Youtube comments of Blackadder75 (@Blackadder75).

  1. Dude, you are an absolute legend, 3 minutes in and I felt like I was sitting among these ladies, laughing with them, I almost could taste the wine. What a talent. A++
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  2. Songs like this one made me fall in love with Queen, they had ' normal' rock songs (of outstanding quality) but on top of that they had these kind of brilliant 'silly' songs no other band IN THE WORLD could pull off and that made them into a league of their own, above all other bands, Absolute top class A++ geniuses.
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  3. The pony lady also being the fire brigade and the airport groundskeeper (plus probably 5 more jobs) is so funny
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  4.  @mushroomsteve  lucky for the 1% of Americans that live in Oregon I guess...
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  5. it's still the richest, you guys just have a strange way of dividing up and using those riches... That makes it one of the poorest developed countries at the same time.
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  6. I agree with everything, except one financial detail, people always take the new car cost in calculation, but most private people don't buy a brand new car, but a car that is a few years old. So I think it would be more fair to take a 4 year old Golf and let somebody use that for 10 years, and then they buy another 4 year old Golf etc... Richer people of course can buy new cars, but I think they are not the majority.
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  7. First chinese taxi was less than €4 , one advantage of electronic payments, it's harder to rip you off if the rates are a bit automated and standard.
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  8. the secret stuff still exists, if you get those you can see what brand of sigaret the russian tank crew is smoking on their coffee break.....
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  9. I like how the old soviet train conductors look at every ticket as if it is the first they have ever seen. and then they walk away with it and you wonder if you ever see it again
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  10. I have faith that the police and all other law bodies in the USA have enough power to stop any trump insurrectionists.
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  11. the reason Bald has 4M subscribers is that we always get some serious background information + history lesson together with the silliness
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  12. We have a system for clearing the sidewalks. It's called De Buurman. But the system got in disarray a few decades ago.
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  13.  @mrcheese5383  video game tradition..... but to be fair, those chests and lockboxes full of bandit loot , arrows, or health kits also do that
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  14. In badly developed countries (and yes USA, falls in that category these days) public transport is often dirty, full of homeless people etc. When you have been harassed by a drunk guy in the bus a few times you might not want to use it anymore. Of course these problems are almost non existent in areas with good funding and less social problems . so the circle is: public transport not funded -> not reliable to use -> people with money don't use it. -> stigma of poor -> less funding -> repeat
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  15.  @Ukraineaissance2014  no I am European, my country was liberated by the Americans, English, Canadians, Australians, Polish and French. And yes the Americans did the most, on a global scale, you must be very bad at math if you can't see that. But as I said also, that doesn;t make them better, they just had more stuff, more natural resources., more people. Oh and in 1943, most American GI's would have at least one grandparent that was not born in the US, they were a melting pot of a hundred nations.
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  16. Behind the scenes they argued a lot about which songs should get onto each album, but yes, once the decision was final they all gave it a 100%, that was one of their major strengths.
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  17. well, if an alien with absolute zero bias would study WW2 I am pretty sure the conclusion will be that indeed the USA was the largest contributor to the war effort, but that doesn't make them better than others who did what they could with the resources they had. It just means that the USA had by far the most resources and manpower.
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  18. EU citizen here. Just wanted to say that brexit might be a failure, this channel is a raving success! you are getting very good at these daily talks
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  19. I wouldn't call those 'traditional values' call them barbaric values.. Traditional values should be reserved for things like: chivalry, gallantry , sense of responsibility, diligence , etc
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  20. My Dutch family used WW2 US Army items for holiday camping right into the 1970s. some of that stuff was indestructible and was only discarded for more modern lightweight stuff, not because it was worn or broken. The gear was made for Uncle Sam, then after WW2 it was donated to the new Dutch Army who used it either in Europe or in the Dutch East Indies wars in 1947-1948 (a shameful episode for the Netherlands) and then it was used by civilians.
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  21.  @PK-tt5kk  it's pretty understandable for poor countries to see more cars as a sign of success. We did the same, when we escaped poverty in the 1950s-1960s. I don't blame them. We can only hope they learn faster than we did, because they can see the mistakes that others made before them.
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  22. I would watch your Basel video over others because you are the host in the video, not some random other youtuber I don't care about.
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  23. good observation.. Also I think the Swiss are actually richer per capita than the Americans.
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  24. I love the Italian national anthem , I wish Ferrari would win more so I could hear it more often
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  25. amazing. . I was tapping without realizing it until I read this comment.. It really is the natural thing to do.
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  26. americans get an heart attack when they think about who has to pay for those street lights, what if they never use that street?
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  27. ​ @benbaselet2026  Bridge: 'screw you guys, I am going home'
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  28. yeah it was a bit misleading title
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  29. Americans made impressive wooden houses 100 years ago and basically they still do that.... maybe they don't improve much... Depending on which climate zone they live, energy conservation might be not so important for them
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  30. video idea: Zwolle. Zwolle has both an old medieval city center and modern city planning like Stadshagen. I think Stadshagen could be a nice topic it seems to be designed with a lot of car restrictions in mind, yet still car friendly. And it's quite new with thousands of houses build in the last 10 years. it has 20,000 people and is a great example of the latest Dutch city design policies.
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  31. Hi Matthias, your channel is the only one on youtube I watch in German. You speak so clearly that I can understand most what you say, despite not being very good at speaking das Deutsch myself. And I learn a lot!
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  32. My friend has a home in Italy, they basically just bought all the materials themselves for the renovation and moved them by truck from Germany to Italy. There, they hired some German speaking Italians and some Polish workers to do the work. It went pretty well. they also made sure they had all the paperwork done before.
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  33. if you are sent to ukraine, play along and surrender to the ukraine army as soon as possible... your condition will be better than in ruzzia army or prison system
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  34. rare jongens die amelanners
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  35.  @eleonarcrimson858  but I have the feeling it's always a 2nd rate social status... the real elite doesn't bother with that nonsense, sure they will sometimes (or often) wear expensive clothes, but they don't care if it's 7 seasons old because they focus on timeless classic styles much more. This goes so far that when I see somebody in expensive brand clothing I now automatically assume they are low class people
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  36.  @saywhat8966  they have to drive a bit longer, (less than 30 minutes anyway) , get out of their car, queue for 5 minutes, vote and go to the pub. Then drive home and get a ticket for drunk driving. Or not, if they are responsible citizens and car pooled with somebody who didn't drink alcohol
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  37. he's not blind he just knows that tiny sapling is not an obstacle for him
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  38. Vielen Dank für diesen realistischen Blick in die Vergangenheit, viele Menschen schauen nur mit einer rosaroten Brille
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  39.  @unnamedchannel2202  one , two , many , lots
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  40. Dear Natasha you are a true gem.
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  41.  @salvadorpalma8173  now they are Chinese
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  42.  @phylis3917  this is not entertainment, this is a tragedy
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  43. He really DOES look like our favourite bear.... fun thing is , if they had just ignored it, it would have been a funny joke many years ago and I would laugh once and then move on and forget about it. But because the backlash and censorship I haven't seen him as anything but Xinnie the Pooh ever since.... It's all my brain sees now.
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  44. Yet americans are still richer on average, but they only want to be rich to be able to buy their own small kingdoms of luxury and comfort, in gated communities, the rest of the country can rot away for all they care. I never understood that mindset, those rich folks also have to get out in 'the wild' I would be ashamed if I saw how sloppy my country is
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  45. your english is pretty good, or did you use google translate??? (which is fine)
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  46. Misinformation. The Dutch government would see that Roman is safe in Tbilisi and deny the application.
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  47. Basically, in the US, most of the old conservative GOP voters are a lost cause. We can only hope they will die out and their (grand)children will become more reasonable. And the political right needs to reinvent themselves and turn away from the Trumpism that drives them right into self-destruction
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  48. we are not left wing, the last really progressive government we had was in the 1970s, since then it has always been right wing or central, in the middle we are just not ultra right wing, as half of the americans are , with one party being right wing and the other turning into straight out fascism
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  49. I stayed hundreds of nights and days in a castle. Castles are so common here that my family actually rented one as a holiday home for 30 years. (and we are not rich) ok it was not big, but it was a real one, from the 1600s, with towers, a moat (with water!) and a bridge. it was a bit in disrepair, thats why the rent was very cheap and 3 generations of us visited as often as possible (we also shared the costs between the extended family members. I loved it as a child, but we had to let it go when the renovation costs were too high and the owner had to sell it to somebody with millions to fix it. it looked Exactly like the 1st white one you showed, except much smaller, about 1/3rd the size edit, just saw more footage , make that 1/8th the size. we went there on school holidays and often just the weekends. you could play in the forests and on the water, but the land around was public grounds, open to anyone, basically a park. we kids, told many a ghost story on those stays, to scare our little sisters, and it had plenty of nooks and crannies to explore, 4 cellars and at least 5 attics... but other than that it was just a normal, yet very big house, but old fashioned, without modern comforts. we still had to use coal and wood to heat it, and the bathroom situation was never developed beyond the 1950s. it was incredible fun. as a child I didn't know how lucky we were.
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  50.  @ImpendingJoker  just ignore creationists, they are lost in their fantasies and cant be reasoned with
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  51. I think he has been in enough red light districts to know that ....
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  52. That is not petty, that is sane. Its the people that are brainwashed by all these ads that are sick.
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  53. They don't build houses , they build oversized cabins
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  54. That's not really a stadium, it's a bunch of grandstands around a collection of sport fields . but is is indeed colossal in size A stadium is something build around 1 single sport field or arena, strahov was build for a different purpose in the 1920s
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  55. Zephyr this kind of car owners have more than 1 car. I doubt he leaves it on a wall mart parking lot. If he leaves the car it will probably behind a gate or at some other form of guarded parking
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  56. PLEASE keep telling your generation that they HAVE to show up for the next 2 years. Sadly I still hear too many say that they are not interested in chosing between two old farts and ignore all politics. Some still don't get it , that Biden and TFG are not the same... And even if you dislike Biden (which is allowed), that he still is 100x better human being than trump. all vote blue, no matter who until this nightmare is over, and THEN you can work on improving the country and find capable younger generation of politicians to replace the old.
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  57.  @bruceplenderleith838  in Hollywood, kerosene does explode
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  58.  @taoriq3632  not at all, almost nobody in the world would know these things about high transport costs in Africa because of the high plateaus and river layout.
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  59. Grüße aus Holland. I spreche nur ein wenig Deutsch aber ich konnte diesen Film gut folgen
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  60. Correction: that is what 3% of the people want. Seems like many more people want: look at me, I have a fruit logo on my laptop, I am sexy!
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  61.  @Theokondak  REAL Italian food is mostly vegetables and beans and doesn't look like the pop culture pizza and meatballs spaghetti that other countries made from it. ok, they also eat a lot of pasta, but if you ever visit Italy, you will see that most people are lightweights and they also are world record holders in getting old (together with the Japanese)
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  62. It is really sad, because for all the flaws suburbia has, those wide, green and mostly empty cul-de-sacs should be an excellent playground for kids, running around, or on bikes, to do whatever their creativity can think of, in the neighbourhood. And I think it used to be that way in the USA from the 50s up to about the 90s
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  63. I am happy to say we have some pizza maker here in my local unimportant Dutch city, who is from Napoli and makes pizza exactly like these, and also gives little workshops for people to make their own. Nobody usually believes that they are really cooked only for like 90 seconds, until they do it themselves. Everything is important, from the wood used, to the shape of the oven, and the way you prepare the dough. I go there a few times a year to eat proper pizza, but I also still eat ordinary domino's pizza if I have to.
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  64. When they say they have 80 of something, it could mean they have 20 in working order, 20 in various states of disrepair and 40 carcasses scrapped for parts. Those 20 are enough to make propaganda films and keep up appearances
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  65. These two YouTubers combined give me the feeling I am witnessing history being made. The real history is being made by the people in the war zone, but here we get the reports from the human perspective.
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  66. remember she was 91 at the time of the video. 91!!! she survived hitler, stalin, USSR, Chernobyl and the collapse of the empire. a true superwoman
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  67. @GretsGarbo you are like americans saying, look we gave these Sioux and Cheyenne people a nice reservate to live in, why are they so upset? Maybe you should educate yourself a bit and check all the OTHER parts of that land of palestines that israeli colonists are stealing up to this very day and have been doing so for decades.
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  68. I like many songs by those bands, but I can;t even name 10 good songs by led zeppelin, yet I know 50 good queen songs. I also love some pink floyd songs, but only maybe 20% of them. I really think queen is better overal. And I am not a fanboy, I haven;t listened much to them in the past 10 years but whenever I revisit them I am very impressed by the around quality.
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  69. Supermarket work is for many teens their first 'job' and it is seen here as a job you do a few hours after school, or for a few years, before starting your 'real' career. A large Albert Heijn might have a staff of 50 people, 10 will be adults, working full time and 40 will be young people between 15-20 that only work part time in shifts (so obviously these people wouldn't all work at the same time in one store) the full timers would be the manager, and heads of every section of the store ( casier, fruits, bakery, meat, dry goods etc) maybe somebody for security etc. And all the others are just temporary workers . I think NL is quite unique in this, in most other european countries it's mostly old people who do the job for 20 years ( and you can usually tell they didn't enjoy it the last 19 years) the little kids you saw working can only work for a limited amount of hours per week, it really is like getting extra pocket money for them, they can buy a playstation or some electric vehicle when they turn 16 or so with that money. or just blow it on clothes and party drugs when they get to that age.
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  70. that is great news
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  71. We had one of those, but the line broke and the token fell out and rolled under a file cabinet, we never found it again.
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  72.  @oofythedofus8472  Mr doofus, the fact that we don't know everything doesn't mean we should just make things up. Science doesn't claim to know how and why the universe began. Religion does claim to know, but anybody with half a brain can easily see that those religious claims are just nonsense. I will rather use science for those things that we can explain, and leave it there. It's ok to have mysteries.
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  73. As an European visiting the states I would certainly search for these kind of traditional family bakeries or other food stores, to get something decent. I hope they are not too rare
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  74. indeed, they made about 150 songs, and at least 100 of them are of outstanding quality, this makes it very easy for a very good song to slip under the radar
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  75.  @rangersmith4652  those with a car are still not free, they are prisoners of their 4 wheeled cell.. At least they have AC to make it a bit less uncomfortable.
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  76. the younger population is not without blame... they don't show up at elections.... If they start showing up 100% in the next decade , voting for whatever party is most pro europe, the UK can be back in the EU by 2030
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  77.  @taoriq3632  and how many ordinary people do you think have ever picked up a book on the development of Africa? I rest my case.....
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  78.  @norwegianblue2017  we are not saying you should adopt our lifestyle with your current shitty infrastructure... Obviously the idea is that you IMPROVE it first and make bikes a genuine option. But that will be very difficult too do, chicken and egg situation.... You are stuck.
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  79.  @ceejay1476  the former masters are very good at keeping the former slaves down for many generations (same as in south africa) They kept control of a lot of the resources
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  80. To give a comparison: my rental house in the Netherlands is HALF the price with DOUBLE the space, so you could say 4 times as cheap..... but it's an ordinary 1980 house in a medium sized city, not a 17th century canal house......
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  81.  @Rhiannon1261  is there a list put together somewhere of maga supporting businesses? when I visit the USA in the future I want to make an effort of boycotting them as much as possible
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  82. ty for seeing the writing on the wall in 2016 while so many of your peers stayed blind for so many more years
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  83. sadly we have plenty of EU citizens that are just as capable as Britons at behaving badly
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  84.  @bluejeans5125  those refined people never existed as a nation, it's just that 50 years ago only the rich could travel abroad and they would behave a bit better in public. (note they weren't 'better' people morally, they could be evil and nasty, but they behaved better than modern tourists )
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  85.  @jamesramplin8124  it's a problem because the morons produce more............... offspring and this video explains why that's a bad thing.
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  86. That elderly couple is exactly how I imagine the best things of Americans put together
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  87. those are even worse
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  88. beyond ignorant.... malicious
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  89. good bye and good riddance!
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  90. the big tragedy of democracies is that stupid people have just the same amount of votes as smart people. But you cannot change that, or it would be unfair or turn into a dictatorship again. The only hope is education, education education
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  91. Australia: the silent friend, often overlooked, but always reliable since WW1
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  92. I never realized how bad it was in the US because the kids in the Simpsons and South Park actually do bike around.... But those shows originated in the 90s
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  93.  @AG-vb6vv  loads of syrian refugees are actually christian, that was a major reason they had to flee.... they are doing quite fine here in the Netherlands and Germany compared to many other migrants
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  94. now that is smart thinking. you can also build neat forts with them and put robot gun turrets on them, from scrapped office lamps and kitchen appliances (I learned this in a computer game)
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  95. Actually Americans are thinking about the future with those high stack interchanges. New settlements can use those high ramps for safety after the nuclear apocalypse 😉
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  96. too much hunney is not good for you
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  97.  @HonestMan112  but I wouldn't go to the USA, the pay might be better, the political climate is even worse than brexit tories. I would rather go to the EU
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  98. at least the sidewalks seemed to be well kept and free of weeds. I also saw 1 bicycle sign where the sidewalk was at it's best so I think that was Texas 'haphazard' way of making bicycle infrastructure. But still at this time of day it was doable to ride that route. However, now go ride the same route in the morning rush hour.... when dozens of cars want to leave or enter the highway at every intersection.
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  99. het gaat bij youtube niet om live kijkcijfers maar om de views over een lange tijd. dit filmpje is net een uurtje oud, ga in december maar kijken hoeveel mensen het gevonden hebben. Sommige van zijn filmpjes hebben 200.000 kijkers en dat is best respectabel voor een geschiedenis mini docu
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  100. indeed. the USA was the world leader from the 1940s till the 1970s.. it;s gone downhill ever since. Unless you are among the top richest people, it;s a shitty place to live
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  101. In the west we also use the 1st days of those months, but that's called the Meteorological Winter, spring etc. the 21st is the Astronomical. I think it makes more sense to use the meteorological seasons because in most countries, early december definitely feels like winter, not autumn.
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  102. As a kid in the 1980s early 90s we had one of those tanks-in-concrete in the neighbourhood, the lid was off so we could get inside
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  103. The old Romans had a some barbaric punishments, most of which I am not a fan of, but one was to throw criminals from a rock into the river Tiber. I kinda wish we could do that with TFG
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  104.  @IrishCarney  'when a officer told him' So he got the order to do something else... pretty simple...
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  105. that is exactly what it was
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  106. he still fought on the wrong side. and his victories meant thousands of innocent people suffered in all kinds of ways. So don't give me this hero crap. He would have been a hero if he recognized the core evil of the nazis and defected to the allies or joint the resistance against hitler
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  107.  @8cyl6speed  your overtake argument is nonsense, in a lot of europe they have higher speed limits than in north america, and plenty of europeans drive all over europe, same distances as usa. Also a modern turbocharged 4 cylinder from Europe or Japan is often faster than bigger american cars, not to mention electric cars which are much faster in acceleration. But your hauling trailers argument is valid. Europeans typically use vans for that , and americans use a pickup truck with a trailer. YUUUUUUP!
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  108. @ we only have to survive the baby boomers age group of pensioners, once they are gone, we will be fine , lower population is ok. And so far the population is only growing because life is good here, people from everywhere come here. . (This comes with it;s own problems, hence the growing right wing political parties)
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  109. The tories are not amateurs, they are professional grifters and swindlers
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  110.  @fex144  I do get fines a few times a year, but never in a 30 or 50km zone, it;s usually on the highway or 80km road, where I will drive 90 or above 100 on the highway.... I don't have the feeling I am endangering my fellow road users, it's more like I pay a little extra road tax because I sometimes drive too fast before 19:00 hours . Within the built-up area of a town or village I drive slowly, because of pedestrians and cyclists.
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  111.  @poladelarosa8399  then Tantrump was in power, and he didn't call for the law. He watched TV. Now he is not. I think the law enforcement will give and receive much better orders this time around.
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  112.  @martinm8861  why? I have been in Michelin star restaurants (maybe they are more common here in Europe) just wearing something that looked a bit like Steve Jobs would wear. Just make sure it fits and is clean, and you are ok. I only wear a tie at weddings and funerals, (not because I feel it's mandatory but because my family has their own tartan colors and a tie is a nice way to communicate that you are a member of that family) edit: my family is not rich, we just are from Scottish descent and have a clan pattern
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  113. Brian May just got a heart attack last month and had surgery. I hope he's Doing All Right
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  114. if your country has been an imperialistic, despotic , cruel state for 400 years, you should not be patriotic , but emigrate and forget you were ever part of it.
