The Whimsical Sloth

@clarionrox @politica_pragma Pirigata em homenagem às Pirigóticas

@politica_pragma Eu gostei mais é muito longo. Ia acabar virando um apelido como Titica.

Adotei uma nova gótica rabuda aqui pra casa. Preciso de sugestões de nome.

@TerribleMaps The most terrible map ever posted by this page 😅

Did I miss anything

@sumoto_iitoko How does it work driving apps in Japan, like Uber? It's common, or do people there prefer taking metro and taxis? If common, is there special etiquette related to it?

ブラジル！！ 起きてるか？ 日本旅行に行くって言うてる人が多いから少しずつ日本のマナーを学んで言ってほしい！ 1.声の大きさ、公共のマナー 2.ゴミの問題 3.時間厳守 4.チップ文化はない

@Globalstats11 Brazil

Fun Map: When Country Names Get Too Literal 😂🌍

@sumoto_iitoko They are not Brazilians, that's just a T-Shirt that is relatively popular in a lot of western countries. They are not very famous in Brazil, neither. I guess.

この子達はブラジル人ですか？ ブラジルの芸能人ですか？ 一般女性だとしたら、ぼくはブラジルに住むことを本気で考えないといけない

@clarionrox Há consequências legais dentro do dilema?

Novo dilema ético! Tem um único botão. Você pode apertar ou não. Se você apertar: 💰você ganha 10 milhões de reais, ....MAS.... 🇧🇷 o Trump desrespeita a soberania do seu país e sequestra seu presidente igual fez com o Maduro. ______ E aí, o que você decide??

The Song is considered to be one of the most difficult arias ever written for a soprano. And yet she makes it look so easy, and with such power. And she was only 17 years old when she performed it.

@Aella_Girl niiiiice

@Aella_Girl It doesn't make sense to press blue.

You said you were skeptical cause hypothetical is different when something is actually on the line. I decided to test

@tacowasa2nd The logic doesn't follow. There are more non-english people speaking English but we still call it that way. It's convention.

ポルトガル語って、ポルトガルが1000万人しかいなくて、ブラジルが2億1000万人なら、それもうポルトガル語じゃなくてブラジル語じゃね?

@Fanguinho1 @ZanfaVive aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

@KillerSloth333 @ZanfaVive Tem até uma mini empilhadeira (Sim ela fucking sobe os garfinhos dela)

Hoje não posso, tenho que ir na mini obra com os guri

@garotasemfio @doutorprepucio kkkkkkkkkkkkk

Comentários no TudoBostoso na forma de perguntas retóricas?

@ContraPoints It is a little visually shocking at first, though. Never heard this one before, but I remember Cannibal (from Kesha I guess?)

horrifying how the Illuminati normalizes cannibalism even to such pure and innocent people as Brazilians

Imagine a circle, with a little spinner on it that you can flick. The circle is 80% red and 20% yellow, like a yellow pie slice. You flick the spinner. It spins, and slowwwly stops. Where did it land?

@sumoto_iitoko For me, bascially watching anime or movie, or any other home activity.

ブラジル！！！ 土曜の夜は何するん？ パーティー？BBQ？ 楽しそうなやつ見せてくれや！

@Kyle1429364877 @TheTinMenBlog Indeed, man. Extremely emotionally charged subject, specially because of ongoing conflict, and also because conflicts in general are deeply tied with shared meaning.

@KillerSloth333 @TheTinMenBlog This is actually an interesting topic to debate (if people can stop insulting other opinions for once).

Another day of male privilege for some Ukrainian man, dragged from his home, and sent to war.

@AntonSilva2003 @TheTinMenBlog I honestly and personally stick up for what I think is the right thing.

Yeah, I get what you mean. I'm not here to romanticize modern wars. Most of them (if not all) aren't just anymore, they're political meat grinders, not defense of hearth and home. But sometimes, when it's about the survival of a whole people... I don't know, you know? I believe you can't just let your nation be erased. It's fucked up either way.

@AntonSilva2003 @TheTinMenBlog That acts almost like a Chronus logic. The act of Titans eating their own children because if not doing so this will lead to their downfall.

I agree with you. A just cause doesn't automatically justify every means. Forcing someone to fight against their will is always morally problematic. Would a reluctant soldier truly benefit your army? History suggests not. The later stages of the Vietnam War, the Soviet army in Afghanistan, and even the Russian army in the early days of the war all showed that unwilling soldiers often have low morale, poor cohesion, and are more of a liability than an asset. That said, I also believe there is something noble in willingly giving your life for your people and your neighbor in a war you recognize as just. But I mostly agree that willingness must come from the heart. So kinda grey area.