Thucydides Nuts

@SophiAnime Hablando de Migas, me gustaría probar una hecha con pancetta en vez de jamón… 🤷🏻‍♂️

Que pasa en Buenos Aires ❔es una epidemia de boludos que arruinan la gastronomía Argentina 🇦🇷 😳

@agarra_pala Hay un dicho Norteamericano sobre los zurdos que es aplicable en este quilombo: Si no fuera por el doble estándar, no tendrían estándares… 🤷🏻‍♂️

🚨NUNCA SE DEJEN PSICOPATEAR POR LOS KUKAS: ENTRE 2019 Y 2023 CRISTINA VIAJÓ 194 VECES A SANTA CRUZ CON EL AVIÓN PRESIDENCIAL💣🔥 LA CONDENADA SE DELIRABA 30.000 DÓLARES POR SEMANA EN VUELOS PRIVADOS MIENTRAS ADORNI SE PAGA LO SUYO CON PLATA PROPIA Y EL ZURDAJE LO LLORA 💣🐍 @JMilei @guadavazquez

It seems the strong migrated to the New World and the weak/indecisive stayed behind on the Old Continent. The weak and indecisive behavior we’re seeing from Europe these days is a reflection of that Ultimately the Americas are to Western Civilization what Byzantines/East Romans were to Roman Civilization… 🤷🏻‍♂️

Now Europe is realizing that the problem wasn't the Brazilians of European descent, nor the Argentines, but rather the Muslims. I saw with my own eyes Brazilians apprehending pickpockets. It wasn't local citizens or the police—it was Brazilians and Argentines.

@mask_bastard Lowered standards… 🤷🏻‍♂️

what happened to Star Wars?

@pureMetatron Metatron, I suspect that it was viewed as the linguistic equivalent of the term “colored people” for Asians…

We’ve never stopped using it in romance languages. There is nothing wrong with the term in Italian, Spanish, French etc and is used in academic publications too. I’ve always wondered how in English it has supposedly become this frowned upon “racist” term. Did people in America really use it in a disparaging way? For me, in my language, the term orientale is not just neutral, but it comes with a small nuance of mystery, exotic and cool, whether you use it to describe an object, a concept or a person from East Asia.

@pirooooon3 Why? Simple, not for occupation but because it’s a really bad idea for a theocratic government looking forward to Armageddon for the return of their messianic figure (the 12th Imam) to have a nuclear bomb… 🤷🏻‍♂️

アメリカ人に聞きたい トランプ大統領とアメリカ人は イランを占領したいのか？ それとも他の理由があるのか？ 日本人の私にはらアメリカが どうしてイランを攻撃するのは分からない 日本はホルムズ海峡が閉鎖されて 医療品が不足して困っている

@catturd2 Perhaps the Germans weren’t exposed to this old WWII line: Loose lips might sink ships

Take from someone who was stationed in Germany in the army, there’s entire towns that will be financially devastated when we pull our troops out. They better be worried. They can blame their stupid leaders when it happens.

@TheCinesthetic “The movie never stops committing to the bit.” Much like our society does to the same bit… 🤷🏻‍♂️

Idiocracy (2006) plays like a late-night joke that somehow kept getting more believable every year. Mike Judge turns pure stupidity into dystopian worldbuilding and the movie never stops committing to the bit.

@Oilfield_Rando When she’s viewed as a government employee, her behavior starts to make more sense… 🤷🏻‍♂️

I actually cackled when she said “I work for the state. The Secretary of State.” I couldn’t be a cop. I’d turn around and leave as soon as I got to the front door. Nothing is going to happen in this case other than incinerated tax dollars.

@dwnews Although meant in a different context there’s a phrase that seem applicable here: “Loose lips sink ships.” 🤷🏻‍♂️

President Donald Trump's plan to withdraw at least 5,000 US troops from Germany has raised concerns among residents living near Ramstein Air Base.

@harukaawake Are politicians not residents of their countries… 🙄

@harukaawake Most of the “anti-” posts tend to come from the undeveloped, be they countries or people. Ultimately undeveloped countries are the way they are because a good portion of their residents tend to tear down instead of build up…

🇯🇵 Something I'm noticing more and more on X. When we were young, we were told that the Western world looked down on us. But almost all of the anti-Japanese posts come here from developing countries. I have to say that being on X has made me much more pro-Western.

@Oilfield_Rando Illinois, that means she works for Gov. Pritzker’s Secretary of State…

@SophiAnime Cubano-Americano que vive en Miami, esa fue mi reacción cuando las descubrí…

🇺🇸Yankee , completamente enamorado de los Sanguches de Miga de Argentina 🇦🇷 “ Me comí 40 ya “ 🤣 Que tiene Argentina que vuelve locos a todos con su comida ❔porque 🇺🇸 no compite con Argentina ? Que es diferente ?

@antoniogm @Aristos_Revenge I’ve personally always liked Idiocracy…

We need a fancy Greek term for “rule by people who’ve never held a job in the productive economy.”

@IBoyd1966 @FL_Mawmaw @cctvidiotic From the Star Wars universe, she plays the mother of the main characters of the original trilogy, and is one of the main characters of the prequel trilogy. Also, if you remember the 1994 film, Léon: The Professional, she’s the little girl

@RudyTerrada @FL_Mawmaw @cctvidiotic Still none the wiser tbh

Nobody knew who she was. She goes up on stage and this happens. She starts dancing and something doesn't add up. She's not just any fan. And when you realize who she is, it's already too late☺️ At what moment did you realize who she was?😱🤪

@rhyzerino @harukaawake Politicians count as people too, baboso comunista…

@RudyTerrada @harukaawake So you blame undevelopment to the people and not the politians that make it happen? Americans are lucky their country is rich because my god you guys are totally retarded

@FL_Mawmaw @cctvidiotic Luke & Leia’s mom… 😏

@cctvidiotic Who’s Natalie Portman?

@mask_bastard Are those pineapple bits, I’ll give it a ½ Blasphemy…

what would you rate this pizza?

@retireinarg Tbf, the subtleties and craft of using boludo-pelotudo… 😏🤷🏻‍♂️

@RudyTerrada Haha that’s gold — “Yayi” turning into “Chachi” is the perfect Rioplatense trap. The sh/zhe on the ll/y plus that Italian cadence makes it sound like a completely different language the first few weeks. What’s actually clicking fastest for you now that you’re swimming in it?

"What's life like outside Buenos Aires?" The answer that nobody writes honestly. Interior Córdoba (Villa General Belgrano, Mina Clavero, Villa Carlos Paz area): - Active expat community 500-2,000 per town - Oktoberfest, German-Argentine heritage, Alpine-adjacent vibe - Weekend influx from Córdoba capital, summer influx national - Slow winters, alive springs, packed summers - Spanish-only outside tourist strips. B2 minimum. Mendoza (capital + Luján de Cuyo + Valle de Uco): - Smaller but high-quality expat scene - Wine tourism sustains it year-round - "Inland California" climate, mountain views, walkable downtowns - Córdoba beats it on affordability; Mendoza beats on lifestyle Bariloche/El Bolsón/SMA: - Nature-first community - Strong Chilean-border-area culture - Winter ski + summer hiking/fishing - Slower expat integration, but deeper when it happens - Highest $/month to live well vs interior Rosario, Salta, Paraná: - Real Argentine cities, functional, underpriced - Expat community small but growing - Deep interior, deep language requirement - The "real Argentina" option What's NOT true: "Interior is empty" (it's not, 16M of Argentina's 47M lives in 23 provinces outside BA). What IS true: integration requires Spanish, time, and patience that most one-year expats don't invest.