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  115. it looks like how they drew future concept cars in the 80s , a bit like how cars were imagined in Blade Runner or Total Recall. very ugly
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  116. That was John actually
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  117. I watched a few dozen episodes in the past weeks, I would say he was right about 2 out of 10 times on average
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  118.  @mbogucki1  actually the USA has 84 million protected acres in national parks, which is more than twice the size of England
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  119.  @Krunkman4  it was never 100% employment, a lot of jobs were artificial government jobs that added 0 value , only added to the bureaucracy
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  120. @Kevin Tyree's Hello, I am European. I would like to visit the US again one day and want to go to lengths avoiding spending any dollar on Republicans, where possible. I plan to visit New England States as they seem to be the most sane states. Are there any lists in the US where people track the political affiliation of businesses? So I don't end up in a maga backing hotel chain by accident, as an example....
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  121. despite his ' billions of views' I have no idea who Despacito might be. I wouldn't be able to point him out in a crowd not even if you gave me a billion dollars.....
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  122. As for the 1240 date. The company brewing Leffe is not that old, but the history of the beer really goes back to the those times. In medieval Europe many (or even most?) breweries were controlled by monks in Abbeys. it was a method for the clergy to raise some money for the Abbey. the abbey of Leffe was founded in 1152, and the brewery came under their control in 1240. Over the centuries it switched ownership many times. Nowadays most of these ancient brands are controlled by the large multinationals. (But not all, some are still original run by monks)
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  123.  @mfee2079  of course not, because a) we are calculating deaths per 100,000 inhabitants and not totals. and b) USA is 28 times the size, for only 5 times the population, so less people per acre. So that would lead to higher numbers of accidents instead of lower numbers..... americans are just bad drivers, driving more dangerous heavier cars
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  124. she already has done that, for 2019 and 2022 cases. and she can do it again . she also now has the financial means to do it. (even it might take years for her to get the 5M, she won't have a problem finding people to disburse her. )
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  125. I went there about 20 years ago, on a holiday from Europe . I was 25 years old and didn't have much money so I stayed in the cheap parts of town. I remember seeing all these pensioners working as lift boys or car parking guards for a few scraps. Some 80 year old man I talked to had 2 choices, work or die. That was the day I realized that the USA was not the great country you saw in movies. I am so happy that I am born in Europe, we might be not as rich, but we have far better social security. And what good is all that wealth when it only ends up in the top 1%?
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  126. if it takes 2-3 minutes waiting for nothing, I can understand people start fiddling with their phone or radio and forget the light
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  127. when I was a little boy, I always checked the meters of any new car in our street, to see 'how fast it could go' (we didn;t know that those numbers were not the truth) It was the early 80s, so most cars were from the 70s and had 140 or 160 as max. 180 was really fast and if we spotted a 200 we talked about it for days. (there weren't any Porches in my street) I spotted a 220 once a year maybe a Mercedes with 240 once, but never 260. I don;t think I believed that would be possible
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  128.  @Ivoryisultra  I visited California in 2003, even back than I noticed how shabby everything looked..... Well not everything... The pattern was always: nice and prosperous business center turning into crumbing stuff the more blocks further you went.... Same with residential areas, the rich part looks nice, but cross a highway and the next area can look like a dump. Since I was 20 I didn't have much money for my trip so I stayed in the low cost areas. (I didn't mind, it was ok, but that was how I noticed these things) Americans live in a 3rd world country, unless they make enough $$ to buy themselves out of the shit, preferably with a big wall around them so they don't have to see it anymore. They also do everything by car, so you can be rich and not notice these things for years, you just move from nice spot to nice spot in your SUV
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  129. ALL ANIMALS (USSR SCHOOL KIDS) ARE EQUAL, BUT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS....
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  130.  @javeriayousafzae3790  what about the father (s) ? Aren't they as guilty?
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  131. On the colonialism. I believe it is both a thing to be proud of and to be ashamed of , because both things happened. atrocities and improvements. They go together.
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  132. Me, Dutch, really like the Spanish cities.. Despite the disadvantageous terrain (lots of rocks and hills usually) they really try to make their cities bike / e-bike friendly. and their public transport is pretty good as well. (note: I am only familiar with tourist destinations in Spain)
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  133. In the Netherlands this car was very successful, the 2nd generation even was the best selling car in the country for a brief period of time, which was unheard of, top spot traditionally always went to VW Golf/ Polo and before that Opel Astra
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  134.  @arcraider937  anybody who just voted for trump in 2016 gets a free pass, we can all make mistakes..... but anybody who supports him past 2018 is indeed despicable.
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  135.  @donwald3436  he just used a whole video explaining that they didn't just think it was cheaper but that it actually WAS cheaper , for reasons given in the video
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  136.  @Pidalin  that is just because of poverty, most of Asia is poor. In Japan and South Korea and new boom town China it looks pretty neat and organized.
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  137. it doesn't matter for the Polish youth ( I hope) but ask 50+ years old Poles?
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  138.  @santanaries  you can't argue with people who are brainwashed by their religion , sadly
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  139.  @bodhid  it worked because everybody would clean their own bit because if they didn't the Neighbours would Gossip
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  140. I would die in 3 days in that madness , just from the mayhem
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  141. I think that this is such bullshit.. Same with Obama. They are just as white as they are 'black'. This whole race based on the color of your skin is only causing trouble. Many 'whites' have darker skin color in summer than Lewis or Barrack because they sunbath a lot.... At least the USA has an ORANGE president now.... that is also a first I think...
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  142.  @danielrauer5864  what about Warsteiner? i think that's the most common german beer in my country.
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  143.  @minhuang8848  Switzerland has the best train system in the world (maybe shared for #1 with Japan) Both countries are mostly mountains....
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  144. $$$ if he really is good he probably made sure he was paid upfront given the client's reputation
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  145. I am so sick of him, I hope one of these days he gets worked up so much by bad news that some essential internal blood vessels just snap and the problem goes away naturally....
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  146. it's ok in your situation to dislike russians in general, as long as you keep in mind that individuals can be good people. But it;s ok to vote for policies that limit or ban russian culture in your country and promote estonian culture. russians that want to stay there should transform into estonians.... maybe not in 1 generation, but certainly in future generations and their kids should grow up as estonians... If they don't like that they can sod off. that's my opinion.
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  147.  @primitivedaisy  I keep clicking on the X - don;t recommend shorts, and then they are gone for 30 days, but youtube keeps trying it so every 30 days I click X again. I almost only watch youtubers that regularly make 30 minutes to 2 hour long videos
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  148. he went this time to the place he started his YT channel, that seems like a legit reason to revisit a place.
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  149.  @Andy_Hinners  how does the usa teen finance his dope and games without a sidejob flipping burgers or stocking walmarts?
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  150. Can't you buy a countryside property in the UK with an old farm or house on it? that will have the permit to live there, then you can change the house to your own liking, cut off the grid, and use wood and sme solar panels... (assuming the property has enough trees on it to do this, but that must be feasible in the UK )
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  151. I never see ads, I have adblock + sponsorblock , but I did see the cat, so the addon works perfect. I am very fanatical in avoiding ads of ANY kind, I really can't stands ads. No exceptions. If I want to support somebody I can become a patreon or sometimes donate something directly.
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  152. Thanks for showcasing that 'patriot' book. I have been looking for a list with maga businesses for a year now... Because when I visit the USA in the future I want to make sure that NOT A CENT of my tourist money goes to any of those companies, if i can prevent it. (I will also try to stay in majority DEM voting areas of the country, but during transit it might be unavoidable to stay in maga territory)
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  153. Actually, the dutch being tall is a recent development, up to Napoleon times or about they were rather short
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  154. he is much wiser than Titus, who is a fine man but has this baggage of christianity dragging him down
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  155. I am glad you came to your senses. The american state is rotten, but that doesn't mean that a far more evil state suddenly becomes good. It's ok to dislike both , as long as you realize the differences
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  156. Some Cities in SPain are getting very good at this too. I am not sure if it's just the tourist places at the costa del sol, but when I was there a few months ago I saw a lot of room for bikes / electric scooters and pedestrians and a lot of techniques to repel cars. Also quite a lot of streets where cars were totally banned. They make it nice for the tourists who are often on foot on on rentals
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  157. Great work maybe for the conservation of the many artifacts and other nice things in the building, as well the buildings themselves, but the visitors are seen as nuisances and treated as such.
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  158. I am from the Netherlands, and I would like the Uk to rejoin, it will be the best result long term for Europe. But I do hope they change a lot internally before they rejoin
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  159. but here, the frequency of those police actions is very low compared to the us. In 20 years of driving, no police has ever stopped me or fined me, and I am not the best-behaved boy in class, I get a speeding ticket a few times a year( from normal speeding cameras)
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  160.  @Nightdare  how? when I buy a German car, it comes with German plates and I, the buyer am responsible for swapping them for Dutch ones.... why would it be different the other way around? the RDW just updates their database that plate XX-YY-XX is not viable anymore.
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  161. more cases are coming
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  162.  @baddog9320  no, it's just your ignorance playing up here
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  163.  @jessicaely2521  a burglar has a MUCH higher chance being busted in a busy area. Othe rpeople will see hear things and cal the police. In suburbia, he can just be totally out of sight from everybody and break in on his leisure, if he knows the house is empty. It's also saying a lot that the first argument you bring up are burglars, who are not seen as a big problem here in Europe.
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  164. I already predicted that in the Obama days, based on demographics. I underestimated the Trump effect (and the toxiness of american culture) , so I was wrong in 2016, but they can't turn the tide... they are doomed
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  165.  @julianmorrisco  spot on!~ I am in my forties. When I was a kid in the 80s , America was still the promised land, from books , movies etc. I am from a wealthy EU country but the USA was leagues ahead of us. When I was a young adult I travelled a lot and I saw america, it was still nice, but I already saw the cracks forming. This was in the Bush jr. era. Nowadays I consider the USA a dump, sure it has nice parts, for the rich, but huge parts are in disrepair. I wouldn't want to live there if they tripled my current salary..... I'd rather stay here, with less money but far better living conditions and better culture. Wait, I forgot to include guns and MAGA idiots. I wouldn't go there if they paid me millions.
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  166. i stopped calling him president in 2017, and started calling him the white house clown and then two dozen other names, most are inappropriate to type here
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  167. That is the power of editing. we don't see the hours of boring driving and searching in between the social encounters
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  168. It doesn;t matter how sharp he was, he is 99 years old now. No matter how healthy he is for a 99 year old, he won;t be the same as 40 years ago
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  169. you forgot criminal
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  170. Become 100% citizens of your new country, raise kids as <new countrians> (if any) and basically forget about Russia and cut all ties (you can keep a few nostalgic memories) Russia is a failed state, and it won't recover until it gets much worse.
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  171. Siberia is larger than all of the USA combined... You can have it as cold as you want, they probably have a climate range from the Northern parts of Canada to Texas
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  172. bananas in Europe can come from Canary islands ,(spain) or Africa, closer than South America
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  173. Here you can see why it would take decades to build some castles
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  174.  @LW1Tok  no, he means walking alongside highways, that is illegal in europe too (autobahns)
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  175. This reminds me of old fashioned DOS Civ1 game
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  176. you guys must be LGR fans
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  177. All proper dads love Sergio Leone westerns!!! Take note young and future dads.
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  178.  @Hans-gb4mv  indeed, I teach young people aged 16-20 in community college. most of them spend €5 or more every day in the canteen. That's 25 a week, 40 weeks . 1000 wasted on overpriced sausage rolls and sandwiches and soda bottles. I am not that old, but we would just buy food in a supermarket and take it with us. So the lunch would be €1. Let that be €2 now with inflation... that is still a 60% savings. Same with their phones, cars, clothes etc. We also wanted some nice clothes when we were young, but not as extravagant as today's kids . it;s all tiktok and instagram crap. once in a while I meet a different kid, one that lives with his or her parents, goes to school, and works a side job and silently saves up a impressive amount of cash in their early 20s. They usually are the ones with their own homes before 30
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  179. the tragic realisation from that is that we will never visit other galaxies, no matter how advanced we get. they are just too far away in space and time. anybody who thinks humans will ever travel like in scifi movies is delusional.
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  180. Maybe all the smart people started working in the IT industry, an area that the US would dominate for a few more decades
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  181.  @notthatcreativewithnames  yes, but that is less of an issue in 1st world countries that got richer earlier. it was the same here in the 1950s-1960s Once you have a few generations where everybody (who wants one) owns a car, that effect goes away.
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  182.  @GreysonParker  and chains them to play taxi driver for their kids for 16 years
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  183. from your point of view, chances that she did were 100%
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  184. yes, in the winter my home work commute is 30 minutes by car, in the summer its 20 min. But in the summer I want to bike, in the wet winter, not so much... aaarch!
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  185.  @JoolsUK  Even now, the BBC is still much better than any other nation's 'regular TV' You Brits don't realize how bad it is elsewhere....
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  186. it could be just Norway, the south part would look like a big island because they wouldn;t know where it ended and couldn;t go so far north
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  187.  @keith2515  why is that an issue? it's very easy to smuggle some powder in a building, and it's rather harmless. I would be more concerned if unauthorised people with guns or explosives got into a government building.. hey wait, that happened a few years ago and tons of people involved are now put to trial
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  188. it was funny that she still had like 20 pairs of shoes .. girls will be girls
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  189. I had some family member living in this battle zone, but by this time he would be hiding as a farmhand somewhere in Groningen to avoid forced labour in Germany so he wasn't in the area at all when it happened and knew nothing about it. He had false papers and a job that was classified as 'essential for the national food supply' and was relatively safe there and also had enough food in the famine winter of 44-45. When he returned to the south in 1945 he discovered the family home was gone, hit by a tank shell and burned to the ground
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  190.  @basemanawakens6089  wow, the largest country on earth defeating a bunch of terrorists with Toyota trucks and ak47s . how impressive.... and by using tactics that are war crimes. such glory....
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  191. the next one might be even worse
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  192. Go back to your Nintendo, kid
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  193. Even here in the free west butter was seen as more luxurious than cheaper substitutes, sure everybody could buy it if they wanted, there was no shortage (in fact there was a surplus) but many didn't to save money. My parents only bought butter for special occasions, the rest of the year we ate margarine. This was as late as the 80s. As a child I didn't even like the taste of butter because I was not used to it.
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  194. @@retiredbore378 well, it's a fact western thought dominates the whole world, so it's easy for westerners to think that goes for every aspect of life (which it obviously doesn't) But yes, they wear our clothes, use our tech, eat our food, play our music, etc etc much more than the other way around. You see a Tokio orchestra play Beethoven, Chinese wear Levis, Egyptians play football and South Africans eat Kentucky Fried Chicken (there are 30 KFC's in Johannesburg) You don't see people in Paris or Berlin wear traditional kimonos or play the Dutar (traditional string instrument of central Asia)
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  195. Americans are brainwashed by advertisements and the SUV / Truck ads sell a higher seating and viewing position 'for safety' I would feel much safer in a Volvo, Benz, BMW or Toyota wagon, but that's just me
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  196.  @brunfist  not sure if that is true, but even if it is I don't judge him. He makes wonderful heartwarming videos about ordinary people around the world
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  197. no worries Jordan, just visit your family as often as you (financially ) can, and find a great place to stay that you and your girlfriend like, or be a digital nomad for a while before settling down. As you explained in a previous video that is what american pioneers did too in the past (europeans by choice, africans by force) My dutch family moved to Curacao, to Dutch East Indies and to Canada , to France and some stayed in the Netherlands
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  198. illusions of grandeur.....
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  199. I am a few years younger than you, but I remember the long matches between Karpov and Kasparov , we had them in the newspapers here in the west and I would cut out the matches as a 10 year old boy and replay them. I got to a level that i could beat my dad and granddad, but not further and never played in competition. Other games and sports got priority. but it was always somewhat popular here too, and our elementary school also had chess class , with the headmaster (it was optional, not required, I think about 20% of the kids took it. and most forgot about it, but at least they learned to play the game )
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  200. 10 or more years ago, we had MANY more supermarkets , but most of them have been bought up by the few remaining chains. RIP EDAH, Konmar, Super, C1000, de Boer, Sanders, Emté
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  201. ​ @davidlium9338  Americans were easily 10-20 times wealthier than soviets , no matter what statistics you use. Watch the video on this channel about Boris Jeltsin visiting a random US supermarket. but basically every video on this channel leads to this conclusion. either the the soviets didn't get something at all, or they got it 'for free' but it was poor quality, outdated, or not enough, or rationed, or behind loooooong waiting lists. (and usually all of the above) Capitalism has many other problems, but creating wealth is not one of them.
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  202. I would carry at least 1-2 litres of bottled water in that climate .
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  203. you survive on the potatoes that you or your grandmother grow in their backwater village
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  204. check zack the russian YouTuber... that is a bright young russian (i think he is 21 years old) who wanted to become a journalist in russia, but immediately knew all media in russia are toxic under pootin, so he left and now starts his career as an independent journalist
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  205. rond 1920 begon het een beetje leefbaar te worden, als je erg rijk was, maar ga maar eens een maand in de omstandigheden van een arbeider leven, dan piep je wel anders.
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  206. Except all the trump candidates that lost..... I saw several of them making speeches on ' not a penny more to Ukraine...
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  207.  @adajanetta1  the servant class still exists today, they are your janitor, office cleaner, burger flipper etc etc
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  208. my country was way behind on cars, my great grandfather had one in the 1920s (maybe in 1918) and still the whole village would run out to see it.
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  209. you never need the glasses. 100% they will have them. in another video some local town drunk even conjured glasses OUT OF A TREE. yes for real. he had glasses stuck in a tree.
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  210. actually anybody with a university degree (doctorate) is a doctor
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  211. it's 2019 and , I a school teacher still has to teach my students what a parallel and serial port are. Because the hardware from 2009 (HP) we use in class still has those ports on the motherboard. And the hardware from 2014 (HP) still has the COM port. SO I tell them those are old school USB ports.
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  212. echt wel. je hebt geen idee hoe erg het was in de krotwijken waar de mensen vandaan kwamen die in de moderne betonwijken gingen wonen. Ze vonden het prachtig
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  213. I visited Estonia this summer as a tourist. no goats to be seen. But the city was nice, you can see the progress everywhere. Cost of living is high though, high prices for the common people
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  214.  @MajorMlgNoob  you car infrastructure is also poorly developed and has 30-40 years of maintenance neglect. it looks really shitty . sorry, truth hurts
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  215. it certainly got on my short list of places to visit. Now i wanted to visit a former soviet country anyway and so far only have been to the baltics, who are arguably the most converted to a modern western country of all of them , so they barely count. So this one moved to the top of the list , together with Ukraine , which I don't know I should visit right now. (Do I help them with the little money my visit would bring or am I a hindrance visiting a country in war )
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  216. He's an Italian tortoise
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  217.  @Zoutvat  and because our outdoor community area is 'nicer' than most other countries, including the USA we don't mind having a bit less private space around our home, we can walk to the park that is within a few hundred meters. And we can bike to the pub or dozens of other destinations. (anyway, you still can buy larger properties in the Netherlands, it just will cost you a pretty penny)
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  218. tipping is a really bad system, I hope your country someday can change to a civilized system of wages and leave this ridiculous tipping culture behind.
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  219.  @drust2831  french kids or immigrant kids?
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  220.  @Ob1sdarkside  Russia always has been a barbaric nation, and still is, see the current war. They did produce a few works of art, but in general they are just vulgar proletarians
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  221. As for the boat, it didn;t look that bad, I have been recently been on a lot of British ferries in the Canary islands (Spain, but the major ferry companies are British or Norwegian (Fred Olsen) and also to the Canal Islands next to France and in both cases the ferries are just as packed with the same type of chairs.
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  222. I don't think they see this as shameful , they have a complete different set of morals , they don;t think like westerners. they have other things to be embarrassed about it's 3000 years of different culture. greek-christian vs confucianism
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  223. I agree, the beach boys were amazing!
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  224. I am on the same latitude, it was mind blowing when I learned we are at the same latitude as Winnipeg or Calgary, yet we have like 2 days of snow a year instead of 5 months... another fun fact... some US southern states are at the latitude of Egypt.......
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  225.  @Ligierthegreensun  yes, if I meet Bernie Sanders type of voters I always tell them that i respect their political views, but that they need to put out the fire (Trump) in their living room first (aka vote DEM) before they can think of building a new en-suite (vote for whatever they think is better)
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  226. I never used Twitter and never saw any reason to do. I still won't use it but you are the first person who could explain it's value to me. And convinced me that it really has that value.
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  227. adblock is almost as old as youtube... maybe you should start using it. I never see any ad here.
