u/spinstercat

All my homies hate America

Does she hate people? From what I understand she has an opinion on certain society rules and designations, which offend people, but does she actively hate someone?

He was a co-owner of the cop bar in Homicide, and says so in this scene.

Homicide and Law and Order shared the universe almost from the beginning, though (well, since the Homicide book's content has ran out) - there were multiple crossover episodes.

And that scene meant to portray the excess that comes with drug money. Doesn't any movie about drug trafficking has a similar scene?

The cat might have been the same thing as Clippy - it was one of the themes for the Office Assistant, there was also a dog, a scientist stereotype etc.

https://youtu.be/ykGIcXKAXbI

I'm in the same boat, I quite literally weren't able to use the reddit app, I now understand dyslexic people, probably the same sensation.

Sure, but if you see as a direct data visualization, you've got another problem with proportions.

I'd say Sikhs are good fit for the point of this question. You can be "racist" against Sikhs in the way people are "racist" about Jews and many sadly are. Or, and they don't enquire about a person's religious practice before they do.

They cannot (in practical sense, anyway) and, importantly, they don't.

Telescopes are in Lagrange points, so they are equally "shared" by the Earth and the Sun.

A bot? That's even better.

Is this a Facebook copypasta? Never saw it before.

"...for the strengthening of control over the discotheques' activities"

Yeah, it's a ban list, although in 1985 it was already difficult to enforce, some may have simply ignored it. Still, it was before the entrepreneurial activity was allowed in 1987, so komsomol would indeed have that kind of authority of the majority of discos. I doubt people played Black Sabbath in restaurants and stuff.

You're getting all kind of wrong answers here.

The official line in Russia is "these were tough and complicated times, but ultimately right decisions were made that lead to our glorious military victory, as well as a future prosperity later robbed from us by the foreign powers and traitors".

They just don't mention the communism aspect at all, it's treated as a matter of economical policy and those famously change.

All that other people have said and plus "claimed" was mostly "established travel and communications to", up until the 20th century.

It was already shrinking for 20 years before that. Water puddles become shallow before they dry.

It's a measure of something unmeasurable that few people actually have a clue about and they are not the ones that made it.

Of course it's nonsense.

There's only 13 years between let's say 27 and 40. Time flies past.

Depends on what you mean by "slightly". Most of the modern "flat out" corners are very dangerous if you go "slightly" faster. The point where the grip gives is that - a point.

I'd say Karl-Marx-Allee counts, given the circumstances.

Mou is an arsehole, though. People are complex like that.

Care to provide one? I've found only one about the World Expo - it's better than this meme, but it's still heavily prepared and teleprompted. Бетте зер насинг, Ай сеппоуз.

His cover job was the "Director of the German-Russian friendship club" or something in that vein, and it wasn't a cover because no one is that stupid. He had an office directly in Dresden Stasi HQ, if I remember correctly.

He said "like a restart" (?) for camera once and then he's with a translator everywhere. It's a propaganda video, sure he was a able to mutter two complete words between a dozen takes.

Are you sure you're following the right driver? Lewis is notorious for being in a bad mood when he is in a bad mood, throughout his career.

Why does someone need to do something bad before he gets called something mildly critical? People make judgements, it's ok.