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US-Americans and Canadians are weird for putting crackers instead of bread.

Where's VA?

sure

Logarithmus Naturalis

This term goes back to the 1968 Prague spring.

It was an uprising, an attempt by the Czechoslovak communist party at reformation towards more democracy and freedom of the press. Then troops from other members of the Warsaw pact marched in and subdued it.

From then on, communists who supported more democracy and freedom called the pro-quelling communists "tankies" as they marched in with tanks.

I also want to tear the system down when I see what capitalism in the US did to mozzarella

Corn used to be a general term for grain kernel. Like wheat corn, spelt corn, oat corn and maize 🌽 corn.

Someone started to use corn interchangeably with maize.

Dandadan leaking

Oooh what a feeling
When we're squatting from the ceiling

Did it make a long face?

Would their headquarters be called

• Dean Town
• Lonely Town
• Hero Town
• Fugue State
• or Sky Mall ?

Yep, plus Turkey, big W.

And a little bit of German, at least Bavarian. Which is honestly overlooked but great

The best would pb be D and H.

But I pick C.

Well, if you asked an idiot, Czechia might be defined as part of Antarctica.

The people we should ask are the Czechs.
And anyone who empathises with them will agree, it's in central Europe.

This is not just a geographic discussion. It's a question of whether you respect their 1000 year history of important kings and prince electors of the holy roman empire, or if you just look at the 80 years of forceful soviet occupation.

Compare traditional Czech dishes with Bavarian and with Russian dishes, you will see.

Oh wonderful Heilufri

Banammoth

Knook en se flânant J11

Most people in my life still don't fact check. I'm constantly chasing the truth while the convo runs away full of misinfo

She's either from Australia or Aotearoa. I don't expect their coca cola to be the same recipe as in the US.

That is the only artifact we have of that region.

Hopefully we'll soon discover more of the "wonky pot culture".