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@yiihya
Follow the Midnight Sun.
@MythoSiberia Katılım Ağustos 2019
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@basedsch1zo It barely ever worked for me! When bluetooth first appeared, we couldn't believe it. "You can send a song from a *meter* away?! Without 124613 previously failed attempts?"
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I remember in 6th grade my classmate got a Levan polkka ringtone, and everyone went crazy over it and begged him to share. He would do it in exchange for homework, candies, pocket money etc.
Then during breaks, he'd take people into a dark empty classroom, and they'd stand in a
Dr. Lemma@DoctorLemma
In 1928, a Finnish man named Eino Kettunen wrote a folk song about a girl who sneaks out to dance all night. Decades later in 1995, a quartet named Loituma recorded an a cappella version of the track. It was largely forgotten by the mainstream. Then in 2006, an anonymous user took a tiny vocal loop from that recording and uploaded it to a Russian blogging website. They paired the audio with a simple flash animation of the character Orihime Inoue from the anime Bleach endlessly spinning a leek. The viral explosion was so intense that it forced the disbanded folk quartet to reunite. A 1928 acoustic folk song accidentally became a massive club hit and ringtone sensation, dominating European music charts nearly eighty years after it was written.
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@Boilerplated @yiihya This guy has arabic in his name lmao, he was just straight up in a foreign country.
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Jaadugar, is an anime set in the Mongol Empire in the 13th century. The story follows Fatima, a healer, who joins Töregene, Ögedei Khan's sixth wife, becoming a part of his entourage.
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@0xH4YAUM4174e Russia, but yeah, I would suspect it was a hit all across СНГ back then haha
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@jurgenfug x.com/Runioni/status… this a very cute story by the way
Рогатая óни@Runioni
Мне около 9-10, финская полька дико популярна Мы в школе слушаем её с телефонов и соревнуемся, кто лучше сможет пропеть - у всех дико заплетается язык на этих словах (до того, как все узнают об Эйяфьядлайёкюдле, ещё несколько лет) Я рассказываю об этом соревновании отцу =>
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@yiihya First time I heard it I wondered why it sounded like Estonian music
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there's a Russian expression I really like — чайная пьяница aka "tea alcoholic"
Many in Russia don't drink; tea consumption replaces alcohol. Some fall into a frenzy finding the best Asian teas, as if they were opium.
Eléønøra@EleonoraFall
Merchant Drinking Tea (Russian: Купец, пьющий чай) by the Russian artist I. I. Kudrin (1869).
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I thinking to make a new account to just post about fiction, music and movies or essay excerpts about them, that sort of thing. My feed here is now entirely hot-takes and my knee jerk reacting to them, threads were killed by new algorithm and I don't really enjoy what's left
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