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@Colonel_Kitteh @Boot_Legger32 @panahilang Cut a wedge of the same material, run continuous beads (not that stupid start-stop thing). That’s not a skill, is crappy work

@Boot_Legger32 @panahilang True.... but coworkers fuck up all the time, and always at the worst time... so learning a skill to compensate for their mistakes is never a bad idea.

Not many welders want to practice this welding

@xnanuski Suena a oficina rural, si funciona como antes, el agente que la lleva se hace la clasificacion, el reparto de 4-5 pueblos y en cada uno abre en un horario para ejercer de oficina (recepcion de envios y paqueteria). Cobran poco mas que el cartero estandar con mas responsabilidad

Si volviese a ser pequeña y me preguntasen en que quiero trabajar de mayor lo tendría claro:

@Zim16340 @Rasler_Elos @Clint_Davey1 Saquearon, incendiaron, asesinaron y violaron. Se les trato mejor que a los delincuentes comunes que iban directos a la horca. El ejercito frances se condujo de forma muy poco civilizada en España (tampoco los "aliados" ingleses se comportaron mucho mejor, todo hay que decirlo)

The Habsburg Empire united Spain and the Holy Roman Empire. This meant that the Tercios and the Landsknecht were on the same side and often fought together. That's pretty badass. Two of the best types of 16th century infantry. Spanish and Germans together.

@Zim16340 @Rasler_Elos @Clint_Davey1 Respeto es dejarles marchar, las armas y banderas es tenerles miedo. Castaños y el ejercito de andalucia en 1808 no eran guerrilleros, y la tropa francesa no destaco por el trato exquisito a la poblacion civil precisamente, cosecharon el odio que sembraron a su paso.

@Zim16340 @Rasler_Elos @Clint_Davey1 Nordlingen fue una derrota mucho mayor, y España supo reponerse. Rocroi llego en un momento en el que el resto del potencias del mundo estaban haciendole la cama a la vez

@bahrtuch @armyinformcomua

@armyinformcomua Too little, too late. Spain underinvests in NATO, supports antisemitism and is the country which is Last in Ukraine support. Shame on you, Spain.

🇪🇸🇺🇦 Spain is sending Ukraine the VAMTAC. Here is why it matters. Spain and Ukraine just agreed a defence cooperation package worth €1 billion in 2026 — and alongside 155mm artillery shells and air defence priorities, Madrid is delivering a vehicle that Ukraine already knows how to use in combat. The URO VAMTAC — Vehiculo de Alta Movilidad Tactico, built by Galician manufacturer UROVESA — is Spain's answer to the American Humvee, developed in the late 1990s with more advanced technology and progressively improved since. Its name says everything: Uro is Spanish for wisent — the European bison. Powerful, sure-footed, built for difficult terrain. What it brings to Ukraine's front line: — 6-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine, 5-speed automatic transmission — 4.8m long, 2.1m wide, 1.9m high — centre of gravity engineered as low as possible — Handles 45-degree slopes. Front approach angle: 70°. Crosses rivers up to 1.5m deep after waterproofing — Range: over 600 kilometres — Weapons-ready for: 12.7mm heavy machine guns, 40mm grenade launchers, anti-tank guided missiles, 81mm mortars, and air defence rocket systems — Speed: up to 135 km/h on road Ukraine already operates VAMTAC in combat — configured as the launch platform for Britain's Rapid Ranger air defence system, hunting Shaheds at up to 15 km detection range. The vehicle is proven. The crews know it. Now more are coming. The broader package — what Spain committed: — €1 billion in defence assistance for 2026 — 155mm artillery ammunition — the calibre Ukraine fires daily on the contact line — Patriot missile supply support — critical for protecting Ukrainian cities from ballistic attacks — Joint drone production scaling — Spain joining Ukraine's defence industrial expansion — Contribution to the PURL mechanism and participation in a joint European anti-ballistic defence project Minister of Defence Mykhailo Fedorov @FedorovMykhailo met his Spanish counterpart Margarita Robles to finalise these priorities. His message was direct: Spain's contribution is significant — now the task is deploying it with maximum effectiveness against Ukraine's most urgent needs. Spain is not a frontline NATO state. It does not share a border with Russia. It has no direct geographic stake in the outcome of this war. It is contributing €1 billion anyway — because European security is collective, and because the VAMTAC heading to eastern Ukraine is a vehicle built in Galicia, carrying the weight of a continent that has decided it will not look away. Gracias, España. Por el VAMTAC. Por los misiles. Por los mil millones. Por no apartar la mirada. El pueblo ucraniano no olvida a quienes estuvieron a su lado cuando más lo necesitaba. Слава Україні. Viva España. 🇺🇦🇪🇸 — Source: Ministry of Defence of Ukraine / Minister Fedorov, April 23, 2026 #Ukraine #Spain #VAMTAC #DefenceCooperation #StandWithUkraine #UkraineWillWin #SlavaUkraini #SpainUkraine #UAF #NATO

@Zim16340 @Rasler_Elos @Clint_Davey1 Los franceses permitieron marchar a uno de los tercios con sus banderas (solo rindiendo las armas) y al otro con sus armas y banderas. Sabian que derrotarlos hasta el ultimo hombre les costaria demasiado sudor y sangre, eso es otra forma de "cagarse encima"

@acekingspades @CarlosMoralesG_ Funny thing about military issued clothing: it never fits well unless you take to a taylor. Every time a brand copies the patron copies the fit issues that come with the original 🤣

@CarlosMoralesG_ This i the one I own. It's difficult to find one that fits perfectly.

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@Dr_TheHistories He wore it with permission granted by the Queen? Or just because he served as an officer in that exact regiment and thus had the right to wear it?

