Every page is a masterpiece and I feel so bad for only reading a chapter or two every month. There are so many characters in it that I just lost track of who was who and did what, but I’m also way too deep to start over. But the humour is just classy.

A random woman shits her pants.

Even about half of those are actually fine - it’s just the blood sucking females that I cannot love (I’m still talking about mosquitoes).

Fuck that, I want cast iron pants.

Others have answered everything, but just to confirm it: when I started secondary school they still had a room full of computers that didn’t have a hard drive. They all worked off of floppy disks. During classes all of them went zugg-zugg-zugg-tsk-tsk.

Trump duck.

No problem, in a few years you’ll see similar articles, titled “Faeces has more nutrients than you would think” (read: “eat shit, pleb”).

Look at poor Haskell sobbing in the corner now.

I just listened to a podcast which mentioned that regimes that cheat during the elections can only mobilise a fixed amount of people. If twice the number of people go to vote, they might be able to mobilise more, but definitely not twice as much. Ergo the more people go to vote the least power cheaters have to skew the results.

This was part of the reason Orbán could be finally voted out of power.

GO VOTE. NO MATTER WHAT.

(It was also quite funny to watch Orbán as he was explaining to his voters how the voting system was set up to inflate the difference. He himself had set up all these rules back when it favoured him.)

It’s Enrico Palazzo!

So is in 2037.

I bet they don’t even peel their croissant.

Her entire face looks too humanlike, like she has never seen a single botched plastic surgery in her life.

I can access parts of mine that are far from being pretty.

I can imagine it’s not the actual organisation dealing with it, but my guess was that the search engine assumed a mistyped ‘IRS we getting’ search term.

The British one is just British Sci.

If ‘redis’ was an actual word in my language, it would be pronounced almost exactly like ‘radish’.

named after the horses cock

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horseradish#Etymology_and_common_names

💪 Someone is getting it.

Well, closer linguistically. I have watched a video of three speakers of these languages saying (relatively) basic sentences, leaving the other two to guess what it means. The Finnish and Estonian speakers were kind of on the same frequency. The Hungarian was clueless about the other two, and vice versa.

I’d say so. For example, it’s common among slavic languages. This one is Hungarian, though. It’s right in between, but it’s a whole different language family.