@remington thanks!

Not Bulgarian, unfortunately, as I was not talking about Bulgaria, but Romania. Be hopeful as well though 😁

@remington yayyy, waiting for our chiefs of the judiciary to follow suite.

Hi, @iloveDigit!

I am commenting to your post from a country with strict gun laws and where people on the street are sure to not have any guns in their possession. And it’s totally safe. There’s nothing wrong with not owning an AR-15 or any other machine gun, and kids around this place are growing just fine without attending or even hearing about a school shooting nearby. Guns are perfectly fit for the army, and I am not part of it, nor some member of a guerrilla militia of some sort to need them in my day-to-day life. You should try that too.

Kind regards!

Guess IKEA still needs to do some bucks in our forests…

“How come people are allowed to do it but if I do it, I don’t get fed?”

Wait, it doesn’t fall like that?

Quite difficult for it to get stuck unless it gets stuck on the edges. If that happens, you can simply lift the foot of the squirrel and it will be released.

Also, I don’t know the situation in Germany, but here in Romania it’s pretty hard for a squirrel to even reach the top floors of my building.

Lately, I’ve been in a bunch of electric cars, including the Tesla (which was a Bolt or an Uber). I must say, I was impressed. Beyond the main purpose of saving the environment, there are plenty of other perks that they have:

• You can barely feel and hear it. On an ICE car, you always hear the engine running and feeling the vibration of it. Even if it’s largely unnoticeable, it’s basically still there. And whenever you rev the engine, it’s getting even more noticeable. On an electric car, there’s no such thing as engine noise. It’s basically either working or not working. And when it’s working, there are fewer moving parts making this noise and shaking the car around.
• They always come with an automatic transmission, so they’re easier to drive. I know that might not be an advantage out there in the US, since you also have ICE cars with automatic transmission, but here in the rest of the world it does make a difference, since almost all cars are manual.
• A way better acceleration. I know some of the cars I’ve been in were basically sport cars, but I never felt like being stuck to the seat in a car before.

I honestly don’t even know why would anyone oppose the switch, tbh. Okay, I know it takes more to fill it up than just sticking the pump in and pressing the handle, but the capacities that modern batteries have, make it feasible to just time your trips in a way that you can even charge them at home overnight or something.

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I only got an account because Friendica can connect to it this way. Otherwise, no need for another corporate silo, but with federation as a buzzword slapped to it.

yea, looks like the closer you get to Russia, the more you get to know it better 😁 also see how the Baltics and Poland are so staunchly anti-Russian - even the Polish conservative president is like that!!!

Hope you’ll gonna get out of this looming autocracy soon. The world still needs you! 😁

They did spend the equivalent of 1% of Moldova’s GDP on propaganda tbh.

Easy, I show them up this clip: youtu.be/9hYjzF3OJyM?t=67

@alyaza I always wondered whether the betting industry could be used to influence elections once it becomes more popular…

Then don’t worry about it

@Panda1606 worst they can do is remove the license from you. Use it as you please and while you can.

Edit: did you also have to input your card details? If yes, check if you haven’t been billed already.

He likely decapitated himself in the middle of the field or something.

@BuboScandiacus and to Ilie Bolojan

@Stamets

@RmDebArc_5 trashy reporting