WHY DID PRINCE HARRY WEAR A NEAR-EXACT REPLICA OF NICHOLAS II’S JACKET AT HIS WEDDING CEREMONY? When Prince Harry walked down the aisle, many noticed something striking about his uniform, it looked almost identical to those worn by Nicholas II in early 20th century photographs. Coincidence? Not quite. Harry and Nicholas II were related, Harry is the great grandson of George V, who was Nicholas II’s first cousin, a family resemblance that went far beyond their faces. So what was he actually wearing? Not a Russian uniform, but a British one with deep historical echoes. Harry wore the frock coat uniform of the Blues and Royals, a regiment within the Household Cavalry, granted to him with permission from Elizabeth II for his wedding day. And here is where it gets interesting. That uniform closely mirrors the style of the Royal Scots Greys, the very regiment that Nicholas II was made honorary colonel in chief of back in 1894 during his marriage to Alexandra Feodorovna, Queen Victoria’s granddaughter. Nicholas II admired the regiment so much that he frequently wore its uniform at official events, including visits to Britain. The distinctive horizontal braiding across the chest, which today looks almost designer, actually comes from traditional Hungarian cavalry dress, a style adopted across European armies. So no, Harry was not copying the Tsar. He was stepping into a long standing royal and military tradition, where monarchs and princes honoured regiments by wearing their uniforms, sometimes even those of foreign armies tied by blood and alliance. In fact, European royals routinely held honorary military titles across borders, Nicholas II in Britain, Wilhelm II in Russia, and Franz Joseph I likewise connected to Russian regiments. What looked like a visual echo was actually something deeper. A reminder of a time when Europe’s royal families were so closely intertwined that their uniforms, like their bloodlines, often crossed borders. © The Tudor Intruders #drthehistories

@emiliocarrion @AitorMiller El Almax lo invento un tio que estuvo haciendo turismo gastronómico en Lyon. No tengo pruebas, pero tampoco dudas.

@Oddbull @AitorMiller Buah... como vayas con resaca y se líe la mesa a pedir que si esto, que si sabodet, que si gras double...de cabeza a la toilette...

Probé esa pularda de mierda en Epicure, la pidió el giIipoIIas de mi padre, creo recordar que 300€ el pajarito que obviamente no pagué yo porque me hubiese dado un ictus. Una Whopper le da mil vueltas a ese jilguero precocinado. ¿Qué tiene de especial? pues el afeminado que..

@emiliocarrion @AitorMiller A mi me las sirvieron nadando en mostaza y bueno… comestibles. Me recordaron vagamente a los callos de Oporto pero con mas mostaza y gente hablando con acento circunflejo a mi alrededor (no mejora la experiencia). Pero alta cocina precisamente no son.

@emiliocarrion @AitorMiller Las andouillettes ya avisan que son un plato al que te tienes que hacer (gusto adquirido que lo llaman los pijos) pero no dejan de ser salchichas rellenas de tripas, no se porque lo publicitan como una delicatessen precisamente

@Francis14504559 @AlienBugSpray @ddpshare @Vitus_osst Then you talk about grape juice, not about wine. It doesn’t say anywhere about drinking "unfermented wine", it says wine so alcoholic content is implicit in the context.

@Oddbull @AlienBugSpray @ddpshare @Vitus_osst "Unfermented wine is essentially grape juice or a grape-based beverage that has never undergone fermentation, meaning it contains 0.0% alcohol and no yeast" - you can pratically look it up in any dictionary. And no it did not say Jesus was drinking fermented wine.

"I’ve been seeing a lot of conflicting opinions on this lately, and I’m curious where you all stand: Is it actually appropriate for a priest to drink beer in public?

@IowaSotaCykings @Prueba2222222 @plektenchymat @Rothmus JA-LA-PE-ÑO (change ÑO for NHO if you feel portuguese that day or helps you learning the sound Ñ) You are trying to pronounce it like a gringo.

@Prueba2222222 @plektenchymat @Rothmus Nobody is pronouncing it jaw-la-peen-yo You say hall-a-peen-yo It is acting like an h.

@Axson9 @metonimiadaily @Rothmus Son palabras homofonas, pero se leen tal y como estan escritas.

@metonimiadaily @Rothmus Votar, botar Tuvo, tubo Hola, ola Doesn’t happen in Spanish?

@JasonFr23791860 @Mrgunsngear We learn from the best 😉

@Mrgunsngear Is this why 🇪🇸 is overrun? B/c their military is incompetent?

Spanish military attempts to conduct a heavy equipment drop with their VAMTAC (lightly armored vehicle) and it doesn't go as planned - the vehicle burned in 🔥👀 Conduct airborne operations accordingly... #spain #airborne #AATW #HeavyDrop #fail

@SusannaMcCoy19 @Jereamiah19Kilo @Vitus_osst Summerians first documented beer brewing. Let’s say that monks perfected the recipe from middle ages till today 🍻

@Jereamiah19Kilo @Vitus_osst they invented it

@ETnotinRoswell @Vitus_osst Ejem, spirituous beverages are not called like that for being "unholy", no? Is your spirit wich gets saved by God, not your material body, so why don’t add a little more spirit to the mix? 🤣 (The joke sounds funnier in spanish)

@Vitus_osst Well I was raised Catholic and my grandfather got his education in a Seminary. We had Priests visiting frequently and they were not into drinking holy water.

@Francis14504559 @AlienBugSpray @ddpshare @Vitus_osst If not fermented is not wine. In Canna wedding is stated that good wine was served, and then (when attendants are drunk) the worse quality one was served. Jesus miracle makes the water better wine that the first one served, wich shocks people as was reverse to custom

@AlienBugSpray @ddpshare @Vitus_osst Jesus never drank fermented wine to get drunk or let people get drunk false.