Yep

If some magical genie pays for it, clothes. My phone is not expensive, but clothes are pretty hefty priced these days.

Yup, already loooooong ago

UPD. Checked it out, the second part was released in 2016

That would be plausible if not for “X” (as in “ex” on the pic)

First I’m gonna move out of my apartment since there will sure be plenty of geniuses who’s gonna produce 1 cubic meter of solid gold, and the building might not be happy about 20-ton blocks appearing out of thin air.

They then proceed to talk about the hearing in the Netherlands. So, in any case there is a chance Greenpeace will ultimately win.

Thanks!

This is the Enter key, Shift is right below

For the sake of memes, Enter is commonly replaced with something like “delete” or “destroy” or “ban” or whatever, illustrating the decisive action. It has nothing to do with the actual Delete key.

Because people are used to it, and also because it features one of the largest music collections you can find. Same for other things it supports.

And a lot of previously cis people now being trans

Oof, monkey’s paw vibes right there

Are there other apps that support piefed, currently?

You’re not bad for any feelings you may have, as long as it doesn’t affect her, but really, if both guys know of each other, it’s not necessarily problematic.

Yay then!

Honestly, boycotting US is one thing and buying stuff from your country specifically is the other.

I hope people keep maintaining international trade relations, or else polititians may exploit it to push nationalism.

*The exception is buying goods from your close proximity, which might be environmentally beneficial

It’s a typical nationalist-authoritarian pipeline that can sadly happen to any country - but it’s only now that people get to realize their islands of democracy are no exception.

You either get vigilant early on - or get to reap the consequences. This machine doesn’t show its head before it is already too late to alter this route in the near future.

governmentjobs* But yeah, nice one!

Yep! Oladii are cooked differently from pancakes and are not derived from them, but by the looks they are quite similar (although they are larger in volume)

Alternatively to kefir, yeast can be used, but this is regionally dependent. Baking powder/soda are not commonly used, unlike the American pancakes, because oladii rely on leavening for higher volume and richer aroma.

There are also syrniki (сырники) made with cottage cheese and flour. They are not leavened.

Certainly were present in Russia before sanctions.

I’ve definitely seen Aldi in the Czech Republic