[Mesnick]

Watching the news today, I remembered an old Soviet joke:
"Do you think there will be a Third World War?"
"There will not be a Third World War, but they will fight for peace so hard that not a stone will be left standing."

[Guyver Spawn]

I would prefer to not talk about real world issues or doomerism on this forum

[Matrixbeast]

Anyone here got a spare $60? The pre-orders for the SMP Magiking are being charged a week earlier than initially advertised and it caught me off guard

[Mesnick]

I don't know if I can convey the full effect because of the language barrier, but I'll tell you about today's incident anyway.
I'm sitting in a cafe before work, having a snack, and nearby a couple, let's say, very openly express mutual sympathy. I beckon the manager, point and ask:
"What is this?"
The manager, apparently not wanting a scandal, says:
"Well, you see... l'amour."
To which I respond:
"What l'amour? It's shameful!"

[Mesnick]

By the way, I also learned that there is no word "kolbasa" in the English language. There is a sausage and names of individual types, like salami, bologna, homemade, but the concept of kolbasa is not distinguished separately.

[gashatfreak]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mesnick

I don't know if I can convey the full effect because of the language barrier, but I'll tell you about today's incident anyway.
I'm sitting in a cafe before work, having a snack, and nearby a couple, let's say, very openly express mutual sympathy. I beckon the manager, point and ask:
"What is this?"
The manager, apparently not wanting a scandal, says:
"Well, you see... l'amour."
To which I respond:
"What l'amour? It's shameful!"

I can sympathise, PDA isn't really fun to watch.

[Talisman]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mesnick

By the way, I also learned that there is no word "kolbasa" in the English language. There is a sausage and names of individual types, like salami, bologna, homemade, but the concept of kolbasa is not distinguished separately.

I'm pretty sure it exists in the US as kielbasa due to (predominantly) Polish association/heritage, particularly in my part of the country.

[GreenPsychoRanger]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mesnick

I don't know if I can convey the full effect because of the language barrier, but I'll tell you about today's incident anyway.
I'm sitting in a cafe before work, having a snack, and nearby a couple, let's say, very openly express mutual sympathy. I beckon the manager, point and ask:
"What is this?"
The manager, apparently not wanting a scandal, says:
"Well, you see... l'amour."
To which I respond:
"What l'amour? It's shameful!"

How expressive were they?

[Mesnick]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GreenPsychoRanger

How expressive were they?

Let's say, with penetration under clothing at the top and bottom.

[GreenPsychoRanger]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mesnick

Let's say, with penetration under clothing at the top and bottom.

So....aggressively making out?