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  228.  @badcat9096  any serious study will know such easy to know details about countries and include those in the results..... The netherlands also have massive fields of greenhouses that light up whole provinces
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  229.  @MaximeKG  the problem of developing countries is that bicycles is associated with poverty , if you never had anything else for generations, and you make a little bit more money you really really REALLY want that car that you and your parents could only dream of before. This is a tragic thing of human psychology.. Note: people in the West think exactly the same, only they have been rich for a long time now, so they can use other material belongings to feel good about themselves.
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  230. There were like 10 hotels in that street, including some better ones, so Backpacker Ben would just move across the street if Bald would bail.. At least that is what I would have done (after paying for the room of course)
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  231.  @joyful_tanya  ty, I hope to visit soon unless the orange bavian rewins the presidency, in which case I will wait till he is gone in 2029. I am familiar with 'greasy spoons' in Spain or Italy these scruffy restaurants also often have great food
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  232. You can safely assume you can always walk somewhere , because our country is so organized there will always be some SIGN with 'EIGEN WEG' or VERBODEN TOEGANG if you are not supposed to go there...
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  233. I get Draco Malfoy vibes
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  234. I found your channel through an American car guy who commented on your video on Americans. You were so funny that I immediately subscribed and watched 10 of your other videos once I had time
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  235.  @JaRule6  that works for private people, but I don;t want the hotel chain or the food store I spend my tourist money in being maga supporters and you usually can;t see that from the outside.
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  236.  @mnm5165  to be fair most Dutch people also live in houses that have dozens if not hundreds exact copies in nearby streets, and yet our cities are portrayed as utopia. the strong points are the city centers, the infrastructure and all the services that are available for everybody with or without car, but not the common housing
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  237.  @rjdverbeek  touché
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  238. Dutch highways are better quality but Germans are better drivers. (But both are better than 95% of all in the world, so this is just nitpicking) we are just the best..... :D
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  239. If you were a white heterosexual male it was pretty good. Female, hm a bit less, black? Tough luck, gay? Forget it.
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  240. pick-up trucks
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  241.  @dbclass4075  you don't need to enforce new test on current drivers, just make the rule that any NEW driver has to do a stricter test, these will be mostly teenagers, who can easily adapt and learn better driving. just as our teenagers do here in europe. voters are not so involved this way and the result will improve every year as old drivers die off and get replaced by better ones, it will take decades but it will be decades of improvements, doing nothing is decades of stagnation or decline,
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  242. It's adventurous. Most adventures include some danger. But as a tourist it's ok , you only do it a very short period of time, if you live there, it's another thing.. the last time I was in the USA was in 2001, and even then I already noticed how shoddy and backwards the place was (California, so not exactly a poor area) I concluded that the US is only a livable place if you are at least a millionaire, so you can buy yourself out the crap
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  243. good grief, get with the times and use adblockers, like everybody
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  244.  @MrZebeda  The key point was in this lady's answer: there are 10 other churches in a mile radius for people who prefer a more traditional church. She is doing just a secular variant of church for the growing number of people who appreciate that. it's a world wide (at least in the developed world) trend.
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  245. what not to do.
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  246.  @ozzycommander  actually george dubya was already the turning point for me
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  247. Are you building a Death Star?
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  248. to be fair they had (have?) the best national anthem in the world
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  249.  @acid823  every generation has it's strengths and flaws... some of those older folks with good eating habits might be hardcore racists or misogynists because they grew up that way
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  250. I do have a tv but if i watch it 30 minutes a month it's much......
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  251. I really want to learn the russian language now
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  252.  @kroneexe  you can work for yourself, not for your country... and with that work you can gather the necessary means to leave the country, if you can find a place you like more
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  253.  @gertvanderhorst2890  hero of the soviet union medal for everybody!
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  254. @ Jordan is not alone, my youtube feed is floaded with similar content.... He is just 1 soldier in a growing legion of critical thinking americans
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  255. maybe you should try to find some more older music on youtube... it doesn't matter if you pick 60s or 70s or 80s, people still love it
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  256.  @ukrainiipyat  that soviet (russian?) anthem is something else though, I always loved it as somebody from the West. Too bad everything under the surface was so rotten
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  257. it's a tragedy that they have such short lifespans
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  258.  @ragantate3995  you mix a few things up here. Pangaea was many millions of years before a branch of primates evolved into human species
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  259. I agree, youtube is getting worse every year, pure from a technological point of view
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  260. my problem with excel etc always has been that as soon as I mastered a version (using them since '97) they changed it. One of the reasons is that I never had a job that made me use it every day. Just once a week or so on average, so my learning curve was much slower.
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  261. they probably had some amendment in the constitution for that......
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  262. I was thinking, why on earth do young people put so much money in a car, it's such a waste, but then you gave a little hint.........
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  263. Actually almost everybody with a degree has an IQ of at least 120. I have 125+ and I am an absolute buffoon! I bet Rowan has an IQ of at least 135, if not higher...
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  264.  @twotime777  I recognize half of the ones you listed but I only like 3 out of 10. My favorite zep songs are 'When the Levee breaks ' and 'The battle of evermore'
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  265. I was always amazed how many women in the USA would work in IT, including in executive positions. In that area they really were a decade or more ahead of europe.
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  266.  @chatteyj  selling, and the selection is small, it's just whatever people brought in. A lot of garbage titles but a good amount of good stuff too. You just need to have the mindset to get random movies you like, not a particular one and you can always get something nice. and it costs almost nothing
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  267. short answer: yes it's fine
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  268.  @blackrain1999  the saddest thing is that for 50 years most of the world tried to copy them, and many still do.
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  269. wow, it's first kill, what a feat! I remember flying that plane 30 years ago in a MS-DOS game. I feel cheated, I had to fight all kinds of MiGs and other soviet made aircraft. that game should have been much more easy, just shooting at some balloons
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  270. I gained 10 kgs in 2020 :( I could blame covid, but that's a lie. my job didn't change, I just ate more snacks. Working on walking it off now
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  271.  @-Michelin  I am 36 minutes into the video, I don;t see him making a joke of the people. did you even watch it?
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  272. @John Greek 50% those girls are venezuelan too
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  273.  @CanariasCanariass  they know shame, but it is a very different kind of shame compared to westerners. in some ways their culture is much more based on shame than ours, but public life is not part of that, being with a bazillion people makes you get used to other people in your space
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  274. the no snow thing in winter here is easy: the ocean is warm, so when the wind is from the sea (with rain and potential snow) the air is heated up by the sea and it's not cold enough in general to have snow. We only get cold periods when the wind is from the east, and blows cold air all the way from Belarus / Poland / Germany to the Netherlands (or from Northeast Scandinavia) But that air doesn't have much moisture in it , so in those periods we have cold , but clear weather. The only real chance for a good big snow storm is when those two weather systems change around, and new wet air is blown over a frozen cold land, and then we get a 'flink pak sneeuw' 25 years ago this was more common, but since climate change is real, it has become very rare indeed these days , we now get more warm air from the atlantic
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  275.  @Gapines23  nobody asked any youtuber to make videos, it's their choice and they have to find a business model that works for them. hopefully that business model is not: 'stuff videos full of ads' because those ads are going to be blocked. most use patreon and other financial platforms these days where the audience can directly support the content creator. But what about youtube, they need money for the servers. Fair point, I do think a modest amount of advertising is ok for that + selling premium accounts. the problem arises because they got greedy and pushed waaaaaay to many ads, which forces sane people to protect themselves with these ad blockers
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  276. that's a bit harsh, he get's the idea pretty well, for somebody who probably has been there for a short time
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  277. just the local drunk
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  278. This channel is great, it's one of the few that I watch every episode from, even when the topic of the episode doesn't sparkle the slightest interest in me, I just watch for the jokes.
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  279.  @Demun1649  lol A) I am Dutch. B) If I had voting rights in the UK I would probably vote the Green Party. the Tory party would be right at the bottom of my choice list, unless there are fringe parties that are even worse, (Farange party?) then it would be right above those
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  280.  @eoinoconnell185  true, but the american car would have electric windows, air conditioning, power steering, a proper stereo, automatic gears etc etc. but lada's for the export were pretty reliable in cold weather like in Canada. not a bad choice if you don;t care about luxuries
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  281. You are really talented, because I have never watched one of those makeup or bag videos in my life, but I immediately recognized that they would be a youtube genre
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  282.  @donmarek7001  I guess you haven't traveled much. America is a terrible country to be poor. It's a craphole compared to other 1st world countries. a country where only money can make it livable. If you are a millionaire, yes then America can be a very nice place to live, because then you can buy your way out of the shit. but not if you are poor. I live in a wealthy european country.. I wouldn't trade my country for the USA if you would double my salary. If you would quadruple it, I would start thinking about it. (and yes I have visited the states a few times, and also other countries all over the world, to compare)
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  283. I really love how you do the same walks over there in the US, we can learn a lot from just observing the difference AND the similarities. As for the grass, it's a bit weird you saw so little, in most small villages and towns the middle class homes still have a lot of grass yards, only smaller than the american average, but they should be there. As a Dutch kid I always had to mow the lawn in the growing season. We didn't have a motor lawnmower, just an electric one , which was quite annoying cause you had to drag a 30m extension cord all the time
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  284.  @Northanteus  but from the 50s to early 90s American cars were MUCH more luxurious by standard compared to european cars. Maybe not in build quality and materials used, but certainly in features.. european cars were VERY basic , only the most high end models would approach americans standards of middle class cars
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  285. Go Girls! You have the power, use it.
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  286.  @manoo422  you are 5 years late... those EU populist parties have indeed grown, but they have shaken off their exit vibes now that the voter has seen the endless tragicomedy going on at the Thames
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  287.  @TickleMeElmo55  yeah, if you are coming from a conflict area or a really corrupt 'banana republic' then everything is better , and just having a safe place, work and a car feels like paradise. It's a trend because more and more people realize that suburbia is not sustainable in the long run.
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  288.  @lorrainemagarian7697  your bible is a collection of fairy tales, just like that idea of reincarnation that you don't believe in. When we die, our brain stops and our 💓 stops. Our body decomposes and we cease to exist. It sounds scary but it's not as there won't be a 'you' to be scared. Just like it was not scary to not exist before you were born.
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  289. why Romans? it has by far a more Star Wars vibe
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  290. i don't even want to go there on holiday... not even if you paid me. 20 years ago I went, it was ok but even then I already saw the cracks in the facade and thought, boy am I glad I don't live here and can return home after my trip.
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  291. $$$
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  292. The problem is , that the current laws allow it, so it's not criminal fraud. only ethical fraud. If it was criminal, throngs of consumers + eager lawyers would have gone to court and make them pay billions in settlements
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  293.  @riadanabtawi5880  sadly he will never be locked up in a normal prison, but i will settle for locking him up in a palace, when that means he shuts up for good.
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  294. wait, does the 'history channel' still exist?
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  295.  @GyroCoder  my grandmother sold the big house, it was worth about 1 million. Went to a nursery home, close by family, we can visit often. half of the money was reserved for her future care needs , the other half could go to the children as an inheritance . (note I am in europe with good healthcare, she doesn't have to spend all her savings on care, our universal insurance pays for it. she just pays her monthly fee. the money is for general cost of living including elderly care
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  296.  @merphul  I know he is quite stupid, but don't you think he and the most dirty part of his family have locked away at least a nice piggy bank in some foreign bank ?
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  297. This place? it's a spaghetti western, made by Italians, filmed in Spain (mostly) Mexico (a bit) and Rome (a tiny bit)
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  298. George Bush jr already did destroy your image... but yeah, trumpie did degrade it further to banana republic status.....
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  299. Don't romantice the hardship of peasants . they live like that because ALL their kids legged it to the cities for better paying jobs so they would not have to suffer this. YES even boring 10 hour shifts in a factory are prefered by people all over the word over the country life of poor farmers / peasants
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  300. Go watch his Blackadder series.. Those are different but at least as good if not better than mr Bean. The only reason Mr Bean is better known the world over is because he doesn't talk, so everybody could understand the jokes, no matter which language they speak. That's why they released mr Bean from Buenos Aires to Beijng....
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  301. "May the Force be with You" Obi Wan Kenobi 3:2
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  302. I went to university in 1994 and we still learned functional program languages first and OOP languages second
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  303. Magic Shandalar, now that is nostalgia.
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  304.  @retosius7962  that is because christian myths are just the same as the pagan ones. Pure and 100% human fantasy. So people just believe whatever they get indoctrinated with ( usually as children, but it can occur at later age)
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  305. only the first 4 on your list are Queens, the last 3 are Kings!
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  306. Europeans in general would consider themselves superior to the lands they visited.. After all, it was them discovering the world, not the other way around. Only a few of the visited nations had an equal level of technological prowess. In some areas other cultures reached further than the Europeans, but if you tally everything up, the Europeans came on top and the world as we know it is a result of that history.
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  307. unless you drive a german executive car
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  308. how do you keep it that long? Freezer? ordinary soviet people didn't have those
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  309. het is wat het is. je mag dit niet je mag dat niet etc etc ze hebben het er zelf naar gemaakt. sommige regels zijn natuurlijk goed, maar de protestanten zijn daarin te ver doorgeschoten en dat maakt het beklemmend.
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  310.  @Fektthis  I work in education, 6 weeks of summer holiday is one of the perks, A japan trip will be once in a lifetime for me, so I will make sure it is at least a full month. I plan to spend about $1000 or €1000 per week, including the flight . so a 4000 budget, maybe 5K to have some reserves for unexpected things.
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  311. Mecca is not tourism, but religion. Of course it still brings huge revenues, same as tourism, but it only attracts Muslims, and mostly only once in their lives. Meanwhile I go to Spain or Turkey every year
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  312.  @jerryw5508  I have no idea what TDS is, and I appreciate plenty of other people, that's why I like to travel around. Just not all people. Like certain criminals that abuse the political system to stay out of jail. Anyway, the world is large and I will have plenty of other interesting destinations to choose from.
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  313. NJB lives in the Netherlands, which has much better bike infrastructure, and not only in city centra but all across the country. So compared to that it's mwah. As for pubic transport, it;s the other way around.. The Netherlands has an ok public transport, better than many other places, (like Sydney) but the Swiss beats that, theirs is even better.
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  314. it looks like the largest hyper markets I have seen in Spain, Poland, France etc, only more junk food options. everything seems to be more expensive as well, and yes that is adjusted for package size. chicken fries (patat) and apple sauce is a traditional kids meal that you can give to any kid and they will usually like it, so it was popular for kids birthday parties etc. Your conclusion near the end is correct, we have all this but in different stores. In my city Enschede, it would be an AH XL, a Decathlon, a Blokker, a HEMA, a C&A, an Intratuin , Mediamarkt , Zara and a Praxis combined (and probably a few smaller ones) In many Dutch cities they have areas where you can visit all of these together for somewhat the same overall experience. It also looks a lot like a 'Warenhuis' , like V&D but those went out of business. The non food section is very similar, but instead of building 5 floors they put it all on a flat square. In stead of seeing it as a grocery store that sells other things, it's more a department store that also sells groceries
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  315.  @pieterpopster5549  yeah, it's basically a cult now
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  316.  @Bruv234  It is indeed way better here overall, but every place has it's charms and the United States have many. Also many nice people live there and some are my friends. So I will still visit. but if that upsets you, feel free to give me something to contact you and I give you a fair warning before I arrive, so we can make sure we don't randomly meet.
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  317.  @nnnnnn3647  it's just a fact that eastern europe is behind western europe on wealth and economic development. BUT that isn't always a bad thing, sometimes it means you can skip a few obsolete steps and jump right to the current cutting edge tech. I have seen some really advanced mainstream things in eastern europe.
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  318. Mr Businessland is still smug here, but 4 years later he would get dumped by Compaq as a retailer and its replacement (Steve Job's NeXt ) would run the company into the ground, it ended in 1992
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  319.  @Loonypapa  with enough money you can obviously pimp up your rabbit cage. To make living there more pleasant. But you are still a slave of GM and Toyota for every aspect of your life that plays out outside your home. Here in Europe people can also have a swimming pool and a veggie garden, And all the benefits from mixed zoning on top of that.
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  320.  @thomaspaine9420  by using more than just bikes.. the name of this channel explains it , and all these videos showcase it a lot better than I could do here in a random comment in a few minutes before I head off to work . and to be fair our Randstad 'metropole' isn't like London or Los Angeles , as said it's dozens of smaller cities grown together so that means it also has dozens of traditional city centers. People from Rotterdam won;t go shopping in The Hague usually because they have everything they need in their own part of 'the Randstad'
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  321.  @neiljones7137  of course not, only the 'random encounters' with other youtubers are staged. The rest is just the result of editing.. we , the viewers, only see the bits with encounters, we don;t see all the boring bits.
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  322. Visit Europe for cool city life. Not that europeans are better by nature, they also wanted cars and tried to destroy the cities, but since the cities were much older, ancient or medieval there just wasn't enough room for all those cars, so they were forced to upgrade trams and trains (and bicycles) and now have great city centers. And the best thing is, it's even better for cars too, because they have less traffic jams. You are not forced to use the train, you can just chose the best option for your situation.
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  323. @ just go to restaurants with the menu in italian and not in english.. If you can;t read it use google lens to translate it
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  324.  @donmarek7001  lol, thanks for the belly laughs.. 'food is cheaper.' "Obama is a communist'' We need humor in these times. anyway, being a european I don;t know what the 2nd amendment is, is it about your freedom or your infatuation with firearms? I don;t think it matters much in this conversation about the wealth of nations. It's sad that you won't be able to travel to the EU, or I could show you that our food (in any regular supermarket grocery store) is cheaper and higher quality. I must admit we don't have quite as many choices in peanut butter or choco pops cereals that you guys have, but somehow we survived having 15 choices instead of 32. Switzerland is a nice place to live, but a bit expensive. I myself live in the Netherlands, Germany's little sibling.. (we are also slightly prettier, taller and wealthier, but the Germans do ok too) Oh, and we also have thrift stores! can you believe it! We also have freedom of movement, we can work freely in any EU country (we are a bit like the States in that regard) And my Dutch passport is just as strong worldwide as an USA one, so I can basically go anywhere just like you (except North Korea and a few of that kind of failed despotisms)
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  325. my last name is Ferguson, 9th generation not living in Scotland
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  326. plus the people from all those outbacks got drafted in the army or education network and got sent to other areas thousands of miles away. Not always in a nice way of course, sometimes that had no say in it. But the grand effect was that learned a lot about other cultures
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  327. he should be ashamed that it took him 6 years since tramp came to office in 2016. I am sorry your uncle is a horrible person with such lousy judgment
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  328.  @Pidalin  cables in the air vs in the ground is a function of the soil I think, it's easy for northern / central europe with great plains to put everything in the ground, but not easy for rocky countries.
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  329. nah he is very bad but still not as evil as the Putins of this world (or do you rank those under 'despots' instead of 'presidents' ? )
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  330. the filthy plague of racism was very much NOT washing away in the fifties. It's not even gone now, 60 years later.
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  331. Hi Nick, I hope you can escape your mad country some day. I fear it's beyond salvation. But there will always be place for well educated sane Russians who speak English here. Especially if you are young and can find a job.
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  332. I wish those sheep would hurry up a bit with their 'waking up'
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  333. Bonobo playing pacman. :D
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  334. 1 man, with a driver and a mini. so actually 2 men
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  335.  @san-zangorn3721  you are right, right wing america tries to make people afraid of socialism, but socialism is not communism.... most of the happiest and wealthiest countries on earth (hint, the USA is not one of them) have social-democrat governments and they still have a capitalist based economy... It is just that you need a bit of socialism to keep the bad parts of capitalism in check and you need a bit of capitalism to get rid of the less desirable parts of socialism.
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  336.  @patsmith378  that would be civil war, I think Biden was wise to ignore it as much as possible at the start, and let the most crazy crazies cool off a bit.
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  337.  @boonyee4421  why did they lose that advantage I the 1970s? Today most of it looks like a dump compared to modern european and asian cities.
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  338. they were not lies, but that doesn't mean he suddenly isn't a great artist. He was and stays the King of Pop, he just also had a dark side.....
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  339. Drugs smugglers :)
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  340. @ nee dat geloven we niet, en we hoeven niet gered te worden , we zijn al gered.... gered van de de absurdheid van religie . Ik heb geen imaginaire wezen nodig om me te vertellen wat goed en slecht is, dat bepaal ik liever samen met mijn medemensen , op humanitaire basis. Het is wel fijn dat die waarden en normen een grote overlap vertonen met de bijbelse, uiteraard zijn vele zaken universeel, zoals niet stelen van een ander of iemand aanranden.
