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*Na lekcji coś zaczyna bzyczeć*
Reszta klasy: *patrzy na telefon*
Ja siedzący na tyle z 15 tysiącami pszczół w dupie:
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my job made me mad so i put an entire rotisserie chicken in my purse and walked out
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Polish borrowed <w> to represent /v/, since it lacks /w/ but then <ł>evolved into /w/, giving the language a /w/ sound represented by a letter that was originally meant to distinguish a different l. Orthographic irony. 💀
The one thing differing Poland from the rest of Warsaw Pact is that after fall of communism boomers painted all the commie blocks ultra bright crazy colours so every neighborhood looks like a skittles bag
Central Asian taxi drivers in Warsaw so pretty you can almost forgive all the traffic violations they make with you in the passenger seat
That thing in Poland was such a nothingburger that foreigners are now hallucinating things that didn't happen to have something to discuss
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BREAKING 🚨: Generalissimo Bolsonaro's and Nawrocki's exile governments established formal relations
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moje pierwsze Halloween w Warszawie, nie miałem wegańskich słodyczy i dzieciaki zrobiły mi psikus
całe drzwi obsmarowane hummusem 🤦
The West is deteriorating in its ability to construct new things to the point Great Depression construction projects are now treated like an ancient lost technology
Golden gate bridge.
Main cable weighs 3100 pounds per foot.
How could they have possibly handled that?
Total length of galvanized steel wire used in both main cables is 80,000 mi (129,000 km).
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Golden Gate Bridge main cables were spun in place wire-by-wire from thin strands over catwalks, not lifted or handled as complete heavy units. The cited specs match official bridge records.
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Souris chevelus mangent des chauve-souris. Même parmi les animaux si t'es chauve t'es foutu
Talk about an in-flight meal.
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