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Spring vocabulary in Latvian

pavasaris (m) - spring saulains (adj) - sunny vējains (adj) - windy silts (adj) - warm lietains (adj) - rainy ziedēt (v) - to bloom, to blossom plaukt (v) - to bloom, to blossom puķes (f, pl) - flowers zāle (f) - grass lapa (f) - leaf zaļš (adj) - green lietus (m) - rain peļķe (f) - puddle varavīksne (f) - rainbow kust (v) - to melt pumpurs (m) - bud

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european stereotypes as i’ve encountered them

austria: germans who love schnitzels, strudels and skiing. the sound of music fanatics. switzerland: heidi and guns. money hoarders. italy: pizza and coffee mafia. do not mention ketchup, pineapple or starbucks. belgium: fake country. beer and waffles. the place where all “faceless evil bureaucrats” come from. russia: ice ice baby, communists, insane drivers and furry hats. netherlands: gays, bicycles and weed. poland: more catholic than the pope. appointed jesus as their king. belarus: modern soviet union. estonia: godless, nordic wannabes. portugal: spanish people who speak brazilian and love football. finland: takes ‘personal space’ to a whole new level. saunas, depression and heavy metal. romania: drunk, poor vampires always ready to protest. france: pastry, wine and sex. they invented french fries just ask the belgians. ukraine: rip germany: all work and no play make jack a dull boy, where humor goes to die, socks and sandals. greece: invented democracy but did not put a trademark on it so now they broke. spain: fiestas and siestas ftw. old british people retire here, god save the spanish hungary: goulash, paprika and chill ireland: drunk leprechauns united kingdom: posh americans, football hooligans and tea turkey: kebab and fascism

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bulgaria: is that a yes or a no? no one knows. cucumbers. sunny beach aka eastern ibiza. they use the cyrillic alphabet which was invented by russians obviously… obviously. serbia: don’t mention kosovo. lots of guns. can and will drink you under the table. track suits. latvia: they love potatoes and have six toes, at least that’s what those wanna be godless nordics keep saying lithuania: depression and basketball. cyprus: in a love triangle with greece and turkey. czech republic: atheists, beer and porn denmark: drunk vikings, they speak like they have a potato in their mouth or so the swedes keep saying. sweden: barbie looks, shakira law and nudity norway: have lots of oil and money, they go fishing with the polar bears moldova: romania’s stolen poorer sister that has a lot of wine macedonia (fyrom): just wants to see greece and bulgaria burn. slovenia: is balkan, is so small you could yell at your neighbour on the other side of the country, just wants to see croatia burn. iceland: cousin oskaar. enough said., they’re all related luxembourg: tax haven, rich as fuck, half are portuguese

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“This might be accurate“, said a depressed Lithuanian who loves basketball.

Are you European? :)

Yes I am.

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WorldRugby Haka time at the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2017 semi-final

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Untitled | andrewtkearns

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Olympic National Park coastal trail, Washington

New art print available on Society6 and Redbubble

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Against La Push

by Jason Scottish

IG: jscottish

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Creeping Fog

Prints

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I love this building

On flickr

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Language moodboard: Chinook Jargon (Chinook Wawa) (requested by @tuulikki)

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Alaskan Moondogs : Whats happened to the sky? Moonlight illuminates a snowy scene in this night land and skyscape made on 2013 January from Lower Miller Creek, Alaska, USA. Overexposed near the mountainous western horizon is the first quarter Moon itself, surrounded by an icy halo and flanked left and right by moondogs. Sometimes called mock moons, a more scientific name for the luminous apparitions is paraselenae . Analogous to a sundog or parhelion, a paraselene is produced by moonlight refracted through thin, hexagonal, plate-shaped ice crystals. As determined by the crystal geometry, paraselenae are seen at an angle of 22 degrees or more from the Moon. Compared to the bright lunar disk, paraselenae are faint and easier to spot when the Moon is low. via NASA

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