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  341. a baby or toddler in 1922 could still be alive , the oldest person in the Netherlands at the moment was born around 1915
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  342.  @watchman1270  you get it back, it;s so that kids or homeless people don't steal the trolleys all the time, but instead bring them back to collect the €1 or €0,50
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  343. yeah, let's go on our bike to the grocery store in Iowa, after all it;s only 20 miles.... This would only work in a few areas in the US
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  344. @Joshua Wilson he brought the bbq with him, it was one of those instant bbq throwaway things I have used the exact same model here in the Netherlands
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  345. My first car was an old Toyota with 1.5 motor and an after market cruise control. First time on the autobahn I tried it out and set it at 140 which felt fast enough. It worked for a while and then broke, meaning it would put the car at full throttle and got stuck. I learned that the top speed of my 1.5 was between 180 and 190 but couldn't stop. With massive breaking I still went 100 and the brakes quickly overheated. It was very scary and it took me a few minutes to figure out what to do. Solution was to get into neutral, turn the engine off and roll out into a Raststatte ( parking place ) With some help I could remove the broken c.c. cable and let the car cool down, and eventually get home.
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  346.  @mikesvacation  english english is different from american english. here in europe the world traditionally describes a place were people can recover from long term illness, like tuberculosis. I thought this was the same in USA. the mental health connection might be more modern, because modern science found cures for those physical diseases , so only those mental patients remained
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  347.  @XEinstein  that's why we live here, save up some money and then take a nice long holiday trip in the USA. That way even using the car (road trip!) can be an adventure instead of a nuisance. 20 years ago I saw my first stroad in San Diego and I wasn't depressed, I took pictures of it because it was so crazy!
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  348.  @KimMcDaniel-no5vu  but why? he won't have any money left
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  349.  @oldfartatplay  you certainly deserve that, but until we have please vote for grampa Joe one last time, so he can make sure there will be a nation left to pass the baton to younger successor. Because any MAGa candidate will be much worse than the oldest DEM
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  350. we do have better healthcare and probably also much better pensions plans , but aging population is a problem in all developed countries. not just the US. And as you already correctly established, they are MULTinationals , so their tentacles are here too.
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  351. In the land of the blind (NA) , One-Eye (Montreal) is king.
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  352.  @mikesmith-po8nd  maybe may is low season, and august (or whenever Mark went) was high season, with tired and overworked staff?
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  353. No the fifth horseman is Ronnie Soak (Kaos) but he retired and left the group before they became famous. He is now a milkman in Upper Bucklebury, West Berkshire
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  354. "I don't think anybody will threaten IBM...." 10 years later they were in deep trouble, 15 years later they had left the PC market. Will Tesla still be around in 2035?
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  355. never vote for a tory
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  356.  @conor7154  lol 5 minutes after your comment.... exactly that
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  357. I thought his picture of the soviet car history was too positive, my source mostly being youtubers who actually grew up in the USSR and tell us how bad it really was.
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  358.  @sebastianscho4019  Captain Darling : I'm as British as Queen Victoria! Captain Blackadder : So your father's German, you're half German, and you married a German!
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  359.  @reviewguy12  I am in europe, kids play ball games on the street right before my frontdoor almost every day, we also have a small park 200 meter away and a larger one 1km away. but they still also play in the streets and any strip of barren land they can find
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  360. All 4 of them had university degrees or equivalent education. they really were a special kind of musicians.
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  361. it was sitting on eggs
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  362. I don't mind that the truth might never be known, the mystery is a treasure chest for creative media, games, movies, (comic) books.. (oh and history professors)
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  363.  @raedwulf61  it's almost impossible to prove who has done it and in a state with rule of law you can't just randomly accuse the local riffraff and make them pay. That's why we make the claim that we are better than Ruzzia and China and the like....
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  364.  @Monsuco  well, in history they weren't so polite , (or maybe they said sorry when they burned down your village, took your treasures, enslaved your peasants and stole your women) (yeah yeah, I know the plundering viking stereotype has been debunked by actual scientific research)
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  365.  @BluePatriotWinner  if magic was real and I got 3 wishes, my wish would be to have a 2nd earth, rotating around the sun opposite of us, and teleport all cultist of every religion and evil movement to that copy. Then they can make the world they want, and we, the remaining sane people can take care of ours.
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  366.  @DarthHater100  fry it in a pan, like people have been doing for ages?
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  367.  @TheNismo777  imitation brick?
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  368.  @huskytail  I usually drive to a random village next to the airport, park for free at a Park&Ride spot and take the bus or light rail (max 20 minutes) to the airport. But this only works if you don;t have a lot of luggage, which I never have
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  369.  @TroyDowVanZandt  your memory is right and that other person is just talking nonsense
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  370. Here in the Netherlands kids can still do that, even in large cities like Amsterdam... It's parenting that makes the difference, limit digital time, and give plenty of opportunity to go outdoors. My nieces and nephews play outside every day. and they can only be 1-2 hours on a tablet or laptop each day
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  371.  @murdock6450  I don't know if we are on the same tune, I don't think NASA puts out fake stuff, I just am convinced that space travel outside your own star system is practically impossible, and will remain impossible in the future no matter what.
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  372.  @Khan0156  what are you babbling about? the speed of light has been measured since the late 17th century , with somewhat accurate results since the late 19th century
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  373. I will check out your channel , Khizer Mohajir I have never watched a travel vlog from a non western viewpoint, this could be interesting.
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  374. but you can never legally drive fast in the US, can you? or do people just floor it on those emply roads in the endless midwest anyway, hoping they won't run into a speed camera or police patrol
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  375.  @Odytje  het klimaat veranderde altijd ja, maar wat het verschil is dat het vroeger in (tien)duizenden jaren ging en nu in eeuwen-decennia . De snelheidsverandering is door de mens veroorzaakt en dat is het probleem. Als je dit blijft ontkennen na 50 jaar onderzoek dan ben je of heel dom of kwaadaardig. Als het snel gaat dan kan het land en alles wat er leeft , plant en dier, zich niet snel genoeg aan de nieuwe omstandigheden aanpassen. En zo'n lokale overstroming is niet waar het om gaat, hoe tragisch het ook is voor de betrokkenen, het is maar een symptoom van een groter probleem.
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  376.  @walkuro7384  the arguments are not about the average Joe who want to buy some apples or the average Jill who wants to build a shed, but for the world of professionals and scientists.
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  377. because people think in years, while volcanoes think in millenia. If you can live there 50 years in peace and prosperity, on a nice island with great weather, wouldn't you take the small risk of a volcano eruption that may or may not happen once in a lifetime? Remember no humans were killed, the only losses are material. wit government help, these people will survive
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  378. I would rather earn $50,000 in Denmark than $500,000 in the USA because it would mean I lived in one of the best countries in the world and not in that broken land of decline. I am in the Netherlands, a country like Denmark and very happy here.
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  379. Lad at 04:45s predicts global warming and sea rises, but he has his timing wrong, in 2000 we barely had 15cm rise and in 2100 it will be a few feet. Not 200 feet.
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  380. she will sue him again for defamation, the cases will pile up .
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  381. If you don;t do that , they will grow into medium size and big trees in 5-10 years and then it will cost a lot of resources to remove them. So the question is, why do you want them gone? They could intervene with the garden design, but here we don;t have a garden, just a yard full of grass and weeds. These people don;t grow roses or vegetables . I would keep a select few of these wild shrubs, because I think it looks better with them.
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  382. Law of the handicap of a head start. US was first with many things in 20th century, but you don't replace mega things very often, so that means they are stuck with older infrastructure, while other parts of the world overtook them.
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  383.  @rzslo9084  an actual station car usually has more room than a SUV. the most realistic reason to buy one is that a suv is higher, better visibility and easier access
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  384. More like 20 years
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  385. he was never a billionaire, just a millionaire and a lot of smoke and mirrors
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  386. Here in Europe the media are just as bad. My center left newspaper barely covers trump (which is good, he doesn't concern us much) but when they do (like today because it's his lawsuit day) they still never mention his insane behaviour and still cover him as if he was an ordinary ex president , basically they just repeat his outrageous claims.
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  387. Suburbia USA is financially unsustainable. not enough people (tax payers) live in areas made for cars.. the amount of roads / pavements / cables / plumbing etc that has to be maintained is immense, so usually they finance it with land sales and once the homes are build, people move in, they never have funding for maintenance, except the bare minimum. That's why the USA looks so crappy country-wide.
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  388. and true
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  389. those poor people bought something that looked like the next big thing, but BAM 2 years later it would be dead, the hardware had improved greatly and better monitors, operating systems and software would make your stuff obsolete, just when you got familiar with it. And that would repeat itself for at least a decade. Today you can work perfectly fine on an old Dual Core or i3 from 10 years ago , running the same software that a 2019 system would use. And MS Word hasn't changed much since 2007
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  390.  @marceldemir7514  I don't think that is physically possible if the can has been closed properly (or never opened) , I think you guys are looking for problems where there are none. I mean it's correct to be careful with an classic artifact like this car, but it's not the Mona Lisa. That being said, I would still remove the can from the trunk, it could roll around and damage the owners manual. Wait, he should remove that owners manual as well, or at least put it in some bag or something.
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  391. are there? I haven;'t seen any since maybe John McCain
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  392.  @tony_5156  You will stay inside your chosen prison the rest of your life? I am not criticizing making a nice place for yourself, I am criticizing that they don;t care that the world is a craphole as soon as they drive out of their gate. I want to see nice things when I am outside my house too. Not just in my own living room or garden.
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  393.  @Bruv234  I can answer your question. Portuguese , English, Spanish, French, and Dutch, American and Danish flags, in order of volume. (so Portugal the most) we are 5th on the list just above the USA. So you were indeed right with your statement. Slave trade has probably existed since the dawn of time and afaik every culture on every continent in history has been part of it. Europeans, Africans, Asians, Native Americans, everybody. christians, muslims, hindoes, jews, it doesn't matter they all did it. So I don't judge anybody's ancestors , I am just happy that humankind evolved in a way that we now collectively worldwide condemn it. (although it still happens even to this day sadly)
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  394. We also get Trader Joe branded stuff now in our Aldi's (Nord) in Europe. I like several things they have on offer, like you say, good value for money stuff in general BTW I like your channel because we not only learn about the topic on view, but also about the American way, because you compare it to your own experience
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  395. Vrijwel geen auto, NL was niet zo rijk toen, in New York of Parijs barstte het toen al van de automobiles
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  396. no, because of his war crimes , which history shows both winning and losing sides commit aplenty
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  397.  @CatUnderCurtain  which brand of islam encourages women to get higher education?
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  398. the 80s were SO GREAT that I grew up in them and I didn't even know Billy Idol AT ALL. there were just too many great artists to know them all. But I don;t mind because I could discover his amazing songs later.
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  399.  @roserevancroix2308  it's 2024... normal people DO talk (joke) that way (aka everybody younger than 30) video games went mainstream more than a decade ago. source : I am a school teacher..
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  400. Because back then you hadn't ruined most of the nation with endless suburbs yet
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  401. your stove looks like it's the same brand as mine, but when I turn the knobs, and press them down, a fire spark will ignite the gas. I thought that was like 100% standardized here since the 1990s . maybe yours is broken? anyway for 1 month a box of matches will do fine
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  402. I never saw an Unimog until yesterday, i was visiting the German city Düsseldorf and we took the tram. Another tram broke down and we had to get off one stop early, on the way back I saw this Mercedes thing haul the defunct tram back to wherever they repair these things. because of your channel i realized it must have been this Unimog thing, and I was able to take a nice picture
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  403.  @ojl5055  I had that 'problem' once... They would not take anything for a great meal for 2 and a lot of help avoiding tourist traps , so I slipped a 20 euro bill under their table cloth when my hosts weren't looking. I hope they weren't too offended when they found it (this was in a country that didn;t use euro, but local people really liked getting euros or dollars because the local currency was weak and lost value all the time)
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  404.  @paulohagan3309  lol! I am glad that ended well. I once had a Toyota with an after market cruise control... which one day got stuck on 'full throttle' the car would speed up to 180km/h its max speed and I panicked for a while (I was on the german autobahn) until i got the bright idea to just turn off the engine and let it roll out...... :D
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  405. lol, the sassy ladies of 18th century London all wanted to be kissed by the mysterious dancer from the East
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  406.  @i.m.9918  thats why he said IN COMPETENT MANAGEMENT.... a management that could develop the high tech added value industries and services. if you have those + raw materials you could indeed become very rich. like the USA who although smaller is still one of the largest countries on earth and also have vast amounts of raws resources
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  407. @ you should read a newspaper once a year or so 😄 maybe then you would know UK is not in EU since brexit :face-purple-crying:
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  408. the USA has a lot of AMAZING natural features, in almost any climate zone you can think of. It's definitely worth a few trips. But I don't want to live there permanently.
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  409.  @hib723  it was the portuguese and dutch, and french, spanish and english... not the jews... don't fall for conspiracy bs
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  410. @ can't you take an extended holiday or break from work to live in USA for let's say 90 days... then you can really experience how it is. personally I wouldn't go there if they tripled my salary, but each to it's own. Be aware that daily life is much more expensive in the States, so every cent they save on taxes, they have to pay for food, housing, insurance, cars etc
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  411. but elon promised them self driving cars.......
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  412.  @peaceleader7315  what do you mean, by: 'the government made policy?' it's the normal state all over the world that developing countries don;t have top notch pension plans. that's just a luxury only the richest countries can afford, no matter what kind of government they have. Even in Europe and the USA it's a relative new thing to have, a post war social development. Before we too had to rely on children and churches to provide for the elderly
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  413.  @layneannen  I am sorry for your loss, I hope you have friends to compensate for the loss of your family.
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  414.  @jackhunt9487  cut them out of your will, (if you have anything of monetary value), give it all to deserving family members, (if any) and if not pass it all to organizations in education that build up the country instead of destroy it
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  415.  @BeeBeeCJr  74M, with 81M for Biden Still too many obviously
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  416.  @echoblue3859  I am lucky to live in one of those countries.. I wouldn't move to the USA if they tripled my current salary..... I am making a modest 40K here and I genuine believe that makes me happier than 120K in the states.
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  417.  @hollyjobitner3285  yes, you are so proud that you are among the oldest democracies and not a monarchy, but you need a new revolution because the class of elite politicians and business tycoons are acting just like any european nobility elite....
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  418. anything above 8% in beer I do not like. the alcohol taste gets too strong. i would rather drink some wine or other beverage if i wanted something stronger. 5-8 is fine
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  419. it really is 1984 and then some added on top.....
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  420. Based on the dents in small cars in Paris, but also in Rome or 8n Spanish cities plenty of people just bump the other cars during close parking
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  421. If the universe is a large beach of sand , you won't even see more than a few atoms of 1 grain of sand
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  422. I really think the period in time between around 1960 and 1990 was the pinnacle of humankind. Once we got the internet culture went downhill . (saying this as big IT nerd) Don;t ask me why I get this thought while listening to a Queen song :D
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  423.  @kosmostrator1  you might be right, but that still doesn't mean the human is in any danger. these bears are not starving, mum bear is looking very healthy so there is no reason for her to attack. And wild animals are absolutely capable of getting familiar with humans, we don;t need to anthropomorph them to see that.
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  424. Here in the Netherlands, we called them Tokkies, after a lower class family with that name who made national headlines with their antisocial behaviour
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  425. Hi Edgar, it's because you are a man of the world. I wish more were like you, if we all become Earth citizens there is hope for the future. (Until we meet some aliens, then it's probably back to us vs them)
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  426. we are good at this stuff, but these are just some highlights. Don;t believe that our whole country is like this, 99% of the housing is just boring old bricks and concrete like everywhere else. (although our cities and villages are usually better looking than most countries because we have more rules on what you can build.) But it;s also quite bland.. thousands upon thousands of the same formula houses
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  427.  @dragoscoco2173  not everywhere, in river deltas without mountains you hardly find any stones, you would need to find specific spots, like some layer from an ice age to find anything usefull.
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  428.  @Joanna-il2ur  it's indeed sad that your childhood hardships brought you into a situation that you fell for the brexit conmen
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  429.  @Ar1AnX1x  that is not how it works in business. You make a deal on X and Y terms and conditions. You can't just pull out after 1 week because people complain, you made an agreement with them to do it for a certain amount of time. Asking mr Felton to not renew it is one thing, but asking him to terminate the contract would cost him a lot of money.
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  430.  @agentmueller  I feel left out as a generation X
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  431.  @gabrielbucur5327  do you know 3 times as many people per 1000 die in the US in cars? those 'large safe cars' don't help when the roads are unsafe and the people can't drive
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  432. it also has a function, as a kid we always had large lawns, and we played a lot on them.
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  433.  @germangarcia6118  Yes, but that was more complicated, and this way they could prepare everything beforehand and maybe get a better deal from local connections. And know exactly what they would get, which I guess is a bit more difficult in a country you are not familiar with. (They now speak fluent Italian, but not at the time)
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  434. I agree and I hate it that youtube brings him up because I watch tons of Jay Leno's Garage vids
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  435. when the first CD rom burners came available, they were like $2000. A guy in school bougth one, and within 3 months he had recouped his losses by selling CD Roms full of pirated games (warez) for $50 each.
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  436. He did a 1:48:8. If he did a 1:46:8 he would have been in the top 10. That is only 2 seconds faster. 2 seconds! You can easily lose 2 seconds on a 108 seconds lap, just by taking a slighlty wrong line, mess up your shifting once... break too early or too late.. Remember they show only parts of the lap, not the whole lap.. Also if it looks flashy, it doesn't mean it is the fastest way. Check out a few top gear F1 drivers laps in the Liana and it often looks boring, yet is a few seconds faster...
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  437. they have made 50 songs that belong in the top 5, it;s just not possible
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  438. "Computers are an educational device". Actually yes they were. In 1979. And 1985 and 1990 and.... It was not until the brainless masses decided they needed a PC too that it became entertainment first. Somewhat around in the nineties this happened. Before that it was mostly 'smart' people who had computers as a hobby.. They might be nerds, but they made cool things. Same goes for the internet. It was a gathering of brainiacs in the eighties and nineties.
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  439. that ship has sailed, they can make their own things now (like moon landing spacecraft) , but you can stop buying their stuff
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  440. except that their heavy factory industry pollutes the whole country (just outside your view) although they do make progress , it's still a big problem. and some of the progress is only on paper, because of local corruption
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  441.  @whoseturnisit9733  he was friends with Kim Some Thing , I am sure they know his face
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  442. "I don't have a boyfriend" half the audience: 'yay'! "I am a lesbian" half the audience: 'booooh'
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  443. Thank you Evgeny, we know many Russians are good people, but it;s Putin and his oligarchs that control everything. I hope the Russian people can revolt once more some day and overturn them
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  444.  @ZappBC  Russia as we know it won;t exist in 2030. It will have fallen apart
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  445. A weak series nothing in it can stand in the shadow of what the Romans build 500-1000 years before. The crystals are impressive though.
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  446. it will be more than a lesson, it will be the end of russia. (not as in ukraine will storm to moscow, but the country will collapse and split up in several new ones (well, ok one of them will still be called russia)
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  447.  @1pcfred  No, you kicked their asses because your backyard was bigger and you had vastly more resources , once the US war machine got on steam there was no stopping it.
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  448. no way that any country in europe should serve their beer with the insane amount of foam of the opening shot.. foam is good, but only a bit at the top, maybe 15-20% of the glass height tops
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  449.  @hanskeuken9087  Jawel, mensen zijn van alles wijsgemaakt, niet door de bijbeltekst ( want die lezen ze nooit, dat is het punt dat hier gemaakt wordt) maar door predikers van allerlei pluimage en door de media etc Dat bedoelt de heer van Rossem
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  450. LIEBER MATTHIAS, dein Kanal ist für mich die wichtigste Quelle, um meine Kenntnisse der deutschen Sprache zu pflegen und zu erweitern. Du sprichst so wunderbar Deutsch, mach weiter so. Groeten uit Holland
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  451. i wish he would do that sooner
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  452.  @hanshartfiel6394  you could move with a slightly expired passport in the civilized parts of europe. Even before Shengen.
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  453. I live in Enschede, a 100K something town. In a neighbourhood without high flats, we have 5 of these trash bin points within 200m. 2 of them are within 75m .
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  454. Watching him is much more comfortable than actually doing it.. Keep in mind we see only the interesting 5% of a day and not much of the tedious travelling, living on instant noodles and warm soda drinks / mineral water
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  455.  @tedsteiner  even that is kinda debatable, because you might make 2x as much, but it will also cost 2x as much, if not more to have the same quality of life
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  456. russia and belarus got kicked out of the europe club for warmongering... some of the others are too small... ok Norway should be included
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  457.  @thetrueguidance-----3601  oh please, grow up. this is a video about science, not religious fantasies.
