Maybe you could just get a small portable gas stove. You'd look cool making your morning coffee.
Why are babies born without enough vitamin K? Is it something to do with the modern diet or it's just a "defect" humans have had for millions of years that we just happened to overcome in 1943?
In this specific case, the long unlucky journey was being born in the USA... They could have gotten treatment of they lived in a country with healthcare. That sucks so much.
The Korean Netflix adaptation of one of my favourite Japanese books called 終末のフール (shūmatsu no fūrū, roughly 'translate to fools in the end of times'). The book was about a collection of stories told from the perspectives of different residents of an apartment building in a world that's come to accept the fact that a planetoid is going to destroy the Earth in a few years. Some struggle to decide whether to have a child or not. Some question whether there's even a point going to school. Everyone has hard decisions to make but they're all oddly cool with the fact that their time on Earth is limited. They felt enlightened to me because I think most of us spend our days ignoring the finiteness of our lives.
On the other hand, the K-drama was a generic apocalypse survival show. Everyone just screaming and yelling. At least, that's how it started off as and I lost interest immediately. Even the English title was stupid—Goodbye Earth. Ugh.
Oh we have plenty of them in Canada. We're just a little bit less likely to worship them—for now.
What the fuck does this even mean? Can anyone explain?
I swear that number was way lower. I guess I was wrong!
How do you expect a company to properly identify a person whose "life literally changed". It's their ass on the line of something goes wrong.
Starbucks didn't deserve to be in Korea. Korea has sooo many great cafes.
Not here to self promote but one thing I've started and have actually been sticking to, surprisingly, is game streaming. I'm just playing doing my thing, but eventually I'd like to take it one step further and get viewers.
Yes. Cheese.
All the icons got all big and wonky. I even had trouble making this post.
I think "à la suite d'une fusillade mortelle" means "following a fatal shooting," but can't figure out without the first half. Something tells me that "crie" is not a verb in this case...
I could use Google translate, but I'd rather have a discussion with people here!
Is this media literacy?