Nangijala

I have an flag quiz app on my phone that is really good at teaching you to not only know the flags of the world, but also their geography. I recommend having something like that for anyone who wants to improve the basics of their world geography. Honestly, I'd recommend it to everybody because it is a fun way to learn something that may or may not be useful in the future.

I'm not great at geography myself so it was a way for me to work on a weak spot and having fun doing it. Only thing my flag app doesn't really cover is states in America and Germany etc. so I don't have a lot of practice in those. I can sorta place the states of Germany but the United States is still kinda abstract to me.

I'm Danish and I can't place every single African country. I can recognize many on their flags, but I don't know where all African countries are.

Fuck it. Americans and Europeans should try and place Afrcian countries.

Aktivist-vandalister tænker sjældent længere end til at noget gør dem sure så nu må de gå ud og ødelægge folks ting. Den slags folk har virkelig ikke meget at rykke rundt med og alt er en undskyldning for at lave hærværk. Det minder mig lidt om hele balladen med ungdomshuset. Der fik de godt nok også smadret den bredere befolknings sympati for dem ret hurtigt da de begyndte at rende rundt og lave hærværk i byerne og vandalisme og brænde folks ejendom af.

I dette tilfælde er der en masse lokale mennesker som nu er vrede og utrygge mens Elon nok er pænt ligeglad med at en tesla er brændt i Horsens.

I recommend you check out Wendigoon's video on the subject. There was some faulty reporting on what actually went on there. The doctors, nurses and the family were not monsters and Hisachi himself was not begging for death. He tried to hold on to life for the sake of his family. It is a very touching story that fell victim to sensationalism because apparently, going through insane radiation sickness wasn't sensational enough.

Very true! It does feel like playing tetris with that little box sometimes, haha.

What a wonderful community this is.

Oh well, I tried. I hope you have a nice day tomorrow.

I did talk about how we do things in my household but you completely ignored that part and went hysterical about the freezer part. I then tried to explain to you why I brought up the freezers and now you're having a conniption. Maybe you're just having a bad day or something or maybe we are talking past one another, but I was not trying to troll you. I guess that it doesn't matter what I say though, but I hope our paths will cross another time where we don't talk past each other like this.

In my household we tend to buy just enough that we know we can eat it over the course of two to three days if it is perishable foods.

If the store sells smaller packs of meat and vegetables and other perishable foods, we buy those and use them in our cooking the next few days.

We don't have a lot of freezer space and we don't have a garden, so we try and avoid bulk buying unless we know we will be able to eat it all before it goes bad. It works pretty well.

You really do not have to be this aggressive, my dude. I don't have meal planning issues, I just wanted to bring up one aspect of meal planning that doesn't always work for everybody.

People work with what they have, I just wanted to mention the thing about freezers because people tend to always assume that everybody has a lot of freezer space, which isn't the case. That is all. No need to get all bent out of shape over it.

Can't afford it atm. Not everybody is rolling in money xD