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  458.  @mementomori7825  why? they (a new government) could propose a return in 2025 and get back in by 2030 It would be a bit humiliating for them, but they are not our enemies. EU with UK is stronger than EU without UK.
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  459. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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  460.  @willm5814  he would earn the Nobel prize if he could explain it.
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  461. But you wear sunglasses everywhere in and outdoors... Oh and in those huge vehicles you are pretty hidden too , they usually have dark windows. So you even give the cars sunglasses
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  462. can you share your thought process on how a list of kings and other royals of various iron age nations validates religious ideas in ANY way? Because to me it seems that you try to explain Harry Potter magic by pointing out that London and a few muggles really existed
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  463. we are only slightly better. Watersnoodramp -> Delta werken. Corona is another example, experts have warned for this for decades, yet we were very unprepared.
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  464. I was the same with Elvis, then the Beatles , and then countless others, teens are always the same (but MJ is in the highest tier, together with the Beatles and a few others)
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  465. It's very easy, (if you speak the language) You go to a bunch of locals, like those men at the 'taxi' stand and ask: 'Hey , friends, where can we sleep?' 100% they will give plenty of options and you would have a hard time paying them, hospitality is sacred in those regions.
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  466. young people here still play chess, more than I expected (I teach 16-20 year olds, who are not intellectuals, and it amazes me how often they play chess on their phone or laptop in class. sure tiktok etc gets way more time, but I expected chess to be near 0% and that is not the case, a few still seem to like it.
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  467. silicon graphics were always leagues ahead of the normal pc business. but their hardware would cost a fortune, $50,000 or more sometimes. those would be used by the real professional markets, universities, movie studios etc.
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  468. I agree, I only like about 5 Led Zep songs (which are suberb) , but I like 50 Queen songs
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  469. When I look out of my window, I see one of these planes, put on the roof of a building as a piece of art. The engine and most of the interior is removed, but the outside is restored and in decent shape. It was build in 1957 I think in Russia and sold to the West in 1990 where it had a short second life as comemrcial parachute dropping plane and now a 3rd life as an artwork
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  470.  @communistpootisbirb  well, those cars I named are obviously exotic ones for millionaires, no matter in which country you live. not for ordinary use. You would just get a Fiat or a Skoda or a BMW
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  471. but on a scale of 1 to 10 of Evil the USA is at 5 and the USSR was at 9
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  472. sadly there is not an island left that is big enough for so many followers. you would need something the size of Australia
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  473. yes, having been in the USA I can't see how any sane person can prefer that over the EU , despite higher wages. Everything of quality is also way more expensive in the USA and the cheap stuff is low quality. Add the toxic political climate, bad infrastructure, ugly cities and tons of other cultural disadvantages and I wouldn't go there if they tripled my salary
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  474.  @derbigpr500  government money. Almost all countries with high standards of living and nice trains do partly subsidize those trains, because they think it is an important thing in the country that you can;t leave to the free market. Most countries have a system that is partial commercial and partial governmental The reason is simple. and the commercial operators aren't to blame. A 100% commercial train network would only keep the busy lines open, where the earnings > costs. otherwise they would go down. So they can;t keep open small lines to Bumfck, Nowhere. If you want to rural people to be able to get on a bus or train towards a bigger city, you have to subsidize that line. that is why you can get a 500 mile train journey in Sweden for that same 50 quid. with nice seats, and a restaurant
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  475. swords to plowshares is a very old saying....
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  476. In history, global warming deniers will be grouped with flat earth wackos as the retards of the early 21st century.
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  477.  @NaeemAminVlogs  it's too close to Talibanstan
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  478. Don't educate your former countrymen too much, we don't have the space here to house them
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  479.  @koma7252  fortunately nobody forces us to listen to (c)rap. I like old music from the 50-80s but also more modern music made with computers. My favourite modern artist (Stromae) is very good at combining the new and the old.
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  480.  @attrell  well, your video is at least $1000 cheaper than going myself, i forgive it not being the real experience
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  481. tbh, it was the first time I ever have seen this mr McCarthy say anything sensible...
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  482.  @dankmemes7342  the real solution is a form of socialist capitalism, like all the best nations in the world have: Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, Germany etc.
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  483.  @AndriyValdensius-wi8gw  not to the Netherlands, we only have one steel plant and it is also in decline, under continuous pressure to shut down , not because of brexit but due to pollution violations
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  484.  @UnrealObject  de waarheid ligt in het midden, zoals gewoonlijk, nee ze eten niet elke dag walvis.. maar ook nee, ze vissen ook niet verantwoordelijk
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  485.  @themartinandersson  I never worked there but my eyes were opened when I traveled their in my twenties for MTG tournaments (a strategic cardgame with a 'pro' competition) I remember being in San Diego and seeing all these old pensioners working as parking guards and lift boys... These people were 70+ sometimes close to 80. And not some illegal immigrants, just white americans that needed any little pay they could get to survive.... I also remember we laughed at this long boulevard with 30 fast food restaurants in a row... on each side!. If you were at a Mc Donalds sign you could actually spot the next yellow M on a bright day. And from the wealthy city center, within a few blocks you walked into a shady dirty area. However, the city center was quite walkable and had good public transport , I stayed there a week and with busses and the city tram I could go everywhere easily. And going to the beach in january was amazing. I think this was in 2001 or 2003
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  486. Meanwhile a bazillion Germans come shopping in Enschede every Saturday... (well before corona anyway) And it's not just for clothes and stuff, you hear a lot of German in our supermarkets too. Prices are not that far apart, except on alcohol.
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  487. Not many people actually want them, they are not very suited for our traffic. And in general low quality compared to Japanese and European cars. Of course there will always be some americana enthusiasts that DO want them, but they are a niche market . You can look at Tesla for evidence, those cars are american and became very popular (before the recent outfall because of Musk) and those cars were better suited for european environments
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  488. yeah, and that is getting very noticable, since most things you were the best in were about half a century ago....
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  489. just take your 20K and buy the best used car that fits your needs. your new car will only be new for a few months, after that there is practically no difference with one a few years old.
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  490. it's the most embarrassing thing that will happen in the USA in the 21st century... I don't see how anybody can top this disgrace (unless they invade Mexico and start WW3 or something like that)
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  491. @Phillip Banes Hitler was a fascist . not a socialist. And why do you think I am anti American? I like many Americans, many of my favourite youtube channels I watch the most are made by Americans. I am thankful for the financial aid of americans in situations like the current war in Ukraine. But I am not a blind fanboy, I am not afraid to criticize aspects of the United States that are not so positive.
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  492.  @nnnnnn3647  It's up to the Poles and other 'new to the free market' people to build up their businesses to such quality that ignoring them would be foolish. I believe they can do it. Many other nations have proven it can be done, from South Korea to Estonia... I would be happy to buy Polish windows if have the finances to build a house here in the West.
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  493.  @falloutking2819  I am happy that things are ok for you, and I didn't say the USA has no middle class, I just say that I would not want to BE american middle class (even if that would mean I have more money than I have now) , as the country in general is very unappealing for somebody who is living in a better country in the EU. (as in quality of life better, not financial, but I guess I have said that 3 times now)
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  494.  @nina-toysfun7978  why are your upset somebody criticizes something YOU are not. exploiting channels DO exist. if you are not one of those, don't feel addressed , it;s not meant at you
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  495.  @thomaspaine9420  you are right, we have small cities , but we have an area called Randstad that is basically a 5-8 million city , it;s just a dozen of the smaller ones grown together with a little bit of greenery left in the middle . It's about the same size as the 9 counties of SF bay area
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  496.  @tt-ir4im  no, the Dutch are the tallest people in the world (and then the Serbs) But 6'8 would still be rare here, about 1 in 250 males reach that. but 6'5 is pretty common. Every school class in the final year has boys reaching 6'5
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  497. his grandmother was a religious zealot, she would probably thing it was a devil's device
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  498. the usa still has capital punishment , don;t they? I can think of one more thing of Donnie they could (should?) take....
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  499. but male bears are very bad parents, worse than any human.
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  500.  @timelwell7002  Make Olde Albion Relevant (Again?)
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  501.  @dudester873  Cain and Able are mythical characters like King Arthur and Robin Hood. Emperor Nero is a real historical figure but what he actually did is not always certain as the historians who wrote about him might lie to us.
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  502. sponsorblock auto skips those sections
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  503. without war they would never have discovered so much in such a short time, it requires a war to be able to free so many resources (money, people, etc) towards such research. Almost everything had to be sacrificed for the arms race. (The same, to a lesser degree for the cold war) .
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  504. but why did they call it a straw if it was a paper? or did they use real straws before that?
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  505.  @dom3827  you are so wrong, I can't even understand how you came to this insanity . european cars were very austere compared to american ones in every decade up until the year 2000 or so. and I am saying this as a follower of Jeremy 'Every american car is shite' Clarkson. i don't like american cars. the only thing they had going for them in the 20th century was luxury. Maybe you mistake european luxury cars for middle class cars. They were not. even basic audi's and mercs were quite rare (outside germany) the ordinary john dick and harry didn;t buy them, they had a VW Golf or a Renault 19 or a Opel Kadett/Astra With manual windows, no AC. If they were young they would have a Polo and when they were a bit older with a family maybe a Passat. nowadays every 20 year old kid can buy a cheap Audi A4 with every option, but that wasn;t the case back then.
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  506. most of those finds happened many decades ago, so they restored 30 or 40 year old vehicles, and once restored kept them in good condition for museums, re-enactments or other clubs
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  507. @ you didn't watch the video did you? If you did, try again and this time pay attention to the central theme of the video which is : YOUR car dependant life style IS THE ONE THAT DOES NOT pay for itself, but instead is subsidized by the city dwellers that pay more tax and don;t need all the rural car infrastructure that is needed for big box stores and 5 mile long fastfood stroads
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  508.  @matusfekete6503  'Will it start and drive home 700 miles?' have seen plenty of those youtubers.....
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  509.  @thisguy2720  cares, it seems
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  510. chinese industry doesn't terrify the west, only the chinese government's financial practices does. and yes , we know asians can make good cars, Japan and South Korea have lead the way
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  511.  @jordancambridge4106  what AI script did you use to gobble up this gibberish nonsense?
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  512. alleen rijkswaterstaatnerds gebruiken die juiste termen. 99,9% van de bevolking noemt een het gewoon 4baans.. je kunt beter een andere battle kiezen, dit gaat je niet lukken
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  513.  @BananaBlooD9517  in our brick and concrete housing in europe we have two types of walls. the very sturdy outer walls (and sometimes a few inner walls are also like this in larger houses) and thinner inner walls. The houses are build in a way that you can break out those thinner walls when you want to make a bigger room. To some degree. But enough to be able to change the layout or expand the house . People often do this kind of work when the house gets a new owner
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  514.  @RudolfKooijman  no, $300 is his income after expenses, but probably before taxes. and he works more hours a day
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  515.  @varuzhshakbazyan5732  with your mindset we would still live in caves banging rocks together. All human progression involves taking risks
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  516.  @JordanGreenYT  Berlin is also 5 hours.. ok maybe 6 from Apeldoorn
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  517.  @zeevkeane6280  love everyone* lol * everybody as long as you are not a women, gay, black or Bengali.............
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  518.  @irminschembri8263  typo.. it's Sushi Runak 🤪
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  519. well actually, I might chose to mug the grandpa if I was a street robber for 2 reasons: A) easier target. B) Probably wealthier because when I see somebody walk dressed as a LV-Gucci billboard my first thought is that it's probably fake knockoffs. While gramps might have a fat wallet. a real rich person would drive his Mercedes , not walk
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  520.  @walterhartwellwhite8022  the divine message is not true, as in factual true. (whatever truth believers see in it is their business) But this shows that there's at least some history in the royal lineage of iron age bible tribes . But it's not much more than a list of kings, any christian or jew that thinks that validates the whole bible is delusional
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  521. many boomers in the west are the richest generation in history. basically everybody that worked 40 years and paid of their homes are very rich. But not everybody could do that, some of their generation missed out for various reasons.
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  522. As for land use, this is the Netherlands, you can 't just say 'hey we have a new station, let's re-develop the surrounding area. All the land is owned, and especially around Driebergen Zeist, owned by a lot of old money on old land with huge estates and institutions (the park you mentioned is part of that) there is no way that they would sell it it put some apartments or more office blocks on it 'because the transport infrastructure now is so nice' Some of the land might also be part of a nature reserve. In Kampen the situation is different. the land would obviously still be owned, but it's farm land / polder. with relative few parties involved. it's much easier there to make a destination plan, and put a whole area as future 'woonwijk' , buy out the few farmers and start planning and building.
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  523.  @KoenPrins  not in Amsterdam, unless you have a highly skilled job with appropriate high salary .
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  524.  @EJChezz  did you land any dates with them girls?
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  525.  @stevan2399  at least in the US the crooky politicians get eventually (after long delays) brought before a judge
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  526. Impossible to enforce, the LIAR can always claim they were so stupid they really believed it.
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  527. looks like they aren't that well educated after all
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  528. It's been a while, I have to reread that novel, it's one of my favourites of all time.
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  529. WE HAVE ONE of those PLANES on the roof of my apartment building! in the Netherlands! Long story short, it was put there by a group of artists, as an art project. It was an old soviet plane, I think build in 1954, that ended up in one of the Baltic states and then was bought by an collector in the Netherlands. It finally was falling apart and was about to be scrapped around the year 2000, but instead it was given to this artists club, who stripped it and restored the bodywork as well as they could and then mounted it on the roof of the building. The engine was also removed, but some of the interior still exists including old soviet instruments. You can get on the roof and get inside.
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  530.  @sanderd17  ty, I watched many videos, but you are the first to explain it this clear and briefly
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  531. Een andere Maarten ('t Hart) had hier een leuke anecdote over. Een klasgenootje had deze tekst gelezen en als vroom meisje wilde ze uiteraard graag doen wat Jezus fijn vind, dus als iemand aan haar vroeg wat ze later wilde worden, dan zij antwoordde zij 'hoer!' (niet wetende wat dat was)
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  532. you can't not have a car in those suburbs, that is the whole american sub theme of this channel
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  533. same is happening in the us of a right now in 2025
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  534. don't forget that she never dot's her i's! a true sign of a wicked person.
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  535. I climbed up the TV tower near Tallinn this summer. You could even walk outside at 200m altitude and sit on the ledge if you dare (with proper safety measures)
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  536. @Ricky Tenderkiss. Of course. all Australians get released in the wild when they are 6 years old, at 8 they go check who's still alive, those can come back. The only way to build a strong nation in those harsh conditions. (floods, fires, droughts, storms, visiting New Zealanders)
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  537. You have some great beers, but I haven't found a Kriek yet that I liked
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  538. I prefer at least 10 other Queen songs over BR, but I don;t hate it. It's ok, but it just doesn't have that wow factor that many other queen songs give me.
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  539.  @АлександрШтейн-т2я  what kind of idiot reply is that? Is it so difficult to believe that some boy would save up his allowance to buy a record? That happened all the time in the 80s.
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  540.  @crystal4ik  Turkey is much better than Russia , ALL of south america (except Venezuela) is better. As for Africa, some countries are better, some are worse. But right now I would trade Russia for any African country that is not in a war itself.
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  541.  @mikesvacation  I am from mainland Europe, but I like British (it's with one 't' btw) television , hence my name on youtube
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  542. I recognize that problem, but a bit different: in countries like Spain or Italy they have a bazillion catholic holidays that no foreigners know about, so even if it's not sunday you have to check if it's not some Local Holy Saint Day
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  543.  @K9V1  in the next decade everything will be USB-C , soon you will discover that you can never have enough USB-C cables
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  544. China will go there, I think they have a real route planned out for the next few years and go there around 2030 or sooner. They have the money and a reason to go: to show the world they have overtaken the US as world leader. (which will also happen around 2030)
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  545. Part 8: They drag religion into every conversation
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  546. usa is a 3rd world country with a lot of resources, which makes it so that at the same time it;s also the leading 1st world country, but only for the elite
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  547.  @wayneantoniazzi2706  I love doing those things... The one time I got in trouble , was when people saw me and assumed I was staff and asked me all kinds of detailed questions I couldn't answer.
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  548.  @MuhammadAnwar-kq4iv  luckily I have a hack for that, I can park for free in a village near the airport and then take a €3 ($3) bus ride to the airport. That works perfectly fine if you only have one bag.
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  549. Born in North Carolina, Sowell grew up in Harlem, New York. Due to financial issues and deteriorated home conditions, he dropped out of Stuyvesant High School[1] and later served in the Marine Corps during the Korean War. Upon returning to the United States, Sowell enrolled at Harvard University, graduating magna cum laude[2] in 1958. He received a master's degree from Columbia University in 1959, and earned his doctorate in economics from the University of Chicago in 1968.
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  550.  @Tschacki_Quacki  more horsepower = usually a larger and more heavy car = more road wear and more impact on the environment = more taxes.. You use more, so you pay more. very logical.
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  551. eventually the economy would always win. Germany would run out of resources. (in fact that is the reason he foolishly attacked Stalin) You can plunder the occupied only once. USA +UK had access to 3/4 of the world's resources, Nazi Germany had only 3/4 of mainland europe Also, the USA would quickly catch up in tech, the germans just had a headstart because they would prepare for war since the late '30s , while America wanted to be neutral and did not put all it's weight behind it until the 40s
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  552.  @rtrefil  it was fine, move on. and grow up.
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  553. For me it was the James Bond scene during the Olympics... They only asked for permission to use some shots and a Queen double, but the Queen thought about it and said, this sounds like fun, I'll do it myself! (the palace shots, obviously not the skydiving) What a legend
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  554. Angus in his prep school outfit being one of history's most iconic rockers is just poetry.
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  555. Cannibal urges?
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  556. that house looks like houses I saw in Finland
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  557.  @Kollar0718  I agree. And my criticism is not towards any individual soviet car, but towards the system, full of bureaucracy and corruption and neglect, all together making the end product a lot worse. If you got a decent build car in eastern europe, and took good care of it, it could be a joyful possession of course, for many years.
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  558.  @Enno9  read again, I was saying this movie was filmed mostly in Spain, with small bits in Mexico and Rome
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  559.  @pell9538  all the decent Russians left the country in the past 20 years (or are planning to escape asap) so my words become more true every year.....
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  560. maybe in 2016 or around he did some interviews that were just weird
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  561. In europe every country, even the poorer ones, moved to electronic payment with chip cards a decade ago. Almost nobody ever pays cash except tourists who haven't gotten the proper bus card yet. which can indeed sometimes be a hassle to get
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  562.  @Jwdude123  are you 8 years old?
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  563.  @LewisBowels  Britain's even younger criminal cousin of course
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  564.  @user-ed7et3pb4o  and public fountains
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  565.  @TuddecBMW  I thought it was Richard 'Spaghetti Bolognese' Hammond
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  566.  @TuddecBMW  and you replied to me after just 2 hours! I call that dedication! /tips hat
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  567.  @robertnussberger2028  but most old software is just useless, except for the nostalgia factor. Unlike old music , old movies etc, which can still be enjoyed today and are arguably often better than modern stuff, old software was just very limited and primitive. Because the hardware was so weak. Not everything old is better. Software definitely was not. (except in a few fringe cass)
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  568. 33 is bigger than 2.35, so it must be better! Size does matter!
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  569. I dislike (conservative) white Christians, not white people in general.   I hope the Republican party in this form collapses and never ever comes back to power.  I think they are the root of , if not all, at least much evil, in the world today.   David A.
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  570. he is only 61, and I can easily see you rejoin within 25 years
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  571.  @duhai1836  'Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.' - Yoda religions are based on fear for the unknown
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  572.  @iswm  they are not lazy, often its because they work too hard in their chinese bubble that they never have time to do other things and learn the language properly
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  573. I didn't know that he lived here at some point, has he ever done B&B vlogs here? or are we too organized and wealthy for chaotic traveling, also severe lack of soviet mosaics
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  574.  @chibiromano5631  it's a bit sad that you had to switch from one shit country (USA) to another shit country (Russia) , education in Russia is pretty shit as well. (actual russian students tell me this) There are so many better countries in the world.
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  575. I really wonder how our Google Overlords steer our lives in this day and age. Because I live in Enschede, I visited Riga last year and 75% of the other places you mentioned in this vlog, in recent years... And lo and behold.. your channel pops up 'randomly' in my feed. Coincidence? hmmmmm....
