Youtube hearted comments of Eric Astier (@ericastier1646).

  1. I never knew Scottish people. Much better and nothing in common with the British except the language. Much more down to earth, honest and friendly. Your voice breathes wholesome honesty and goodness of the person.
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  2. I liked this very much as i am interested in Russia.
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  3. Actually these banquets food in this video look quite impressive and good. I think it's a good tradition that needs new rules. Since everybody wants a zero end game, and nobody wants to loose face by refusing an invitation, there should be rules that make it possible to refuse invitation.
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  4. This is real reporting. Serpentza, it may not be obvious now, but you will be considered one day as being a part of small group of independent reporters doing real, ethical journalism while the mainstream has long been infiltrated and is not properly covering the news instead doing mind control and trying to pass their opinion as news.
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  5. what is interesting to me is how small just a few thousands a group of speakers for a specific language can be. I believe this where human population should be, not millions.
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  6. Tuck window 10, window 7 is still fine.
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  7. I think this video presentation is misleading since what we call chocolate addiction today is merely a sugar addiction and sugar is not a product of the cocoa tree but of sugarcane or sugar beet. The use the mezo americans made of cocoa was not laced with sugar thus the addictive aspect is false and all that modern language of chocolate love is hard to detangle from sugar addiction. Incidentally manufacturer are well aware of this confusion and sell high sugar content as chocolate.
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  8. Hi, Winston, i've no local friends. I just start your video and your voice sounds like you're a very decent kind friend of me. Thanks.
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  9. Très beau mais on regrette que ce n'est que de l'ancien. Ils pourraient construire des chalets neufs.
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  10. "Arbeit macht frei " in the historical context could have indirectly pointed to occupations that are not productive proper works such as money tactics, money speculation like bankers or predatory usury lending or leasing in opposition to people who produce real goods, real produces from agriculture or transform materials for a living. That could be a different historical interpretation from forced work in a camp that obviously did not make free.
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  11.  @AncientAmericas  Sure and i didn't oppose that part. I incidentally enjoy chocolate powder with cream, no sugar at all. Maybe you should have distinguished between the historical uses of chocolate without sugar and the modern consumption of chocolate always laced with large amounts of sugar.
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  12. Great informational and tutorial on raising goats. I would not have suspected so many difficulties but it all makes sense, goats are a full herd animal and needs lots of land to cover those needs. I think most people get the idyllic picture about farm animals from their childhood cartoons, where it's all easy and dandy. Not at all. Another thing, i don't know if i'm hallucinating but the goats have passed some of their behavior to you. Sometimes you have that stoic, silent stuborn attitude that's very goaty like and that you probably like in them. wow, they train you to be one of them.
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  13. This is actually a good video.
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