Growing up, the lavenders in my parent’s garden were known to us as the “butterfly plant” because it used to be absolutely covered in them, all spring/summer long, along with bees, bumblebees and fake bees. I genuinely can’t remember the last time a saw a plant that was covered in pollinators like that.
It’s “stochastic”. Which I’m guessing you both know, but since I’m incapable of humor and a stickler for details, I’ll just say it anyway
Is daytrading a viable side hustle? I was always told it was essentially gambling.
Hey, multiethnic, multilingual armies that fall apart overnight are a proud European tradition!
Talking to other Danes is so frustrating. They will agree with you on basically every critique and point of contention, then turn around and say they’re living in the best country in the world, or that we should be “grateful” or some shit. Can’t imagine any other population in the world is as high on its own farts.
To be fair, all their hard work bending down to kiss an assortment of rings and boots take a real toll on their bodies.
That could’ve been my Cuban-led axis of evil if only the mods weren’t so square
I wasn’t around back in the day, but that sounds hilarious - and more fun than than the very straight-laced game I joined back then (although tbf I was in my early teens and playing in my second language, definitely out of my depth)
I was about to ask why anyone would suspect foul play this long after his death, then clicked the link and immediately realized I’m dumb and that prince Andrew is very much still alive.
Just curious, why do you see NATO expansion as an overstated factor in the war? You say yourself that the war is about control of spheres of influence, and what is NATO but part of the US’s power projection?
Unfortunately not native to where I live, so I’d feel bad putting it in my garden, but that’s great. Especially if it’s providing for other species of bees than honeybees.