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  576.  @noname-zj5kf  sorry I cannot read Chinese. edit: I put it through google translate. thank you for your nice reply and suggestion. I now used Baidu maps, it has a lot more compared to google, but still mostly the big cities. And it supports the view I had of a country with modern shiny parts and dusty old parts
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  577.  @mAnojkumAr___7416  No it's not.... Russians just have to stop following neofacist despots like Putin and become a democracy.. and JOIN NATO themselves! Then the Russian people can finally be free from a century of oppression and live together with all other nations in the world and prosper. If EVERYBODY in the world rallies against you except 3 other outcast states, maybe it;s time to look in the mirror and realize you are the problem yourself.
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  578. The electric car was invented 120 years ago. It always failed. Making electric cars a viable option is an accomplishment, it doesn't matter that others have invented the actual tech. He certainly played a role in that. But yeah, he has been a complete doofus in the last 10 years
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  579. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dongcheng,_Beijing European districts in Peking , read up on history
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  580.  @-wessel7877  but we must be honest, that is only around the Randstad and a few other large cities. Most of the rest of the country has typical 30 minute schedules for bus and trains, turning to once an hour in rural places
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  581.  @petrucci1794  why would it destroy the allies? USA was far stronger economically then USSR at that point + they had atomic bomb and the commies didn;t have that yet. Of course it would still be insane to continue the war, but the allies would not be destroyed
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  582.  @module79l28  yeah I agree, this seems to be a corner case , even for Czechs, and it is a bit misleading as the north american foreigner could get the idea that this is normal , while it is na special 'one of a kind beer' that is served this way
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  583. @ never! but I usually don;t drive in areas with night life scene, being Dutch I would walk or use a bike when going clubbing.. (at least when I was younger, nowadays I never go clubbing :( )
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  584. every 1st world nation is obviously a paradise compared to 3rd world countries (aka developing countries) but there are many countries ahead of the USA in development. The USA is great for the rich, not so good for the middle and lower class. If you have millions, you can buy an amazing life in the states, buy yourself out of the shit. If you don't, your environment looks pretty shabby. Note, I am talking about human made environment, public works etc. You can of course be poor and live in an amazing beautiful natural area.
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  585. Herod, Pilate, Augustus, maybe some head priest, that's about it. The majority of characters in the NT are common people who would not be recorded. We know a lot about common people in Roman times, but that's often from calamities like Pompeii and Herculaneum, where the people and their belonging were frozen in time.
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  586.  @gameswithblues8655  it really is a tragedy, these people are screwed because their pensions and savings are nothing, and you younger folks are screwed because they are still your parents and you will have to make sure they don;t starve to death in their old age
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  587. Maar weet je wel hoeveel everzwijnen de Gallische delegatie op eet tijdens die spelen? Oh wacht dat is 700 jaar later, maar toch....
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  588. and don';t forget by this time in 1989 he already was pretty sick (and knew it) . They stopped touring in 1986
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  589. you are right, but we have a saying here: "France is a beautiful country, too bad it's full of French people. " I am not entirely sure where that negativity originated from
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  590. not scared enough.. hope he does a warden Norton some day.....
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  591. In Enschede, it's a complete failure in low social class neighbourhoods. Turns out, the 'lower classes' can't be bothered to separate garbage or to use the containers properly, they just dump everything next to the nearest container, full or not. Of course not everybody is that 'aso' but enough are to make it a constant mess.
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  592.  @Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos  because it depends on where you grew up. in Tokio personal space is not the same as in Smallville, Wyoming...... I think you can figure out why that is......
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  593. don't go so a-political that you don;t bother to vote. That got your country in its current mess Always vote! Even if you don't like any of the choices, spend 1 hour of your life to research which option is the least bad in your opinion, and pick that one.
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  594. Here in the EU (Euro) it takes 5 seconds. they call it TIPS (target instant payment settlement) We have that for a few years now internationally and domestically for even longer
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  595.  @oscargr_  woke is niet hetzelfde als links
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  596.  @Ligierthegreensun  that is horrible, but at the same time a bit uplifting, because it means maybe 5%-10% of his voters won't ever make that mistake again and his base is / was smaller than he thinks
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  597. the latter, the USA economy would just overpower them in the long run, no matter what, especially because tech advantage is always temporary , as soon as you use it, the other party will be able to catch up in shorter time than you did develop it, because they don't have to reinvent the wheel.
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  598. I am too old for toktik
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  599.  @219enri1  they don't ridicule them, they are just trying to do some Top Gear style item. (Clarkson, Hammond, May Top Gear)
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  600. last vid on Daily bald is from 7 months ago and it looks like it has only a few before that? is it a dead channel?
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  601. most people are stupid
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  602. the Irish getting the Euro from the start was a brilliant move, I hope the politicians who made it happen back in the day got their praise
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  603.  @pietrojenkins6901  the flowers are not in Amsterdam, and the bikes are in every part of the Netherlands and weed you can find as easily all over Europe, so you can stay home.
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  604.  @MadeinDade47  biology is also a thing, having kids is not always possible anymore and he clearly spoke out a wish for having children
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  605.  @sadie2605  no, it's actually the ice cracking. that's part of how it works, it;s not unsafe, I mean the cracking itself is not unsafe (skating on thin ice can be risky as the video explains) . The energy of the skater's weight is transferred to the ice and causes these cracks to form, which can be hundreds of feet long, and they 'move' with the skater. But because the ice can;t go left or right or down (more ice and water support it at those 3 sides) , it doesn't break and the skater keeps being supported by the ice.
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  606. I see the same in many Spanish cities, like Malaga.
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  607. Sadly we are already overpopulated and you can only get here easily if you are rich / highly skilled tech worker
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  608.  @hunter98764  the Americans never had an aristocracy, just an elite of slave owners and other entrepreneurs. (note: I am NOT saying that the European aristocracy didn't also have their share of slave ownership)
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  609. it was a nice show but the software review part was always an obvious 'which obscure software publisher paid us the most this week to promote their random flopware '
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  610. 50 years ago American was the greatest nation, but today I would be ashamed if I lived there, no matter how wealthy I might be. I never will understand the american mindset of gathering all that personal wealth while they let the public space rot away. Even California (not exactly the poorest state) looks like a shithole compared to most of Europe and the new growing economies in Asia. Low taxes! So we can buy 2 pickup trucks and a Tesla! Yay we have the biggest and best potholes in the world!
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  611. here in the Netherlands, those are collected and given to poor people for free (Food Banks) But the Swiss don't have any poor.......
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  612. you forgot the part that he only ate raw fusilli
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  613.  @230sergio  Dutch were also just traders, they couldn't afford a conquering army
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  614. edit: above 1 million it's 2%, above 7M it's 1%+€70,000 and above 10M it's 0,5% +€120,000
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  615.  @communistpootisbirb  actually Italia is one of the most popular countries in the world and they also made the best sports cars of all time, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Lancia, Alfa Romeo and many forgotten ones
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  616. google maps is their friend
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  617.  @ABreeman  hij heeft het uitstekend begrepen en ingezien dat het een machtsinstrument was van een priesterklasse
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  618.  @ABreeman  De Jezus uit de bijbel heeft nooit bestaan, maar het is wel aannemelijk dat er een of meerder personen zijn geweest waarop verhalen over Jezus gebaseerd zijn . Een rondreizende rabbi bijvoorbeeld. Maar bewijs daarvoor is er niet, het kan ook een literaire creatie zijn uit de 1ste of 2de eeuw.
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  619. @robertfrans5633  sanderdeboer vraagt niet om je geloof puur alleen op 'de schrift' te baseren , maar om die tekst goed te bestuderen om tot het inzicht te komen dat 100% van de inhoud uit het creatieve brein van de mens komt en dat er geen buitennatuurlijke entiteiten bestaan.
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  620.  @daanmollema6366  juist, dat kan dus ook op humanisme (filosofie) gebaseerd zijn, dan heb je geen imaginaire wezens meer nodig
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  621.  @lettoreentusiasta9374  the best system is a more tamed capitalist system, which you can find in countries like Denmark or Finland. But if we rank those at 9/10, the USA with its flaws would be at least 7/10 and the USSR would be 3/10. WAAAAAY worse than the USA
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  622.  @alexbayer2365  the passive majority are almost as bad as his supporters, because they also keep him in power.
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  623.  @alexbayer2365  you will never get into the european family in the next 100 years, that ship has sailed, we won;t be fooled again. the best you can hope for is some kind of cooperation like Türkiye. And then maybe after 25 years of good behaviour and peace and real political reforms we can give it another thought again. (Any individual Russians that can escape and want to be free people with western values are welcome though)
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  624. @ that doesn't make us left wing, it only shows how distorted the muricans have become
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  625.  @sparrow_r3364  usually they can keep all the columns, ceilings and staircaises etc original. Most of the woodwork . In general it looked to be in great condition. some floors might be restorable too. I lived in a shabby old chateau for a while before it was restored. When I visited it again a few years later it was hard to believe that so much had been kept original
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  626. I don't care for any christian morals (my basic humanist values are largely the same minus the supernatural stuff and archaic weirdness) but I am sure I can learn A LOT from this eloquent farmer. And I respect him a lot.
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  627. I hear this for 6 months... I will start believing it when Ukraine finally makes a move. (I hope they can do it)
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  628. he meant for IBM compatible PC's, that is what Windows was, an OS for IBM pcs and IBM clones. that it was not made by IBM is irrelevant.
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  629. but we skated on natural ice just 12 days before...
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  630. decade? 4 decades later.......
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  631. lada 2101 is a Fiat, even after ALL those years rebuilding they still couldn't make a simple people car... George Orwell was a brilliant visionary and spot on.
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  632. I wouldn't call it meh... it has more water and tall buildings, it's quite nice, but from a totally different angle
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  633.  @toyaleejb7714  I tell my students that learning French is easy, because 2 year olds in Paris can do it! but somehow they don;t believe me
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  634.  @sjbict  if a genie visits me and I get 3 wishes, one of them would be to enchant all their cars in a way that they get 4 flat tires the first time they break a traffic rule.... It would be hilarious to see how many make it to their work in the morning......
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  635. don't eat the yellow snow!
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  636. not dealing drugs or get into gunfights gives you many bonus points!
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  637. it did, but it was in text form . lots of stories and ascii art
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  638. that's one reason, but I (european) think it's fair to say they WERE ahead in a lot of things , but that was more in the 1950s-1980s.. Since the 21st century other parts of the world have caught up or even surpassed them in some ways
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  639. Bond, James Bond
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  640.  @effinareenwisy  I guess, the knowledge who he was would calm me down. No matter how crazy fast it goes, I would know it was is a professional racing driving doing his job and that would make it less scary. I would probably be more scared if I went 20% slower sitting next to some random amateur because I wouldn't know how much trust I can put in his skill.
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  641.  @rhondah1587  I would just toss him in the swamps in florida, let the gators have a snack (after he died of course)
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  642. Why didn't the soviets make (small) storage units on the ground floor or in the basement for the people living in apartment blocks. That doesn't cost too much and would make living better. In the west even the cheapest social housing blocks have this, so people can at least keep a bike or some other meager possessions under lock.
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  643. @ArDeeMee these days many people use plastic trees, which look quite like the real thing if you get a quality one. But yeah, it doesn't have a real purpose, but it used to be a fun event if you have young kids, to set it up, make decorations and quibble about which ball goes on this branch. I think it;s a nice family activity.
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  644. well, I still have not seen any ads, here in the EU on YT, so so far my defense is holding up.
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  645.  @tony_5156  and you plan to stay there the rest of your life? As a hermit?
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  646.  @Dr.D00p  wrong. my university had 10 Mbs in 1994, and that included connections to worker and some student dorms, in 1995 and 1996 this was rolled out to EVERY student dorm, so it was certainly possible to have such a fast speed in 1995. Note this was very rare, my university was one of the first places in the world to develop this, but I am sure some laboratories like you speak of had this even earlier in 1992 or 1993 ... tech is always older than you think
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  647.  @dilianaran6845  in my country 20k is becoming normal for a new bathroom, even with basic materials. everything is expensive, houses are expensive. the house is 400k for a small city house. things like new bathrooms or kitchens move up in price with the housing prices. You can't negotiate lower prices because the workers have 100 more jobs in their schedule, there is an insane shortage of workers. Why do you think those Poles come here? They work hard, make a bundle and buy their own house in Poland.
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  648.  @warrax111  why pinpoint Crysis? you could make the same argument about Doom or the 7th Guest or Half-Life or Diablo or GTA San Andreas or World of Warcraft or numerous other titles
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  649. you can pause it at any time you like these days. what are you talking about?
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  650.  @ardfard101  that sounds as a progressive muslim family. why would you call them conservative? In which ways are they still conservative (as they are progressive in feminism)
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  651.  @Yordleton  but those systems just replaced gods with the worship of the Leader (Mao, Stalin, Kim etc) basically a kind of return to the God-Kings of Antiquity
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  652.  @rubenfranzen8912  the only places in the Netherlands without at least a cafe and a supermarket and a Kruitvat are the tiniest hamlets 100 people. In 99% of Dutch homes you can easily walk to a supermarket
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  653. your problem that you never really got a good revolution, in past centuries, the one with chopping blocks...
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  654. ​ @reman3000  I am 44, took it 25 years ago and forgot most about it. But watching this does help to shine some light in the dark crofts of my memory
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  655. He is a great talent! the USA is in many ways a country in trouble, but he brings us, the viewers the positive things of the USA , without closing his eyes for the problems. He is the best ambassador for the USa I know at the moment (I am not an American myself, and quite critical of the country)
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  656. That sounds like it is straight from an Indiana Jones movie.....
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  657.  @j3i2i2yl7  what about beta black lotusses? it's just a piece of cardboard
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  658. that behaviour is not slavic but universal. I have seen plenty of those in the West
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  659. Ik hoop dat jij een jaar of 13 bent, anders is het wel erg zielig voor je ouders om met zo'n mislukt kind opgescheept te zitten.
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  660. but this was about the last time he would really sing most songs during concerts, from the 90s onwards more and more would be replaced by pre recorded audio and after the Dangerous tour he would bvarely sing anything again live
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  661. it's only at an all time high because of Putin and his warmongery. Everybody turned to the norwegians, please please sell us everything you got and more. I think they would have done a much slower production rate without this war, to save more for the future
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  662.  @bobwallace9814  over a long time. that's the sad thing, it can be good for the individual yet slowly ruin the whole society in the long run because it;s not sustainable. but don't take my word for it, research it if you are interested.
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  663. Grats Mona! It must be hard, but it was the right thing to do. I hope you can have a family and circle of friends for yourself, now or in the future.
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  664. Wie hat das funktioniert, haben alle deutschen Kinder Niederländisch gelernt?
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  665. when I was a boy I never knew the meaning of this song, I just liked the song
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  666. nou nou, let's not overdrijf.. 4/5 foreign languages? No way! English and maybe a little bit of a 2nd one. Foreign language education is quite bad in the Netherlands
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  667. yes, by getting the same loans from another bank..... next time just watch the video
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  668. Space is luxury. No space means it can't be luxurious, it doesn't matter if you make everything out of gold , satin and nappa leather , if it is cramped, it won't be luxurious. these people deserve better and Japan should be able to do better, with it's shrinking population, they must have space somewhere. I don't say that everybody needs a mansion, a small house can be luxurious, but these wardrobes cannot.
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  669.  @franconero181  I always assumed all those Nigerian Princes that need my help to transfer their inheritance got rich of the foreign aid :D
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  670. they lost that at least 25 years ago, with GWBush
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  671. wait till you learn about B-52s........
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  672. are they any British car manufacturers left to pick clean? I thought they had finished that 2 decades ago.....
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  673. +Fastskull. that doesn't matter. I am 42 and I have not the slightest idea who Logan Paul is and I don't need to know. Teenagers watch 50 youtube videos a day , while the older generations watch none, or maybe 5 a week. My parents are 70 , they don't even watch 5 a year, they still put in a CD when they want to listen to music.
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  674.  @PanzerBuyer  no, it was fixed , either welded or with concrete. It was just a dark rusty hole, It smelled bad and usualy there was some water inside. but it was exciting to climb inside
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  675. lol
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  676.  @Joker-yw9hl  you can easily go to Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, etc and survive on English. Tons of expats don't learn the native language. After a few years people will laugh at you a bit if you still can't speak Dutch or Danish, but if you stay in your bubble, you will be fine. You don't harm anybody except yourself by not learning the language and we all speak reasonable english. The only countries this can be a problem are the very large ones, France, Italy etc, those are so large that they can afford to do 95% of their business in their native language, so foreigners have to adopt
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  677.  @kristopherguilbault5428  National Geographic magazine would publish those pictures, for us non scientists. I read them as a small boy in europe in the 1980s and they had a lot of space stuff
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  678.  @dom3827  dude, I am a 47 year old european, i life in the netherlands, I have been checking out cars and car magazines for 40 years. You only give top of the line examples, like an 80s Opel Senator with board computer, a car that was like 0.01% of Opels sales!!!! How hard is it to understand that 90% of their sales were basic corsa's kadett's and ascona's , 9% were slightly more luxurious managament cars, like the Record and 1% were luxury sedans. Do i really have to scan my old car magazine articles of the 80s and 90s to show you how basic the average SOLD car was? In the same period, americans didn;t drive hondas and ford trucks.. Have you ever watched any american movies? they drove chevies, fords, plymouths, oldsmobiles . and yes, later also hondas and toyotas. look up best selling car per year in Car and Driver. It;s ALL sedans and hatchbacks all 80s and 90s the most sold card from 1978 to 1981 was the Oldsmobile Cutlass. It had automataic gearbox, power steering, power windows, power locks, AC, all kinds of stuff you didn;t find in european common people cars. Or we look 10 years later, 89-91 best selling car was Honda Accord. It would have much more electronic gadgets than a similar prices EU car, because Americans expected that kind of stuff and europeans were just getting used to it in high end cars. Yes sure you can find an audi in 1990 with the same, but it would be much more expensive. I would say that it would take another decade for trim levels to be equally all over the world.
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  679. In my country the letters for the USA are VS... I read your comment thinking it was about that country..... and everything fits!
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  680. I guess you have gotten your answer last year.... is it clear now?
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  681. russia is a criminal state, anybody with a minimum of conscience would disapprove of russia. Russian people can be great and it;s ok to be friends with them. (unless they work for the criminal regime obviously)
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  682.  @Badgersj  the sad thing is that those BBC productions with those flaws are still way better than anything else on mainstream tv on the subject.
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  683.  @davidwallace4665  and your people are also great (most of them)
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  684. I have a Philips, it's kinda hard to clean. So I picked up a 2nd one from a thrift store that looked almost new, as if it was only used maybe once. Let's see if this one is better, although I forgot which brand it is.
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  685.  @KhouryNatalie  USS Enterprise
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  686.  @gbormann71  yes, that is because factories can't just all change in 1 day, so when they knew the law would start on July 1 they began changing the production lines, months in advance. maybe even in 2023
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  687.  @UnusualandCruel  what a bullshit, it's just some bed linen that needs to be replaced, maybe €10 fee would be appropriate , and it had to be washed anyway . and let's not pretend they have €100 bed sheets, most of those places uses IKEA stuff
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  688. @Enderlance why? They are very common in smaller gardens where a petrol engine mower is overkill. It's annoying to mow with a cable, but with a bit of practice you can work out a system where it doesn't obstruct you. (I had to do a lot of mowing as a child)
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  689.  @ThePaperKhan  when your garden isn't large enough to warrant the purchase and upkeep of a petrol mower? they are perfect for small patches of grass.
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  690.  @TheDude1980  of course it is, he doesn;t walk around randomly but finds the most run down streets. I checked Plymouth on google streetview, 95% of the town looks ok sure it ain't bevery hills, but's ok. there are still plenty 46,000 pubs. sure this used to be 60,000 , so many closed , but every village still has one or more
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  691. but, does any established lawyer of name any work for him without a significant down payment? Ok, if your a newbie and can use the publicity, i can somewhat understand. but he is in so much trouble I suspect he needs some heavy hitters
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  692.  @randalsaladbar  are you nuts? by sheer population, China will always be a top 3 economy, no matter how much they screw up. in the long run it will be USA, China, India, the only question is, in what order...... the rest of the top 10 are dwarfs compared to those big 3 (note india is not there yet, I am speaking about future india in 2030 onwards)
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  693.  @AL-lh2ht  explain. economy is based on people. a billion poor people (china) still have more economic output than a 10 million rich people (sweden) , because there are 100 times as many of them. it will take many many years of decline before china falls out of the top 3
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  694. I think he understands that, based on his monologue on this part of the video
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  695.  @gustavmeyrink_2.0  for me Mercedes Benz will always be the #1 automotive brand in the world, because they just did EVERYTHING, from F1 cars to Taxi's to Tractors to Police Vehicles to massive semi trucks
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  696.  @pauldurkee4764  it's still better here (NW Europe) than anywhere else . If we give up, we can't go elsewhere and expect it to be better
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  697. 90% of it was designed in japan
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  698. I like Lidl too, we have both in the Netherlands . I often buy home and garden stuff there, when I need something that I don't use often, it's good value for money. (when I use it all the time, I will rather buy a more expensive item.
