@las_lallero
Di sicuro l'insegnamento dell'inglese in Italia andrebbe migliorato.
Molte volte mi è capitato parlando con gente di altri paesi che si stupissero, poiché nonostante io sia Italiano so parlare inglese correttamente.
@NicholasLaney
@chjara
Shouldn't mercury salts taste sweet?
@Riamu
The recipe for C4 is available on the internet, nothing secret about it; not that hard to make either
@deprecated_ii
If historical reports were reliable, historians wouldn't have a job
@shebang
Damn, I still have to see all this yellow, I am scared now
@adamasnemesis
Then maybe you're right.
Or maybe they just want to be kind since they see you quite depressed about it.
Judging from what you posted in the last few days, I would say you're having a normal strike of bad luck.
With my flatmates we got a proper history book about Roman history and read a bit about the Pyrrhic wars.
I must say that the whole story is a bit romanced even though it comes from a credited historian.
Apparently during a fight against a filo Roman legion, Pyrrhus was wounded while fighting by a sword in the head and thus retreated.
After this, a guy from the other faction run in the middle of the two factions, he was a huge man with a beautiful armour.
He started insulting Pyrrhus and screaming that he was a coward since he retreated and wasn't fighting anymore.
Pyrrhus was offended by this, and even though his guards tried to stop him, he managed to get back to the battleground while still wounded and bloody.
He came up to this big man and striked him in the head with his sword, killing him instantly.
The enemy legion retreated scared of him, and started believing he was some kind of God.
Later, in Argus, he was fighting in the streets.
He engaged in combat with a man.
Unluckily for him, the mother of this man was watching the fights from a nearby roof.
Before he could strike him down, she threw a roof tile, hitting Pyrrhus in the head and killing him.
What a way to die for such a godlike man...
#oggisimangia cipolle fritte! Consiglio per i piu' porchi: prendete due anelli di cipolle, disponeteli uno dentro l'altro e tra i due infilateci uno strato di formaggio. Passate tutto nella farina e poi nella pastella. 😘 mmmuah! Buonissimi!
@adamasnemesis
Or simply other people complain less than you about all problems that naturally happen during someones life.
#oggisimangia pizza fritta con salsina di pomodoro e aglio. Pranzo di compleanno per la mia signora.. finalmente la mia passione per le milf potra' essere ufficializzata :D
@hankg
I mean... It's Europeans that founded those cities and gave them those names
@Acer
Switch on the fume hood or open two windows
@adamasnemesis
Make your body better if it holds you back this much
@freemo
I once tried with "do you also drink water when you're thirsty"
I was incredibly surprised as it actually worked out and a nice conversation sparked from that; no idea how that was possible though
@nilsding
In Slovenia they have milk and pork fat as well
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