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@Alexand71246418 @aalien Может это конечно и конспирология, но как-то очень правдоподобно!

@aalien А почему надписи не на иврите? Это часто встречается в Израиле?

в стране перебои с хлебом ИЗВЕСТНО ПОЧЕМУ

@Vokabre @meduzaproject Ну так Transnistria is Moldova, все сходится.

@meduzaproject Moldova is no longer cis, поздравляем

Молдова утвердила выход из СНГ meduza.io/news/2026/04/0…

@dobry_veter @raykonvey Как бы так сказать… мне, взрослому мужчине, это говорит только лишь о тебе. И говорит весьма неприятные вещи.

@raykonvey Как бы так сказать... Взрослому мужчине становится очевидно, что интересного общения с женщиной любого возраста не будет, и это всегда будет общение как с ребенком, даже если тебе 30 а ей 40)

На фоне всех этих срачей типа о чем говорить 40летнему мужику с 20летней девушкой я хочу спросить: О чем говорить 100летнему Эдварду с 17летней Беллой?

Ужасы войны: в этом году в Тель-Авиве не будет проводится пасхальное сожжение чучела Ханукии.

Простите, а на скольких уровнях пост-пост-метаиронии мы сейчас находимся?

@TJAllisonGolf @JoeViller @CommiNathan @NASA @SpaceX Lol. I remember how musk-boys argued that starship is basically ready and in two years they would fly commercially. And called me a hater, for saying it would take at lest five more years to finish prototyping. … … it was six years ago.

@JoeViller @CommiNathan @NASA @SpaceX LoL... haters gonna hate hate hate Elon's gonna shake shake shake - shake it off shake it off

Just sayin’

@Sudipbws @H0H0v Good attempt, but you're conceptually wrong. a^2 is the area. and you calculating the perimeter (4a). The question was: how may unit squares *fit inside* square of x units (left) And your answer is how many *units around the square* of x units (right).

@H0H0v I know it's primitive thinking

a=?

@JohnVella68 @Sudipbws @H0H0v Technically speaking -6 is also a valid solution. but the issue with his solution is that he confuses a^2 with 4a. it's a conceptual error. e.g. he confuses perimeter and area. Which is fine, as long as you not engineer or something.

@Sudipbws @H0H0v Aside from the fact that you got the wrong answer I don't see why people are being so critical about your methodology. 5+5+5+5+5=25 25+5=30 A=5 I'm a maths teacher, and I always tell my less confident learners that multiplication is, basically speaking, repeated addition.

@MarijWitch @meduzaproject Бен-Гвир то? Да, он да. Только закон этот почти гарантированно будет отмен верховным судом до вступления в силу.

@meduzaproject Ёбанные фашисты!🤬

В Израиле приняли закон о смертной казни для палестинцев, осужденных за теракты, в результате которых погибли израильтяне. Это политическая победа ультраправого министра Итамара Бен-Гвира — хотя закон почти наверняка не вступит в силу. meduza.io/feature/2026/0…

@DavidRabinad @artenpedia She is holding it with her knee

@artenpedia The famous hungarian flying basket in action!

Budapest in 1987. Photo by Attila Manek

@flipdrivel @EchoesofEmpire_ And there was a pereiod in the USSR when they claimed that Russians invented everything. There was even a joke, that if ussr to declare a year of elephants, you would see books titles like “Russian Elephant is a Big Brother of Indian Elefant” and “Russia: Elephant’s Homeland”

@flipdrivel @EchoesofEmpire_ Belive it or not, it was taught in soviet schools. There was a guy, Alexander Popov, and he did build essentially a radio receiver a year before Marconi, but it was a lightning detector, not communication device.

Soviet peasants listen to the radio for the first time, 1928.

@Cberleader @grok @retro_anime P.S.: Remi is the Mood. And kinda spoiler-but-not-really: it’s actually story about her, despite she not even a main character.

@Cberleader @grok @retro_anime Sort of. It’s kinda sorta slice of life of a girls dorm for these beings. Not school life, for a change, they all have day jobs. It’s purgatory-like setting, where they had to work out their past life trauma to move on. Suicide overtones are thick, but not explicit.

Haibane Renmei (2002)

@Alex140507 @KamilBayonski @GrindCulture_ Thak you for sharing your story with us, Alex! But I can’t help but notice, that people who don’t like certain physical traits of others usually don’t spend time and effort trying to determine if random person on a photo has said trait under their clothing.

@laier @KamilBayonski @GrindCulture_ I don't like women with a dick

Who’s going to tell him 💀

@LilyLit_ Please stop. Young incels consume such media thinking that what naked women looks like. And then they die from cringe when encounter unedited skin. Think of poor incels!

Bloom for you ⋆˚✿˖°

Even the Monster Zero Can. So do you.

@Alex140507 @KamilBayonski @GrindCulture_ I think the point is you guys seem to be obsessed with ladyboy forensics. I mean, why do you even care?

@KamilBayonski @GrindCulture_ and what's your point?

@Baambarbia @jameswebb_nasa Я не говорю что там есть тайные смыслы. Но видеть концепцию этого кино как «сатиру на капитализм» это ебовейшее натягивание совы на глобус. Там тоталитарное общество, в котором все решает статус, а не деньги.

@laier @jameswebb_nasa Там нет никаких тайных смыслов, всё подаётся прямо, просто в такой концепции. Если у тебя глаза с мозгами пиздой заросли, это твои проблемы ;)

O filme mais estranho que você nunca viu e que prova que o nonsense pode ser genial Em plena década de 1980, longe do brilho épico de Star Wars, o cinema soviético apresentou uma ficção científica muito mais estranha e, talvez por isso, mais reveladora. Em 1986, Georgiy Daneliya levou às telas Kin-dza-dza!, um filme que parece caótico à primeira vista, mas que esconde uma lógica própria, desconfortável e precisa. Tudo começa com um evento banal que rapidamente sai do controle: dois homens são transportados para Pluk, um planeta árido onde nada funciona como deveria - ou talvez funcione exatamente como uma crítica exagerada do nosso próprio mundo. Ali, status social depende da cor da roupa. Máquinas sofisticadas parecem feitas de restos. A linguagem se reduz a poucas palavras, como “Koo”, repetida até perder o sentido. E, acima de tudo, a empatia praticamente desapareceu. A comparação com Mad Max surge pelo visual desolado; já o espírito lembra o humor caótico do Monty Python. Mas Kin-dza-dza! não é apenas uma soma dessas influências. Ele usa o absurdo como disfarce para algo mais sério: uma crítica silenciosa ao autoritarismo, às hierarquias arbitrárias e à lógica distorcida de sistemas fechados. Talvez por isso tenha passado pela censura soviética sem levantar suspeitas imediatas. E talvez por isso tenha sobrevivido tão bem ao tempo.

@jameswebb_nasa Lol. Every time that movie mentioned, a swarm of mindless parrots in the comments recite mantra “ackchyually, it’s a satire on capitalism!”, which is most sallow, superficial and dumb interpretation of the movie to that existed solely to satisfy soviet censors.