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  699.  @gordonlloyd9335  the elephant turns into a mouse
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  700. it will drag on for years, with appeals to the supreme court. as long as he will never hold any office I don't care much if or when he is in jail or if he dies from heart failure first. his world falling apart and the whole world (except his magidiots) knowing what a criminal and outcast he is will make his remaining years miserable.
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  701. those hoods might be fenced off at a larger scale , to keep the riff raff out.... gated communities
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  702. Ik wist dat het een Audi zou zijn nog voor de video begon......
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  703.  @ut000bs  we are not in 1950 anymore, grow up. the world has changed, murica can't be the industry production powerhouse it was a century ago anymore.
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  704. You guys never heard of the classic song 'Oh my darling, oh my darling Oh my darling, Clementine' ?
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  705. that thing? lol my city has buildings for higher education bigger than that, and we are not exactly a nation known for its skyscrapers....
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  706.  @LegateMalpais  most cow barns contain exact 0 bulls, just for your information.....
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  707.  @EthanKristopherHartley  what does that mean? (I am from EU, not UK, genuine question)
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  708.  @EthanKristopherHartley  yeah ty, I was asking the question before I reached that part
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  709. try Belgium....
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  710. heeft iedereen nog te veel gedronken bij de kerstdiners ofzo? wat een onzin komt hier langs de hele tijd
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  711.  @Jvanschalkwyk1  they could join in the 1990s they chose not to , because you have to be a civilized country with rule of law to join the club, and autocrats and oligarchs decided it was more beneficial for them to plunder the CCCP legacy for their own gains.
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  712.  @beyondEV  NO, not yet, schoolvakantie starts in a few weeks
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  713. Why do they build a whole town there when it erupts every 20 years
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  714. better late than never
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  715. the first system cost $500, the 2nd one would be $5000 if not $25000
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  716. she was very modest, 1000 is like €0,25 or $0,25
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  717.  @ota9866  so, let's say you hold a football match, on which of the 9 fields? any spectator on the opposite side would need binoculars to see anything. It would only be sensible to sit in 1 corner of the complex and use the field at that corner
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  718. I always heard bad things about Peugeots (plus Top Gear jokes) but when my grandmother passed 90 years of age she couldn't drive safely anymore. so she gave her small peugeot to me , to use as a 2nd family car. I must say it is one of the best cars I ever had, it never let us down, we don;t do ANY maintenance except the required minimal and it just keeps going . We only use it for about 5000 miles a year max. (and it;s not a 309, it;s a bit newer.) it doesn't have much in power or luxuries, but it has AC and cruise control so it;s a pleasant drive in any condition. It's now 15 years old and I don;t think I will replace it until it breaks down.
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  719. But america IS in decline.. At least culturally. Trumpism is proof enough of that. Half the population feels so left out that they vote for a psychopath in hope they can make a change. Still going strong economically, yes, but the divide between rich and poor, educated and ignorant is growing every year. And that is very dangerous.
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  720. in soviet russia you don't pick musical instrument, instrument picks you!
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  721. I visited the baltic countries in 2023 ( ok only the 3 capitals) I liked it, despite the expensive groceries, which I could afford because I am from the decadent West. Maybe the rest of the countries are still backwater villages with dirt roads, but the capitals are charming, I especially liked the 18th- 19th century architecture and I am glad that the soviet occupation did not destroy that. You could see that once upon a time the Hansa trading brought a lot of wealth to the Baltics.
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  722.  @Voltomess  meanwhile, you have to pay millions US $ (or EU €) for buildings from the 1700s, 1800s in London , Paris and Amsterdam. They are still the same old buildings, but well kept and modernized inside.
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  723. only very simple medicines are sold like that. prescription drugs are only sold in official drug stores and you will need a doctor's receipt
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  724. I wish you all the best and I hope you all find your own Tommy or Gina.... Tommy used to work on the docks, union's been on strike He's down on his luck, it's tough, so tough Gina works the diner all day, working for her man She brings home her pay, for love, mmm, for love She says, "We've gotta hold on to what we've got It doesn't make a difference if we make it or not We've got each other and that's a lot for love We'll give it a shot" Whoa, we're half way there Whoa oh, livin' on a prayer Take my hand, we'll make it, I swear Whoa oh, livin' on a prayer
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  725. I call bs, everybody knows Chinese only eat rice, not bread....
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  726.  @zorakornev946  he would get rejected. only political opponents of the Kremlin or other refugees from actual regime oppression would get a status. They would look at his case: oh, you already got out of Russia and are in a safe country? Next! Look, he actually says the same in this video... But some people are blind and deaf and don;t want to hear it,
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  727. Ok, we have a lot of them, BUT can we shoot the person who invented the WIPKIP? Most useless 'play'equipment ever, nobody likes them.
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  728. Boring, but accurate. Of all the regulars in this show , he made the best predictions (I base this on binge watching a few dozen episodes in the past week, from 1985 to 1999, I didn't watch all, just cherry picked titles that looked interesting)
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  729. never underestimate the stupidity of people who follow the likes of putler, t.rump and musk
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  730. I did 7 countries in central europe last summer ( by car though, I am too old for Flixbus) Can recommend it, whatever transport you take
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  731.  @musiclists8761  I reported him for hate speech, if we all do that he might get banned or at least sod off
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  732.  @varyolla435  thank you for writing the best replies on you YouTube that I have ever read.
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  733. Are you nuts? 100 better countries also have a shortage of IT workers, pick any other country .
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  734.  @UshankaShow  don't listen to him, he voted for a Dutch version of Tucker Carlson. In reality , we had some price increases, but not worse than other countries and not outrageous. my yearly rent increase was just $25 per month . Food went up, but some food has come down a bit since 2023
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  735. I hope Comrade Wayne Cheeseburger reads this comment, great analyse of what makes Bald and Loaded channel tick
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  736. Enschede Gronau ist gut 12 Kilometer entfernt. Das kann man nicht vergleichen. Ich lebe in Enschede und es können sechs Monate vergehen, ohne dass ich nach Gronau komme
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  737.  @gcymous9160  1980s not 70s. in the seventies you would not find a harddrive of 30 mb. and if it existed it would cost $400,000 or 4 million. in the early eighties the first hard drives appeared, 10, or 20 mb
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  738. it was even the same in the West, but 100 years earlier , then they got rich while the commies stayed poor
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  739. I hope you get out and find a better nationality Aleksandra. You deserve better. Its the right thing to do because even if Putler dies tomorrow and Ruzzia stops the war, it will take 20 years before we start trusting Russians again.
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  740.  @Cyber_Putin_Soldiers  That will be the day! Meanwhile, I'll get back to my cosy life in the free world. Gimme a call if you guys head this way, I'll show you around and buy you a beer. (sorry we don't have vodka)
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  741.  @K9V1  my cheap Motorola 2017 phone already had usb-c, it's not like they introduced it last year , USB -C is just the new USB -A, a standard on everything from laptops to raspberry pi's., to phones etc. it's in the bloody name UNIVERSAL Serial BUS U S B. and if you want to use some older Apple products, no problem, just keep using your lightning cables. I know Apple makes stuff that last a long time. I still use Ipads from 2015 because they still function well , the battery is still good, the screen is still ok and 32gb is enough for me, I don;t need 128gb
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  742.  @VilkatisJanis  that's because your country knows PROGRESS a word that Ruzzians don;t understand.. I went to Riga last summer, very nice city
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  743.  @coco_rthritis6462  please also use Celsius next to your Fahrenheit so the rest of the world can understand what you are talking about
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  744.  @yanasosnovskaya864  russia is doing its best to break the record of longest dark past, 400+ years and counting..
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  745.  @jujutrini8412  you never had a proper revolution that led to a lot of heads rolling.. (r maybe you had but it was too long ago in the dark ages)
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  746. waar is die? een rondje A'dam Den Haag Rotterdam?
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  747. small plants grow within a year or two, but for trees... decades
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  748.  @Grannathinks  you were never the strongest democracy, just the richest and most powerful democracy
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  749.  @Tethloach1  the internet was great when it was only used by business people and students ( aka nerds) , when it reached the dumb masses, it went downhill
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  750.  @toneloc-cz2xi  you are mistaken if you think the current 'recession' here is in any way a problem. We still have an large shortage of skilled workers, unemployment is low
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  751. dude, they are conservatory students, playing grand piano's and cello's etc. you can't expect them to be interested in WW2 (they might, but it's not typical subject for them)
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  752.  @Kingx90  lol, he certainly did not have less schooling than you.... maybe you should read his biography.. the boy taught himself to write in latin at age 12 to be able to write a diary his grandmother couldn;t read. at 18 he went to Cambridge to study Mathematics
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  753. you underestimate helicopter parenting.. that virus has also reached the netherlands.
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  754. yeah, so far I have only watched his former USSR travels, somehow I have zero interest in other parts of the world he has been to
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  755.  @trapbandicoot7877  I know how you feel.. I could travel with an Ukrainian girl about 10 years ago, sadly I wasn't in the financial situation to make it happen, one of my biggest regrets. I am very open to new cultures and not afraid of strangers at all and good at making contact, but without any skill in Russian it's too difficult for me. I should have tried harder to make it happen.
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  756.  @The_Ultimate_Ground_Of_Being  there will be one for sure. plenty of women live off grid or aspire to do that. Maybe there will be a solar powered refrigerator at some point, but a loving relationship is a compromise and I think Titus will be happy to do that.
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  757. @ why not? We have people from all over the world here, including every African country you can think of and every North or South American country as well. Did you feel you wouldn't fit in?
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  758. the country is so huge, but the english speaking community is so small, I think I now have seen 5 youtubers from Russia who all have visited each other in some video within a year, despite sometimes living 5000km apart. (And since the war they now all live in other countries) I hope you all can see each other again someday, maybe even a reunion with all of you once it is peace again.
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  759. that is actually a HUGE deal for the average PC user. you guys forget that they don't have half (50%) your knowledge about computing but rather just 5% and would be hopelessly lost with Linux or MacOS
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  760. For the laundry 'problem' (I travel a lot on my own) I like to stay at least 1 night per week traveling in some kind of apartment or room that people rent out with a washing machine. Sometimes they even come with a dryer. I then do all my washing immediately on arrival and it should be dry the next day again .
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  761.  @samuelgard2824  people die for false things all the time through history. you can genuinely believe something that is not true. Another thing, ghese martyr stories have no historical evidence and could just be propaganda by later christians. but even if they happened that is no proof for a god. You doing science is no proof either, it just means you have some other reason (emotional reason) for your faith, because logic has nothing to do with it.
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  762. they can learn english, like the rest of us. (I am not from england myself) You need English in this global world anyway.....
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  763.  @JordanGreenYT  no hurry, it's fun to try out several other countries if it fits your and your girlfriends interest (and is financial viable)
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  764. #lock#him#up
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  765. This year, we got self scan checkouts in our local Aldi and Lidl (another German low cost competitor) I like that, because the long waiting line sometimes was a reason for me to not shop there and rather go to a 'normal' store with more staff
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  766. can you explain the lingo? Easy left maybe, 200 right, 50 right maybe, etc
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  767.  @janetpartyka5968  who says he ever voted for Trump? maybe he wised up in 2016
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  768. in west europe we have central heating for common people since the 1920s
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  769.  @tankacebo9128  I think it is important. I learned a few important facts from this video, namely how Hitler tried to seize power before he got it legally in 1933. I vaguely knew about his endeavours in the 20s, but I didn't know München was the center of his operations. Another thing that videos like this show is the appeal that nazism must have had on common people. With all the pomp and circumstance it's easy to see how the average Joe (or Hans) would want to be part of this cool club.
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  770. Wow I didn't expect so many people to be interested in container shipping
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  771.  @xecor3743  there are stories on the interwebs on bald's younger days , there is even a subreddit dedicated on archiving all his juvenile faux pas.... Anyway even if some of it might be true, I don;t care, everybody deserves a second chance and today's Bald is a champion vlogger , producing high quality entertainment for millions.
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  772.  @Ob1sdarkside  once a people have the same kind of leaders for hundreds of years, despite multiple revolutions they get a bit suspicious themselves......
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  773. You also used to have respectable presidents, not grifting cult leaders / mob bosses.
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  774.  @stephmaccormick3195  Trump is a horrible nasty, evil person, but he is a saint compared to Putler. So the comment ages pretty well actually
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  775. don't spread nonsense, I am a single man, in a mediocre job in the EU, nothing fancy. My salary has gone up 10% last year and 24% since 2020 . I can't buy a house, but I have a nice, modern, large rental apartment that suits all my needs, I can go on holiday multiple times a year, (this year I go to Japan) I can buy all the food I like and put 20% of my income into savings.
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  776. I went to Poland for the first time in my life last summer. It was much better than I expected. I only stayed in the area of Krakau (Kraków ) because my car broke down and I had no time to go north once it was fixed, but everything was great except the young police officer who insisted to give me a fine for walking on a road forbidden for pedestrians, when I only wanted to ask them for directions!!!! They were talking to somebody else, so I thought, ok let's walk to the police car and ask... Turned out they were fining that other person and when I showed up, I also got a fine! Anyway, the country was well organized, clean, safe and I saw a lot of progress and new wealth. I do know that usually this doesn't mean everybody profits, often there are parts of the population that can exploit all the new economic opportunities and get rich and other parts of the population that are left behind. So I know it's not utopia, but it is certainly developing nicely.
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  777. no, this guy looks at the ideal picture of the fairly wealthy middle class european. Of course all kinds of europeans wear more sloppy clothes, but that is not the Lacoste advert picture he takes as the ideal
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  778. the key point is that in 10 years they will be 40% and in 10 more years 35% etc. (it might go even faster than this) Oh and this is not from them becoming less white, but mainly them becoming less christian.
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  779. be glad, you could build it again! Building is fun
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  780. heaven is a place on earth..... (all religions are man-made wishful thinking , by scary folks without imagination) Christianity is one of the worst by the way. that one is really poisonous.
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  781. Pink Floyd
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  782. Microsoft Office used to cost $1500 as well. Before that they sold Excel and Word etc all separately and it would be even more added up, easily a few thousands. Bill '100 billion' Gates' fortune is based on those fat years. If you find business computer magazines from 1992, or 1998 and 2003 you can see the price development of these expensive commercial software suites.
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  783.  @tanmoyeeghosh7180  since India (at least the highly educated part) is fluent in English, I find that believable
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  784. all? ALL? they multiply like rabbits...
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  785. I guess you don;t have grandchildren Jim. But if you have, ask them, you will learn that they don;t give a damn about your mechanic nostalgia, they live in a different world .
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  786.  @giegiebee1959  That makes a lot of sense.
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  787.  @BlownMacTruck  you can easily limit yourself to only watch quality youtube content, just get some discipline . 95% of TV content was trash anyway , not worth watching (despite the production quality) Same with youtube.. maybe 99% is utter trash, but I don;t mind, because in that 1% that is left I can still find more than enough content to fill 100 hours a day. (which I don't have time for, so basically the choice is unlimited) All I need to do is be strict with my subs and never watch the homepage crap.
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  788. Just subscribe to only quality content and always use those, stay away from the general main page. If you do this for some time, your feed will clean up with mostly your subs and similar channels. You can improve and speed up this process by actively blocking crappy content.
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  789.  @aquifer9480  the pushing of religious blah blah into our faces in these comments is disturbing. I just illustrate how annoying it can be by doing the same with another religion. I can do Shintoism next time. Look I don't mind somebody being religious, like Titus. He is a fine young man. I also don't mind if parts of a video about Titus are about religion, because that is part of his life. I even find it interesting to learn about such a person otherwise I wouldn't watch it. But I do mind random people turning every video in an unwanted church service.
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  790. 125 out of those 150 would be dead within a few years, selling only a few thousand copies
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  791. @No Thanks yes, it's called Holland-America line (actually it goes from New York to Rotterdam, but that's almost the same as Amsterdam ) They don;t really have regular crossing lines anymore, but you can book a cruise
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  792. they have some interesting crashes
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  793.  @Astrothunder_  I think the USA is a terrible country, but if you have enough money you can create somewhat acceptable living conditions. Still wouldn't want to live there. But definitely worth a visit and there are many amazing people in the USA.
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  794. they have been brainwashed and oppressed since 1922 or earlier.... they forgot how to revolt. And the smart ones left the country if they could
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  795. cars are very useful, you can't walk long distances. you need to find a balance and not only drive or only walk, both are (in opposite ways) bad for you or your possibilities
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  796. Don't be so gloomy about your energy, you will be fine. Some people might suffer a bit this winter I don;t want to downplay that, but your economy will survive. And part of the price bumps are from the brexit , which made traded with the EU more expensive. Petrol prices are going down already, here in the Netherlands it's only 10% up since the war started (peak was 30% up) Note we have a high tax so our price is always high that's why the increase might look low on paper
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  797.  @Leo-dr6hi  what do you think I have been doing? I checked tons of them... btw none of china except Hong Kong is featured on streetview, so at best you get a few random 360 photo shots made by a local or a tourist, which are usually places of interest and not ordinary streets with no features.
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  798. I hope the nay sayers in the previous video watch this, who commented that no women in 2023 would like to share this lifestyle.
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  799. TIL that simple homes cost 1.2 Million these days.....
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  800. Time to vote blue…💙 AT everything FOR AT LEAST THE next 10 YEARS. (and also call them out for anything they do wrong, they ain't saints, but better than the cultist leaders)
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  801.  @ldorman  I said 'he played a role in it' , not 'he invented it or he build the company himself' Being a public relations front man might be all he ever was, but that was also an important job in a world that never really believed in electric cars before Tesla. His talent was convincing 3rd parties that this time it was different and it could really work
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  802. @ken good education and the internet. It's not perfect but it is already working since each generation gets less religious , and more so in the past 10 years
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  803. Hello comrade Cheeseburger Wayne, you were right about the commercials, but it's not everywhere as bad as in USA. Here in Western Europe we have far less commercials, about 75% less. and in the UK, they even have BBC with 0 commercials (except for their own programs) but the UK people have to pay a yearly fee for that luxury. I hate commercials since childhood as well and never watch any tv program with commercials, In the old days I would tape it on VHS and get rid of them, or rent a video tape. And since the internet age I would download everything without ads and use every adblocker that is out there.
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  804.  @nLocky  normally I would feel sorry for that person, but I think they can monetize it someway, being the unique one and get a good future out of it.
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  805. for me Puerto Rico sounds like vacation!
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  806.  @vidmantasb5993  The Beatles were cute and made some good songs, but not as many as these four lads. And they weren't as versatile. They also quit too soon. Had they continued for another 10 years they might have become the greatest but now I must give that title to others, Queen among them.
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  807. I hope you are joking.....
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  808.  @joeo.4546  I am not american, you are right, the deciding factor was always the industry of america. The Germans had better weapons at first (though by 1945 the americans had caught up) but never enough resources to produce enough. Stalin had not much except space and people. He needed a lot of foreign (USA) aid to build up the defense and later offence against Hitler. Russians winning the war is Putin propaganda that reached a lot of european kids for some reason. BTW I am saying this as somebody who is very critical of the USA, I think it's a horrible country at the moment. but you DID win WW2 and freed many european and asian countries. (of course with help of many other nations, before I get an angry Aussie on my back)
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  809. Blijkbaar is de wet nog niet streng genoeg, volgende keer ook maar meteen auto inleveren..
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  810. he quit that because he didn't like it. He then switched to biology I think, that makes Deacon the electronics guy, May the Astrophysicist and Mercury was the art school grad.
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  811. I would love to travel in this country, see all the old stuff and talk to the people. I am fascinated by abandoned human activity. I have the utmost respect for the folks, living there between a rock and a hard place and making the best of it, both the old and the young generation.
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  812.  @petyavodolaz  more like led them on all the way
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  813. for old games, isn't Steam or GOG adding some to make it run on modern hardware? I don't mind paying a few dollars or euros for that convenience. But I wouldn't pay a premium price for an old game, but €5 is fine.
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  814. How far we have come. I can now watch this 1985 program, and when I want to know more about mr Norman from Business land I just google it and get excellent articles from 1989 from the NY Times, addressing the rise and fall of Businessland, which was going very strong 1985-1989 but would go out of business in 1992 because they bet on the wrong horse (Steve Job's NexT machine, which was a GIGANTIC FLOP) Oh and I can get all this information for free, anywhere I go, on my phone, paying just a few dollars a month for data.
