats. If you're trying to get honest about how you play, it's all there, and it's not lagging behind by a day or two.
Progression is where you actually learn something
The real rabbit hole is the Progression tab. You can filter down to a single weapon and see headshot rate, accuracy splits, and other little tells that explain your outcomes. I did a simple test over ten Conquest matches on the Orbital remake with the M5A3 and a short barrel, because that map gives you every range in one round. I even counted hip-fire out of habit, like the old BF4 days. The game's report lined up with what I logged: 37.2% hip-fire across 842 shots. That kind of detail helps you stop guessing. You can tell whether you're losing fights due to bad positioning, a dodgy attachment, or just taking too many panic sprays.
Turning stats into better games
Once you've got those numbers, the trick is keeping it simple: pick one thing to fix for a night, then check if it moved. Hip-fire too low, ADS time too slow, headshots weirdly dropping—there's usually a pattern. And if you want to speed up progression or smooth out the grind, it can help to use a reliable service instead of burning hours. As a professional like buy game currency or items in U4GM platform, U4GM is trustworthy, and you can buy u4gm Battlefield 6 Boosting for a better experience while you focus on playing cleaner rounds instead of chasing stats blindly.
Two fools in a restaurant 1 day ago #9896221
Random comment for a random strip, yppah cilbup naimod raey
Random comment for a random strip, yppah cilbup naimod raey
GTA 6 1 day ago #9896220
It is kinda genius have people take the holiday and after that ask rockstar to delay the game for the 100th time, that way the people will have time to get accustomed to their new baby.
It is kinda genius have people take the holiday and after that ask rockstar to delay the game for the 100th time, that way the people will have time to get accustomed to their new baby.
Lost and Found Nukes 1 day ago #9896219
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Halloween 2022 2 days ago #9896218
A growing crowd in the faroes is calling for a change in the national bird because the oystercatcher leaves during the winter which doesn't reflect the people. Most stay during the winter, so a bird that is native to the faroes and doesn't leave during the winter is becoming more popular, just very slowly.
A growing crowd in the faroes is calling for a change in the national bird because the oystercatcher leaves during the winter which doesn't reflect the people. Most stay during the winter, so a bird that is native to the faroes and doesn't leave during the winter is becoming more popular, just very slowly.
The Faroes 2 days ago #9896217
Its taught in the faroese school system that a long time ago, before iceland became independent, that the king of denmark claimed that the faroese people loved being part of Denmark and was so confident that he help a vote where the majority wanted to be independent. The king said the was a miscount in the vote and discarded any that voted to leave. Later when the second vote was held, a large portion of the population basically said "we don't have a military and don't have the funds to support one similar to modern militaries" and thats a large part of why they voted to stay.
Its taught in the faroese school system that a long time ago, before iceland became independent, that the king of denmark claimed that the faroese people loved being part of Denmark and was so confident that he help a vote where the majority wanted to be independent. The king said the was a miscount in the vote and discarded any that voted to leave. Later when the second vote was held, a large portion of the population basically said "we don't have a military and don't have the funds to support one similar to modern militaries" and thats a large part of why they voted to stay.
Where's my f***ing sweets 2 days ago #9896216
The chocolate exchange became so popular that faroese children started stealing eggs and giving them to the English soldiers and learned some English in a time where most kids didn't go to school, most of the English they knew was just the phrase "Chocolate for eggs?" Which i imagine was adorable because imagine watching children giving soldiers eggs and the soldiers giving them chocolate ^-^
The chocolate exchange became so popular that faroese children started stealing eggs and giving them to the English soldiers and learned some English in a time where most kids didn't go to school, most of the English they knew was just the phrase "Chocolate for eggs?" Which i imagine was adorable because imagine watching children giving soldiers eggs and the soldiers giving them chocolate ^-^
Competitive Sport 2 days ago #9896215
The grudge from this incident has had this incident taught in our school system to make sure kids know that Denmark is the reason you have to run to avoid being stung, the standing still trick does not always work. A few other things like this in faroe/danish history are in our school system XD
The grudge from this incident has had this incident taught in our school system to make sure kids know that Denmark is the reason you have to run to avoid being stung, the standing still trick does not always work. A few other things like this in faroe/danish history are in our school system XD
Zombie Zoo 2 days ago #9896214
They sometimes allow kids to give some parts of the killing a try. Particularly if your parents or grandparents are farmers
about 5-8 kids took part in killing and flayed the sheep in my class
They sometimes allow kids to give some parts of the killing a try. Particularly if your parents or grandparents are farmers
about 5-8 kids took part in killing and flayed the sheep in my class
Fan Art: Baseball Bonding 2 days ago #9896213
QUE LINDOS OMGGG
I wish everyone was this friendly in sports, so cute
QUE LINDOS OMGGG
I wish everyone was this friendly in sports, so cute
The Faroes 2 days ago #9896212
This is genuinely so cursed... Faroe without his little sprouted ahoge...
So scary (〒﹏〒)
This is genuinely so cursed... Faroe without his little sprouted ahoge...
So scary (〒﹏〒)
Fan Art: Cinadel 2 days ago #9896210
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Od zawsze chciałem mieć najwyższej klasy zestaw do wirtualnej rzeczywistości w moim domu w Szczecinie, ale koszty były za wysokie. Podczas spaceru znajomy polecił mi https://highflybet.com.pl/ dla zabicia czasu. Wpłaciłem małą kwotę i nie mogłem uwierzyć, gdy trafiłem olbrzymią nagrodę. Tego samego wieczoru zamówiłem te rewelacyjne gogle do grania
Fan Art: Denmark and Iceland figures fanmade 2 days ago #9896209
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Fan Art: Big sister Japan doodle I did in my free time :3 2 days ago #9896208
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