Yup, very much so, but this time I wore them in a company of friends. Other times, yeah, people went nitpicking about my clothes to call me an f-word over nothing and some fights ensued. Regular locals are so thin-skinned lol
I bought them in a second-hand store, so idk where you can find another pair, sorry.
Being a special unicorn myself, as I do answer you on the fediverse of all places and in English, I want to say I am not representative of our bunch. But from what I can gather, there is no outright remorse to the war I could've welcomed, but an overall tiredness, and even distancing. As Prigo guy and others cried, not many people really care about the war around me, unless they are directly affected. I see ads for service everywhere, I hear drunk persons coming from the trenches, but the 'unilateral' support is artificial and comes from public institutions like schools, colleges, controlled social media, while average people just try to make their living in slowly hardening material conditions. Unlike frequently bombed regions, mine is adapting to whatever comes, and unlike visible support for the cause of war, everyone's just working their hours, walking kids and animals and don't care at all unless asked.
I'm not a pissy boy to steal frags from ukrainians.
My VPN is okay. It breaks sometimes, but the team behind it are all tops, I'm now not even detected as a VPN user on reddit like I was previously. I want to go for my own private server solution in the coming year for the sake of learning the server side of things.
I'd initially put like 4/10 Kims there because I'm so uninteresting and unimportant person no one would care to jail me, but I'd put two additional Kims for my zoomer friends sometimes make me afraid about talking my mind with them in private, since they, like, kinda agree it's offensive to play anti-government song on the street, the thing I thought we put to earth long ago. They supported sentencing some teen for that, and I'm feeling it's 6 Kims outside my tight little circle of comrades since I'm afraid to be snitched on.
Dangerous but woman.
I'm not in all possible discourse-related spaces about Russian, but the surface level fight went around not pronouns, but nouns. Almost everything in Russian is gendered or inherits gender from the subject of the sentence, unlike English. So the questions liberals (non pejorative there) asked were about feminization of usually masculine-coded words describing most professions.
They/them would be они/их, and although I want to put it here and there and do so, it doesn't seem to work as smooth due to completely different gendering system.
'Nonce response!' is a great thread ender when/where applicable.
not sure if it's legal for them to own chicken
Anon lives in a society.
leaked (about failure)
perfect flight
These two can't be true at the same time. But who cares?
She is one of several characters with who the infamous 4000yo-dragon defense can actually work.
For most, that is how it goes.
My uncle is driving me mad atm crying it's not universally supported to go big bang-bong-poof and proclaim a real nuclear war against the western world.
I feel myself a coward for not being in prison just yet, but I'm thankful to some deity that it lets me keep caring for my bed-chained elderly relatives who would otherwise just die uncared for.