Incelism makes you less commited to status quo.
Also, al-zarqawi was quite buff and chad for arap standards
When I discovered /int/ for myself, it was in yr. 2013, I used to smoke "Donskoy Tabak" (Don Tobacco) sigs in regular basis, and them costed 18₽ per pack (it was in before-Crimea-annexion times, before sanctions, and before the Ukrainian War, when exchange course was 32₽/1$, so they costed appx 0.6$), and used to smoke Camel Filters when pretended to be like a fancy bernd, they costed 52₽ per pack (appx. 1.6$)
I worked as a forklift operator an my salary was 110₽/hr.(or appx. 3.22$/hr)
Now I smoke some Camel Original Filters (on pic. I bet you can afford them in Russia only, it is NOT the Camel Filters) and they cost 150₽ per pack (after Crimea annexion and war with new exchange course 75₽/1$ it would be 2$ per pack), also you can still afford "Donskoy Tabak" sigs (140₽ per pack, but they became crappy as shit, and a Camel Filters, but they are around 185₽ рer pack - too expensive for poor Bernd).
I still work as a forklift operator and instead of 110₽/hr I get played 150₽/hr. now (but with new exchange course it would be 2$/hr. only)
Considering the fact I smoke 2 packs per day I work for two hours per day only to afford fags, and also I spend 120$/month for sigs only.
How much tobacco cost in your country and how much you need to work to afford it?
19 messages omitted.
I wonder what it takes to like a person. One could argue that you like a person, if you have a positive attitude towards him. But what are the preconditions for such an attitude? What did this person have to do to achieve such a status in your eyes? I think, liking people is essential in life. Typically one builds deep and strong relationships with people they like, sometimes one is too shy to confess that they like someone. I'm curious about the level of intimacy that has to exist to be able to say you like someone. The internet is a very impersonal space, so I think it's hard to build relationships through it. Most if not all people present a certain version of themselves on the internet, maybe it could even be called a mask they hide behind, which makes it incredibly hard or even impossible to determine their true character. So how do we become affected to them through the internet? It is possible to like their mask. In the end it is not possible to distinguish between the mask and the true character as an outsider.
there are levels to liking a person, I guess; on the most basic level I think they just need to be friendly towards you; but if they're good to talk to, say interesting things or make you question yourself (and grow as a person as a result) then it's a level up; it helps when they share your values or if they don't then are at least open minded and try to see things your way (even if they disagree; and it should work both ways); I think it's also important if a person is able to argue in a respectful way; I don't know, there's a lot of things that factor into liking people
I'd argue that it's impossible to fully know anyone, even if they don't hide behind a mask, doesn't matter if you interact with them IRL or only over the internet
Do you do any kind of sports? What do you do and how often do you do it?
155 messages omitted.
![740bdaafb032b15bf100b334443176fc,1200,0,0,0[1].png](/up/239ce01de0b9937691d2c46bcf3384de.png)
I don't understand Poland, the Polish nation, the Polish people et al. I don't understand Polish life, because it doesn't correspond to my own reality and life. The world is a diverse place being a home to billions of people, cultures and nations. I want to truly understand someone or something and who would be a better person for inquiring about the Polish experience than an actual Polish person?
He was a Bernd.
Imagine him in the year 2019. Can you? Would he have uploaded his video diary to youtube? Was he ahead of his time? Was there ever a person comparable to him?
9 messages omitted.
Bought some Jalapeno peppers.
Gonna eat whole jar in one turn.
Horrible and painful exlosive diahrrea will follow.
The sad thing about Russia is that you barely can get any RLY spicy stuff: Tabasco Habanero and Sriracha sauces, Jalapeno peppers, that's all I guess, all you can afford here in Siberia easily, without purchasing delivery via Interwebs. Feels sad man.
4 messages omitted.
How to move to Thailand or some other warm and cheap place and work full time remote as a codegarch for a wectern salary while living like a king? I have nothing that keeps me here.
I'm thinking of finding a 100% remote position in the germanistan and then just move somewhere else while still officially living here. Then, when I found a place to stay permanently I can still figure out to make it more official.
31 messages omitted.
South-East Asia is quite cheap if you move away from tourist places, I spent something like $5/day for food (for two) and up to $20/day for rent apts, I believe long term stay is even cheaper. Working as an average codemonkey for a year you should be able to afford few years of living there.
I'm not sure I would survive there if I spent 30 years though, I lived there for only three months and I really missed the civilisation in the end...
Why are people like this?
30 messages omitted.
whyworry harder
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/moscows-decades-old-gas-ties-with-europe-lie-ruins-2023-02-14/
>Gazprom's revenues from overseas sales were around $3.4 billion in January down from $6.3 billion in the same period last year.
>Russia supplied only around 7.5% of western Europe's gas needs by the end of last year, compared with around 40% in 2021.
Cure for autism discovered
https://nypost.com/2023/02/14/scientists-switch-off-autism-using-3-epilepsy-drug-study/
This.
As an undiagnosed autist Bernd, I have to share my happenings
Yesterday, my housemate neighbourette has left her keys sticking outta her room.
I immideatelly assumed she want to try some "heeeeelp! raaaaape!" bullshit on me, so I left home panicking.
Nearly had an aneurysm despite not even being my thrties.
Unlike an autist, who would leave "because triggered", I pretty much had a "prepare for the worst: experienced neurotypical gonna law-billy me" reason
I've had really bad thoughts in my head since taking antidepressants.
16 messages omitted.
