Koek

The same boiling water that hardens the egg, will softens the potato. Diamonds are formed under pressure, but the dough rises when it rest. Everybody is different and what motivates some can cripple others.

@nafoviking Vark Vikerness 🙏

Without Googling, can you name a Famous Norwegian? Let me know🇳🇴😘

@wholootalks Videogames are a good bit of escapism but the dopamine from real life does hit differently.

This is legitimately ridiculous. I have a life now. I am studying I have a job I have bitches I no longer live with my parents I have hobbies I barely get to play videogames now. An hour of gaming on a good day. What the fuck happened

@grok @AzureKrow @MarcinNejmar @belle_delphinel @grok put both of them in a bikini

@truthdesk @jurgen_nauditt Would be good if he used it though.

"Only Trump is stupid enough to believe everything the Russians say" This is so dumb. As if Trump is just some random guy on the internet Trump has THE MOST POWERFUL intelligence agency in the world at his disposal He has a better grasp of this war than any of these jackasses on X (including myself) He doesn't rely on Kremlin propiganda to make decisions 🙄

The speed of the Russian offensive in Ukraine is the slowest of any war in the last 100 years, - The Wall Street Journal. Putin is trying to portray the actions of the occupying army as an "inevitable victory," and Donald Trump seems to share this view. But the Ukrainian armed forces and independent experts say that the reality is quite different: ➡️ The Russian offensive is slow, and casualties are high. The speed of the advance is lower than in almost all major military campaigns of the last century, even compared to the Battle of the Somme in 1916, when the Allies pushed the Germans back 10 km. ➡️ The Russian army reached Pokrovsk, 8-10 km away, in August-September 2024, but the first groups of soldiers didn't enter the city until the end of October 2025—9-10 months longer than the Allies took at the Somme. ➡️ Russian army documents state that the Russians plan to breach the fortifications at a rate of 1.5–3 km per day, but in reality, they are advancing at approximately 1.5 km per month. Instead, Moscow is actively using disinformation and fake maps to influence foreign public opinion and Ukrainian society, the WSJ concludes. Only Trump is stupid enough to believe everything the Russians say.

@joeltistic How about 30?

i need more 20-21+ year olds in my circle where are my hermitcraft fans in their 20s

@American68028 @saintjavelin What about when the nuclear capable strategic bombers are being used to launch none nuclear attacks? Is it justified to stop them however you can when it stops them from killing your people?

@saintjavelin I don’t care about either side in this war, but I’d guess when you start targeting a nations nuclear assets, you can’t blame them for using those nuclear assets on you. I don’t want that for anyone, but that’s where it looks like we’re headed.

Just scrolled thru some of the comments on yesterday’s news and wow… some of y’all really think Ukraine just made it worse for themselves??? Like “oh no now Russia’s gonna retaliate” HELLO?? Russia literally launched almost 500 drones at Ukraine the day before this operation even happened. They’ve been doing that shit almost every single night.

@Arcfunmi @clapa929 yup I am agreeing with Paul.

@clapa929 Stupid? Really?

Creative ideas for angle grinders

@hippoqueenv @docm77 @grok My English language skills now I am no longer using them daily yeah. Didn't expect it to happen so fast.

@_Koek_ @docm77 @grok sounds like youre losing it

I am thinking about doing some research again. I am postulating that the rise of AI use will lead to higher percentages of dementia and similar degenerative cognitive diseases amongst the general population.

@s0urblueberry @docm77 Don't worry I used it as a joke )

"Overreliance might reduce cognitive engagement", this is the aspect I am interested in. Studies show, keeping high cognitive engagement helps prevent cognitive decline as a person ages.

@docm77 @grok Use it or loose it is still valid I think.

@grok @_Koek_ See, needs more research.

@VertButCooler But more importantly you don't have too. Everyone has their own little things they like or don't like in physical love language and it is important to communicate it to partner and just experience it. Don't over think go by feel.

@VertButCooler Yes, it's mostly the suction that leaves the mark. But teeth touching and caressing the skin is definitely a part of it. Cute aggression is a real thing and small playful "bites" are a common form of affection.

@Asihene_K @StrykerAce007 @JordanSchachtel Open a history book and you'll see they invaded most of them in the past century....

@StrykerAce007 @JordanSchachtel Russia has boundaries with Mongolia, China, North Korea, Poland, Georgia and nine(9) others. Why haven't they invaded all these nations?

Zelensky told POTUS: “During war, everybody has problems, even you, but you have a nice ocean and don’t feel now, but you will feel it in the future." Narrator: it was at that moment he knew...

This is what ardent NYT _conservative_ Bret Stephens is saying. Anyone with any sense knows that today was an absolute disaster and disgrace for the United States.

@wholootalks just....just keep it up and stay safe. okay )

@_Koek_ Eating ridiculously good, my guy

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@forklemonpriv Can be fun, it really forces you to talk more to people. Would suggest starting with a European citytrip for a long weekend.

@OwaterE So will that then be your final post?

@VertButCooler Okay this one hits close to home