The Pacific Northwest is fucking Perfect
Holy shit
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The Pacific Northwest is fucking Perfect
Holy shit
What’s funny is that this actually happened.
I’m unfamiliar with this story please elaborate
Finnish soldier gets separated from the rest of his unit but he’s the only one carrying the emergency amphetamines for the unit, takes too many and goes on a one man rampage for like 2 weeks straight giving the opposing Soviet soldiers nightmares for decades. Oh and he did it all on skis.
Did he survive?
Yes, during his methed up 2-3 week rampage he got injured by a land mine, travelled 400km on skis, and only ate pine buds and a Siberian Jay that he caught which he ate raw. When he made it back to Finnish lines he was taken to a hospital where it was found his heart rate was nearly 200 beats per minute and his weight had dropped to 43kg (94.7lbs).
His name was Aimo Koivunen if you want to look him up
Those are the eyes of a man who has seen god and laughed
shoutout to people with simultaneously great and terrible memories. like oh yeah i remember in perfect detail that random story you told about the banana costume from a year ago but all of novemeber? completely blank.
LOL
Incels only exist on the dark web folks
why’s the incel wearing a suit. all the r9k niggas piss in bottles, they don’t own suits.
Even the mainstream is laughing at them now. Must do wonders for their already damaged mental health
Hearing them actually speak those terms triggered my fight response
What the hell is an omega?
Below beta. Like, those kids you saw at school that never had a chance…… you know the ones.
Almost like some 60’s loony toons character
HAUHGUHAUHSUHGUDISHGGHUDHSG
This has me genuinely fuckin losing it
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mum says it’s my turn with the carbon
This is probably the best ukulele playing I’ve ever seen.
Okay so this is a real effort into playing the ukulele and I’m so happy they take it as seriously as they do
It’s always wild when people are amazed by proper Ukulele playing because what they consider “good” is whatever mainlanders are attempting to play while asserting some “quirky” vibe. Ukulele has become trendy on the mainland and people are amazed by what we consider BASIC skills and boring same chord repetition over and over. PLUS malihini don’t even pronounce the name right (what the fuck is a yuu-kuu-lay-lee hahaha).
Here in Hawaiʻi we are busting it out (like these killer wahines) every day in ways you can’t even imagine. Half my nā hoahānau play like this!
We stay laughing. These wahines choke deadly.
HIS HAIR?
HIS GEAR??
HIS JEWELRY???
HIS FOOTSTANCE!?
THE WAY THAT HE TALKS!??
THE WAY THAT HE DOESNT EVEN LIKE TO SMILE!?!?
ME?
I’m impressed by how aggressive the font is
A Russian patrol discovers Japanese soldiers who have frozen to death, in Manchuria (1905)
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Item: small handheld device that allows you to play records by placing your finger in the groove; the sound comes out of your mouth
I’m an 18 year old journalist/writer who is documenting the reality of life in Belfast. I feel that the coverage of Northern Ireland has been by-and-large dominated by the political situation and the DUP/Sinn Fein. There’s been very little consideration for what everyday life is like now, 20 years on since Good Friday and peace supposedly came to the province, whilst there have been a handful of books written they too are more reflections on the past. There too is the occasional news article reflecting on the progress, but the occasional news article doesn’t do this place justice. Therefore, I’ve been tramping my way around Belfast (All sides of it) documenting the things I see and hear; the murals, the housing conditions, the small details of everyday life in the City Centre and so on. Equally, a city is made up of its people and so I’ve been interviewing a wide variety of people from the city (or near enough to it). At time of writing this, I’ve interviewed over 30 people at time of writing and have got at least 20,000~ words worth of observations (15,000 of which have been typed up). However, I have also begun doing a great deal of additional research on both the areas I look at and the province as a whole. This’ll end up forming a prologue of sorts which will explain how and why Northern Ireland is the way it is. Other tidbits of information will worm themselves into the main body itself, to ensure that it’s not just the random observations of an 18 year old, but rather something with substance to it. Of course it’s not cheap to do, I don’t live in Belfast so I need to bus my way in there when I can, feed myself in there cos I’m in there for 12 hours on the days I’m there and also any other transport costs (Trust me, you don’t want to double-back and walk another 3 miles back to the city centre in sweltering heat when a bus stop is right in front of you) I’ve applied to countless jobs and that’s been fruitless, so right now this project is coming out of my pocket entirely with no recompense. So I’ve made this patreon to help me fund the project. Of course, the more money I can raise the more I will be able to do with the book. I hope I’d be able to travel to Derry and stay there for a few days to get some material there, as well as other cities and towns across NI as well as the ever-overlooked rural areas.
Just noticed because Tumblris a mess the link won’t go with it.
So here is the link.
https://www.patreon.com/user?u=11963622
Currently at 30,000 words, with 40 or so people interviewed. Hopefully once I get the whole thing typed up I can annotate it when I’m in England for a few days.
Right so, 7 months of job searching and I’m still getting nothing. Not even an interview, at this point I’m lucky if I’m even told I’ve been rejected. But the book carries on, 36,000 words right now. I have more I’m yet to type up. Whilst the book is about NI, I was in England with a good friend and so wrote a bit about there to compare it with. It gave me some good insights. Also got to write up my observations from Pride, after all. I did the 12th, may as well compare it to a different kind of parade. My first run of editing is almost done, I’ve annotated all I’ve got typed up and wow, is that a nice feeling. All the things I picked up on will be edited around ASAP. Further more, still doing research and stuff. Writing up notes from books I’ve been reading (There was a brilliant one on Race Relations in Belfast). That’s my book update. Please donate.
I’ve currently typed up all the editing, so the book (or whatever it is at the moment) is a good bit more refined. I’ve also typed up 3 more observations since. One being my time in England, which really gave some interesting insights into life here surprisingly, Pride, and a Republican Anti-Internment parade that I was completely unaware of. (Never before have I seen so many armoured cars). I’m currently getting through research as I’m having a break from observations to let my coffers fill a bit. Nonetheless, observations or not progress is being made. Currently I am getting through “Making Sense of The Troubles”. “But surely, you must know about them?” Some may ask, and yes, I do know about them. But I’d like to be able to add some historical context in places and also to be able to source some of the things I’ve said. Plus it goes into far greater depth than any documentary ever has. So please, do donate if possible. Good news though, I’m going to Queen’s University Belfast in September so hopefully that’ll open up dozens of new doors and opportunities for the project. Thank you for your time.
Just finished reading through “Making Sense Of The Troubles” and got a load of good stuff from it, good sources for some of the things I say as well as entirely new things that will be added to the book.
Currently on 48,000 or so words.
“How did I look?”