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@89th said in At the memorial:
@George-K said in At the memorial:
@jon-nyc said in At the memorial:
they’re being appropriately solemn
need capshun contest asap
Trump: “So I launched a new cocktail called a Dark ‘n Stormy Daniels, but I had to take it off the market within a week…”
Obama: “Oh, why?”
Trump: “Apparently, it caused too many people to wake up with a financial hangover the next day…”
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I’m contemplating a career change 
Not Auschwitz, but have visited Birkenau and can relate to the impressions described above. Very recently visited the exceptionally well preserved Breendonk camp in our country. We were actually planning to visit the Dossin Barracks the same day, but decided against it on our way out of the Breendonk camp. Neither of us was in the mood for more of that horror…
I don’t know a lot about this. We live in the suburbs since we just don’t like living in a busy city centre. We live near Ghent, where young people do live in such buildings a lot. But in a city like Ghent I suspect these kinds of houses/apartments are probably the most affordable, which is the deciding factor for young families. Not sure it has much to do with being isolated from the street noise here. We’re currently building a new house and are temporarily renting a place. We very nearly rented an apartment in such a courtyard block in Ghent. That was until the lady started telling us about the numerous great activities that were organised in the courtyard during the summer! Community BBQs! Concerts! Kubb championships! I’m pretty sure the noise in the streets is nothing compared to the courtyard noise in the summer, so she lost us there…
@taiwan_girl said in Ah sleep:
@Aqua-Letifer That is interesting. Why is it (at least for me), that dreams, even if they are so vivid, are quickly forgotten? I will wake up from a dream and, wow!, it is super detailed, etc. but only 10 minutes later, I have trouble remembering it.
I experimented with lucid dreaming for some time for which I wrote down my dreams as soon as I woke up. Even a few keywords can help to easily recall dreams in detail. It‘s as if the process of writing down a dream signals your brain that it’s important to remember it.
Then again, there are a few dreams (mostly nightmares) I had as a child that I still remember. The brain is a strange thing.
Depends. Right after another “you left the toilet seat up again” remark from my wife, it’s an irritated and very noisy, splashy E5.
When we have visitors, it’s somewhere close to F3 at the most quiet angle.
If there’s a fly moving around in the bowl, it’s typically something like C3-E2-H4-K5-shtdammitfckinfly-G7-C8-C7-C5-E3-F5-HAHAHAAAA-Hasta-la-vista-you-motherfcker!!!!-I4-C8-F2-I7-A1-oh-fck-…-Honeeeey-one-of-the-kids-peed-all-over-the-place-again-can-you-believe-it???
After too many beers, it’s anywhere between A-5 and Z20.
