Thank you! I’m gonna do it.
Thank you! I’m gonna do it.
Does it work on a frying pan (without oil, of course)? Asking for a friend.
“I have a female friend.” (As in “I have a friend that’s a woman.”) “I’ve talked with a female today.” (As in “I’ve talked with a woman today.”)
The first one is fine, because isn’t using the word as an adjective. The second one is derogatory, because it is being used as a substantive.
I accidentally clicked in a ad in the past week. Does it count?
OpenRadio is a good one if you like radio and music in general. It has radio stations from everywhere and from almost every music style.
Talking with a LGBTQ muslim lady 9 years ago. I was an islamophobe/Israel praising person and I had the lucky to find this chill and lovely woman who spent her time talking with me about islamophobia in general and the Palestinian situation as well, despite not being her obligation to do so. Thank you, Maryam for being a teacher for me!
In Brazil, it is useful to contact people that you know in real life, family and friends…
Plus, it sorta works like a Craigslist here. People sell and buy things from Facebook everyday, and people advertise their business and services here (e.g: restaurants, plumbing services, gift stores, etc)
I’m communist and I don’t see the AI as a villain/bad thing. And, to me, be afraid about it is the same as people in 1970s being afraid of computers.
And “Zé das Couves” (but this one is used more rarely).
My mom become an avid anti-plastic person after watching videos and reading things about the damages that microplastics do to the health, nature and the planet. She does everything she can to avoid using plastic things!
This app is fantastic! Thank you so much!
Metamorphosis, by Franz Kafka.
If you like to listen online radios, Open Radio is a nice one!
Quetiapine?
My favorite music styles are synthpop, vaporwave and spacesynth.
viralwalk.com and cloudhiker.net are good sites to spend time on.
I will spend a good amount of time on those sites! Fascinating!
Tip of my tongue.
We say the same thing in Brazil, but in portuguese: “A direita oprime, a esquerda liberta.”