You’re right, I must have misremembered that. I totally thought that it was explicitly stated in this parable.

All guests were given the garment for free.

So maybe he thought his own garment was better than the one provided by the host, which it wasn’t.

I personally find peanut butter and jelly don’t work together at all. But I love a good open top bread slice with butter and jelly/jam. My favourites are quince, plum, raspberry and black current jam.

I sometimes use the alphabet method. When a conversation gets stuck I think of words starting with a and form a question from that.

Example : angler fish, amazon, aeroplane

-> do you like travelling? What’s your dream destination? Do you like the deep sea/ocean/swimming?

Plus it explains like the reader is kinda dumb

Britain returning on legal grounds wasn’t on my bingo card xD

Everything south to Panama and the whole Caribbean is part of North America.

Continental Europe is about 10 M km^2 (I subtracted the UK and Iceland for you) Th US is about 9,5 M km^2

So about the same, which is impressive, but it doesn’t hold you captive. You can still go to other countries on holiday.

Also there are a ton of native languages within the US plus settler languages like Tejano and Pennsylvanian Dutch. So if one wanted to have a cultural vacation, it would be possible.

Drop in the bucket of this countries history and, in the end, nothing’s going to be done. Significant portion of our population still believes this was a good thing. Of those that even remember this that is.

Significant portion || of those that even remember this || that is.

The “that is” is a clarifier, similar to “is what I meant”.

Significant portion of our population still believes this was a good thing. Of those that even remember this, is what I meant.

Maybe a comma would’ve helped.

What about @melonhusk and @skulnemo?

Some years ago I stumbled upon this Norwegian artist (I’m not Norwegian). This is a very beautiful song.

Eva Weel Skram - Evig Eies

Getting hit by a star doesn’t sound that much better

Just recently, I was in France and all the reactions were just lovely. Everyone replied in French to my French but asked if we should continue in English, when they noticed my understanding was incomplete.

Some cashiers spoke really fast, so I just pretended I understood and nodded. But everyone was very accommodating and repeated sentences if I asked or explained with different words.

Most people even spoke English with my colleagues, who don’t speak French, and French with me. Even one waitress, whose English was really at the beginner level, made it work.

There was a short boom of all different kinds of Fassbrause here in Germany. Fassbrause is a carbonated drink, that gets its carbonation from brewing, is made of grain malt and fruits and non-alcoholic (literally barrel-fizz).

It was then followed by a short trend of every rapper and streamer making their own iced tea and now the trend still going on is energy drinks.

I miss the selection of Fassbrause. It was not to sweet, malty and fruity, just perfect. Now I have to look for what feels like the two last brands still producing.

Actually when I lived off grid for 80 years, we used 7 AAA batteries on a rotation and recharged them by rubbing them on our wool sweaters, so those guys are totally right.

If you may ever feel an interest towards collecting your herbs, apple tree leaves are a tea that’s totally slept on.

Oxidise/ ferment them like one would black tea by freezing them to burst open the cells. Then thaw them and roll them in your hands into little balls or cigars. With enough pressure so that water comes out (your hands will turn yellow from the juice). Then rest these balls for a few minutes under cover, roast them quickly in a pan (not until it smells toasty, just to lose some moisture quickly) and dry.

I can give you one more that can make me seem either a lot superior or a lot inferior in the tea snob world.

• Loose leaf
• Collected and fermented by myself
• But it’s not from the tea plant, it’s herbal tea

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Yep. And bottom left is dandelion alert.

In Diesel engines it shows that the coils are heating up. They are the equivalent of spark plugs in a benzene/gasoline engine.

The article clearly says that 8k people in a town of 30k took to the streets.