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  815. I think he is not interested in that, explained in the previous video
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  816.  @jeroen2535  I drove to the North in Germany last summer and I missed my exit (to Groningen) by 40km because it rained so hard I barely could see anything. (I was also distracted by the radio, but mostly just concentrating on safety) Only when I saw a sign Bremen 82km I knew something was wrong and I had to turn back
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  817. Wow, 10 Euros for a Vegan Burger.... that restaurant was expensive!
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  818. small cups, because you drink Espresso
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  819. thats nonsense because Aachen is right next to Maastricht and Liege. and close to all the rest of the Ruhr area. The area will annihilate Kansas City on basically everything
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  820. yeah I noticed that too lately, it used to be BMW douchebags, but Audis have certainly overtaken the top spot on the asshole list. I sometimes wish I had an old Volvo 940 or so I could just bang into them when they try one of their crazy maneuvers, but then I remember I live in a civilized country.
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  821.  @alisonwilson9749  I am a teacher myself, in my forties. Both the old system of the boomers and WW2 generation and the new methods of the gen Z have strong and weak points. I wouldn't say one is outright better, I think it's just that older people become more conservative by nature, they have more fears
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  822. probably some youtube bug
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  823. the tailgating guy probably was just a jerk, we have them too here...
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  824. Dat is echt slecht, het is belachelijk dat ze dat niet beter kunnen regelen.
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  825.  @grassytramtracks  I disagree, British tea is very good, herbal tea isn't tea, it's urine colored water.. redbush extract is horrible. Ok, coffee is ok.
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  826.  @frempy4426  That is how youtube works these days (for years actually) content maker makes video, publishes it for select (paying) audience first and then a day or so later for the general audience. It's a good system as you can't make quality for free
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  827.  @UzumakiNaruto_  change comes from the people. from the bottom. lower and middle class people. They have to stop buying or renting shitty neighbourhood properties so the prices of those go down and the profits too. Of course this is almost impossible without alternatives. your best hope is that somewhere they start building good neighbourhoods, those get so popular and increase in value (while the others decrease) that more and constructors want to build those better ones. and it can snowball from there. At the same time the government must also improve the infrastructure around those good projects.
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  828.  @hanshartfiel6394  List of countries for which a passport that expired up to 5 years ago is admissible: Belgium, France, Austria, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Netherlands and Portugal. List of countries for which a passport that expired for up to 1 year ago is admissible: Germany and Hungary. I guess some of this was already in place around 1990......
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  829. He does wear a hat in mid summer on in hotter nations
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  830. I am so happy the the depressed lady has been able to join you.
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  831. maybe this judge did the 'scaling the ladder' already? After all any judge in that function MUST have been new in that position at some point.... The question is, when is somebody ready. and if it is a random lottery, all peers should be included, if you exclude the youngest, people will give all kinds of reasons why others also should be excluded and the whole system collapses (he's too white, he;'s too old, she's too black, she smoked weed as a teenager, he participated in an anti vietnam rally.....)
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  832. he was a kid. he just about entered adulthood when the soviet union collapsed. He immediately did the smart thing and migrated to the West as soon as possible
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  833.  @SmashAllah  some are worse.... NF voter
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  834.  @beslemeto  you can fantasize all you want about fast travel but that won't change the laws of nature
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  835.  @tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916  dream on, my friend, dream on
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  836.  @Khan0156  if you watched that video you should have picked up that it doesn'' t matter, all of physics remains the same if the speed of light is different in two directions, it's a literal quote by that dude that made the video (see his mars clock example)
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  837.  @mrcheese5383  I don;t believe that quantum attributes of elementary particle will ever translate into a human scale device that affects space / time. Quantum effects can be used on our scale , but for other things, like computers... There the actual effects stays in the micro realm and we just use the result at our scale.
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  838. Dutch here. I do a lot of smalltalk here in Europe, with complete strangers. And most of them like it, (or at least act like they like it, and if they dislike it, they are pretty good at hiding it) I often travel alone, so I made this a habit, to meet people on my travels. Maybe it's because I somehow learned to pick the right people , but I have good experiences with it.
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  839. Question: are there any human made things that can survive such a lava flow and get buried, that somebody could discover in theory in 500 years time?
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  840.  @mallory19781  totally different kind of eruption, Pompeii was not buried by a slow lava flow
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  841.  @surendramumgai631  the USA is not 'the West' Far more people in the West live in Europe and other Western countries, with low jail populations and zero executions. anyway, even if we include the USA, the USSR was a lot worse, sending 17 million people to the gulags
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  842.  @AnnaVannieuwenhuyse  that's not a problem, because the Dutch-USA relations are very good. I would say it's actually beneficial for ASML to be dependent on German and American parts as well as Dutch parts. It means those countries will stay strong allies.
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  843. it's their own fault , for electing Trump wannabees like boris . but just as in the US I feel sorry for the other half of the population who didn't vote for those clowns
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  844. ​ @georgeatkinson759  a knockoff brand won;t taste the same. I also still buy original worcester sauce
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  845. One thing you have to remember here is that here in the Netherlands we don;t see Amsterdam as the pinnacle of infrastructure. Not at all, in many ways it ranks low on our national scale. EVERYWHERE in the Netherlands we have equal or better roads and bicycle paths. The only things large cities like Amsterdam do better are trams and metros because those only make sense with a certain threshold of people using them . In Amsterdam you can go car free if you chose, in a small village in Groningen you need your car. But that small village will still have the high quality roads and bicycle lanes. And the people will still take their bike to the grocery store, They just also need a car more for other trips. So yes, our LCOL places do an excellent job on infrastructure.
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  846. my 6 year old niece can tear them off with her bare hands. it's not a steel chain lock
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  847.  @giannis_toupolemou  good grief , you didn't stand at the front of the line when they handed out brains, did you, dozens of people have explained why you are wrong yet you stubbornly keep dropping nonsense one liners
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  848. just a flesh wound
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  849. I hope they will let you in again next year. Travelling light is always nice, and you can always buy some cheap extra shirts in the many 2nd hand stores that are in every european country I have been if you want to save some money.
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  850. women are the true strong sex
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  851. What I don't like about the USA is their blind eye for social injustice. oh we named this bar Bucky's because he worked here for 61 years ! how amazing! yes, it's nice you honor him but all I read into that is that this man had to work into his late seventies, just to survive. let's say he started at 16, + 61 years, that's 77 years old! Give that man a good pension at 65! and if he works there for 50 years that is still amazing and you can give him a gold watch and a statue..... I went to California and had 80 year old parking attendants.. I asked, why are you working every day at your age? they had to , it was that or starve...... (or not able to pay their medical bill) lot of rot in that country under the pretty paint...... Michelle and Bruce have good taste and created a beautiful house, astonishing. I like every part of it that was shown in the video.
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  852. 5 minutes on the river, a dead cow.... Reminds me of the one time I took a Nile cruise in Luxor
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  853.  @AAizu-r6l  absolutely not, the situation in Finland and many other european countries is reeeeeaaaaaallly different. You have much more rights as an employee in europe, much less stress. But you trade that for lower pay ( in the tech and financial job market)
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  854. it still had a few bits about ww2 in the end
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  855. If you ever read the Laura Ingalls Wilder books, you will know how education was in the 19th century.. it was very difficult to get any advanced education after all the house and farm work 99,9% of the kids were obliged to do.
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  856. Why are they so gloomy? the oil and other crises were in the 1970s. so not there yet.. the worst of the cold war was behind them and they were in the middle of a rise in wealth, people could start buying cars and other luxuries.. Music was booming like never before. Teenagers had more opportunities than ever before. Plus all kinds of old restraints were thrown away , more freedom.
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  857. note how he described africans 'here the people are tallest and fairest of all man...' the ancient Greeks were not racists
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  858.  @lucylane7397  but they still have colder weather, as they are far from the sea. land climate is always colder in winter and hotter in summer compared to sea climate
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  859.  @ripaccount-n2x  of course there is some crime in NYC, there is crime in every metropole. But relative, NY is pretty safe these days
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  860. In my opinion the Malaise Era of the American car never ended. They have been in it for more than 40 years now. I would enjoy owning a fifties or sixties classic, but have absolutely no desire to drive in anything later from that country.
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  861.  @hirsch4155  dysfunctional government over many decades.. (I mostly blame the Reps, but the Dems are only slightly less bad)
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  862. in the west, no matter which country you pick we still have thousands upon thousands of very old buildings , but you can't keep everything, the populations grew a lot. I think we preserved enough, both in the country side and in old city centers.
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  863.  @sometimesposting6779  genes are definitely important and I can understand how arranged marriages throughout history often looked at bloodlines ..... royals not having the best genes though......
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  864.  @barryeva8862  to be fair, we started thinking that with Georgie Dubbya B. or before.....
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  865. You guys are the worst in the world on commercials, I really don't understand how you survived.... Luckily we now can watch everything on the internet without ads if we want.
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  866. The pigeon is in the video , chilling on the couch
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  867. I don't understand how rates can fall that low. goods have to be shipped, the demand for transport is high. why can't the transport industry just set a fair price and say, if you don;t want to pay this, your goods can rot away in your warehouse / shipyard/ train station we won't transport it. Who is accepting these underpaid jobs?
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  868. a few decades....
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  869.  @nashbellow5430  plus you yanks would still absolutely spank the chinese in a conventional conflict , and if they go nuclear they commit suicide as well, so what's the point? they wouldn't win anything by that. I think we are safe, for the foreseeable future
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  870.  @ruzicas.5819  you were definitely eastern europe, even though Tito successfully withstood pressure from Stalin and could give yugoslavia it's own path in history , it was still a communism path and not a western path.
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  871.  @baddog9320  good grief, how ignorant can you be. 5-cylinder engines have been around a long time. Henry Ford first tinkered with them back in the late 1930s. Fast forward to 1974 and Mercedes has put a 5-cylinder diesel in their 300D. Jump forward 2 years (1976) and Audi has introduced the first gas-powered inline 5 in the Audio 100, the beginnings of a relationship that lasts to today (though with some bumps and gaps along the way). In fact, along with Volvo, the 5-cylinder is forever linked with Audi. Since Audi’s initial success with the 5-cylinder, seemingly ever manufacturer has introduced their own version at some point: Volvo in 1991, Volkswagen across many of their offerings, Acura, Fiat, Lancia, GM (including even the Hummer H3 when it was first introduced), and others.
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  872.  @ToolkiT73UK  no way 10%, more like 1,5% or so. But that is still nice
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  873.  @stanislavczebinski994  car noise is low, but tourist noise is high
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  874. ​@christinah128 why doesn't God heal the amputees?
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  875. revolt!
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  876.  @sanderdeboer6034  ik heb je reacties wel kunnen lezen
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  877. If it's cheap, that means they operate at a great loss, to grow. They will probably be bankrupt in a few years ( or some optimist billionaire keeps throwing millions into the abyss)
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  878. plenty of Dutch young men also buy a car that they shouldn't , some do learn and grow up wiser when they start a family
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  879.  @so1667  not really, many , including academic professionals have a very thick accent
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  880. 10 to 14 hour work days? I thought the US had abolished slavery.....
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  881.  @idioticwisdom264  not really, in western rural towns, the farmers have milk robots and drones and combine harvesters full of computers
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  882. When I go it will be at least 4 weeks not 2 and I will probably do less than this list, plus some other things you just stumble upon.... I am from Europe and I only take short holidays in Europe, if I go to other continents (which is not very often) I want to extend the time there
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  883.  @triloization  Dutch here, bought 2 jigsaw puzzles from the UK as a gift, all went fine and fast, no extra costs or delays. Non food items can be OK to buy it seems
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  884. nothing, she is good to go and can still use microsoft programs if she needs
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  885. I always hated Texas because of people like Bush and Cruz , I even avoided the State when going to the US on holiday. I am very happy to hear about people like Texas Paul
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  886.  @anthropomorphicpeanut6160  My last visit to Spain was to the city of Malaga and I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the bike lanes. But I understand that it's a top tourist destination and not all of the country has facilities that good.
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  887. insane that he took a plane, going to moscow by train or SUV would be risky enough
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  888. The current best (fastest) ice skater in the world happens to be an American, named Jordan Stolz but in general, the Netherlands are by far the best ice skating nation in the world, winning the most gold medals at the winter olympics in the past 20 or 30 years. Historically almost every winter all those lakes and canals would freeze, that's why every kid and adult could skate and had their own skates. Since climate change got serious we hardly have more than a few days with light frost, so those days are over, but the professional sport is still going strong Nordic countries , especially Norway are also ok with ice skating, but they concentrate more on snow sports, and we don't have snow here
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  889. It looks like a sword for Godric Gryffindor
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  890.  @jimbob-robob  we are still naked apes, with a thin layer of civilization on top , millions of years of evolution (follow the loudest screaming alpha male and everything will be alright) is hard to shrug off for most humans , unfortunately
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  891. I don't think you are allowed to film your arrest, and any footage on any equipment will be erased, you will be lucky if you get your physical stuff back once you are released , but you can say goodbye to any data
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  892. all the genes for resistance have been carefully bred out of them in the past 400 years .... (i am only partially joking)
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  893. Russia economy is tiny. The Netherlands has a 1 Trillion (US$) economy and that country is like 100 times smaller than Russia...
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  894.  @CorporateG0th  they are losing the war with Ukraine , and Ukraine is supported by USA and Europe (including the Netherlands) financially and with other means. Without all the support, Ukraine would have been overrun. See https://www.ifw-kiel.de/publications/data-sets/ukraine-support-tracker-data-17410/ for an overview of what each country has provided (this list only goes to nov 2022, since then much more has been allocated)
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  895. You can do that in 2028. Now in 2024 just vote blue no matter who, until democracy has been saved and maga traitors have been dealt with.
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  896.  @JordanGreenYT  Brabanters are definitely not known for their directness
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  897. Neither the UK not the USA have proper democracies..... they both have flawed systems, that might have been ok for the year 1800, but are not ok in modern times.
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  898. it's higher than some countries and lower than others. German drivers are skilled compared to some < cough cough> southern countries but there do have more accidents than some countries with speed limits and better infrastructure
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  899. Do go travel, at least ONCE in your life... if you don;t you will regret it when you are old and feeble
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  900. some IBM tech guys would understand it, although they didn;t have the technology for it yet.
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  901. the military power was also fake for the most part . they were always behind the USA, and could only compensate with more nukes
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  902. Just lower your standard and buy a car for €1000 or €2000 or whatever your budget is. Millions of 21 year olds have started driving in old 2CV, Beetles, little Peugeots, Toyotas etc. (If you are American the same applies only your startup banger will be much larger and have more luxury)
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  903.  @willvilabcn  I was a warlock and never made it past rank 7 or 8, with the 'casual style' you describe rank 10 was out of the question, but this of course might differ from server to server.
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  904.  @kristoffer3000  nonsense, the USA has hundred millions more people, no way the USSR would pass them. even china , with 4 times as many people is only just catching up
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  905.  @Cl0ckcl0ck  likes efficiency ? bro, they are europe's biggest bureaucrats if I can believe my co workers who live there (Enschede- Gronau) Everything that involves paperwork goes sluggish compared to the Netherlands. and our roads are better too. but yeah, compared to the US the Germans do fine
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  906. he has 100k now
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  907.  @scottie2636  the Windsors have plenty of skeletons in their own closets , but yeah they cover their misdeeds with more class.
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  908. " Paying cash for care might be a better option " NO that would be an ILLEGAL option. This whole system works because EVERYBODY pays a (modest) fee. including all the young healthy people who don;t need it. YOU will need it when YOU get OLD, then you still pay a low fee instead of the THOUSANDS your care will cost by then.
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  909. No he is not a genius. He is a drug addict, only his hard drug is religion instead of crack. He seems to be a very nice man and I wouldn't mind spending a day with him and giving him some aid to improve his situation, but let's not idolize these people with psychological problems.
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  910. Hello, I am from the same year, here in the Netherlands we used to be content with shoes and jeans that costed maybe fl 25-50 (22-45 Dmark) And we also passed them on to younger siblings or other kids. Only from about 1990 everybody 'needed' to have Nike or Reebok and Levis
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  911.  @JordanGreenYT  and people that have a garage here often use it as a workshop or storage, and park the car outside anyway. but richer people in the netherlands usually have garages for 1 or more cars.. especially in the countryside
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  912.  @AlexanderBlumenau  given the recent tesla sales in europe, they will probably just close down european production facilities
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  913.  @ruZZiansBuZZoff  there are no advantages for the community, but the advantage for the individual is that they have more space and privacy , in exchange for a longer commute
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  914.  @paul1979uk2000  but the internet is 30 years old (25 for the not so early adopters, 20 for the really latecomers) why do they just now wake up?
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  915. Here in Enschede we have underground containers and THEY ARE A BIG FAILURE!!!! They are not free, you need your garbage chipcard to open them (it costs €0,83 for each use) So what do less social people do? They just throw their bag on the street next to the container. This system is nice on paper (less garbage = lower cost) , but in reality its a big fuckup. I hope they revert this system asap. The ungreound containers are fine, but they have to be free to use and paid for with a fixed household fee. Too many people abuse the system
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  916.  @danteerskine7678  dudes will blow it on watches, stupid sneaker collections or cars, they are not by definition better than the females. their only advantage is that it's more accepted for them to wear the same outfit every day, e.g. Jay Leno or Steve Jobs
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  917. But can it run Doom?
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  918.  @blackvikingeire  do those foreigners work there or are they pensioners? if they work there, why can;t the portuguese have those jobs?
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  919. It's always an adventure for me, as a foreigner, I never drive faster than 140 km/h and I always go back to the right as soon as possible, but you never know if that light far in the background goes 170 or 250
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  920. YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO MOVE TO THE RIGHT when not overtaking, ALSO IF NO CAR IS BEHIND YOU. Don't give foreigners a bad name by not knowing how to behave on the AUTOBAHN. VIELEN DANK
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  921.  @themartinandersson  my point still stands obviously if the US and EU are not exactly the same size... The point was that they are both in the same size category and that the US has produced Harvard, Yale and NASA at one side and 70 million Trumptards at the other side... Your rant is lost on me, luckily I am an EU citizen like you (and also from one of the wealthiest parts) Just don't make the mistake to think that the US is all bad, under all that crap they still have a lot of strengths left.
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  922. I second that. Zwolle has both an old medieval city center and modern city planning like Stadshagen. I think Stadshagen could be a nice topic it seems to be designed with a lot of car restrictions in mind, yet still car friendly. Heck I think this is such a good idea that I will post this suggestion as a direct comment as well.
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  923.  @nickromo8195  but those days were not ideal either, slavery and a lot of innocent people lynched by mobs too. So let's not idolize it. (But if donnie drops dead tomorrow, I'll be the first to celebrate)
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  924. This auto play list is killing me, I have no time to read all the great comments from Queen lovers around the world, just as I am halfway the first 'read all answers' the next song starts.. also notice, almost no haters.
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  925. with a sense of humor too! (doing the James Bond scene at age 86)
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  926.  @83ivanf  it would be quite clean actually. you don't understand anything about chemistry if you think it was dirty. It would only be dirty if some passing beast would have urinated on it quite recently but that is a very LOW chance.
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  927.  @stormtrooper1823  or you could educate yourself instead of going on gut feelings.....
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  928.  @jothain  zero rust would be normal if its aluminum, and it looked like that
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  929. his son deserves everything bad that will come to him, americans just have to make sure daddy is going down too
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  930. @Phillip Banes thank you for your extended replies, I appreciate the effort. But you can stop now, I have heard enough as well.
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  931. Of course the US is a good country if you compare it to places like china or russia.... or arabia... or any country that has wars or a dictatorship government. That's not hard, 100 countries are better than those.. but when people criticize the US it's because they look at other 1st world countries that have some things better than the US (not all things, some things) The US of A should try to keep it's strength and copy some of the strengths of those other countries that are better in some regards. also average salary in italy is 2867.904 USD/Month, so a good salary is not 2 grand. A good salary would be 4000 , but Peter talked to some random hustlers in rome that think 2000 is good.
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  932.  @beejls  it was always like that, but the rich could afford better stuff (like tailored clothes) When people think that in the past everything was better they only look at what the elite had in the past, not how life for the ordinary workers was. they didn't have nice, good quality things, maybe they made them, but they made them for the rich. The biggest difference is that now the low quality stuff is made in Asia, on a larger scale for the whole world, and in the past it was made locally , for local markets
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  933. In the Netherlands I went to a dorm room in my university, it was build in the 1970s as well, but it had a private shower and toilet in each room (in my block at least, there were also blocks with shared facilities. I also had a tiny mini kitchen. So you could call it a mini apartment. It was about twice the size of your room in total. It costed me €160 a month, but we didn't have the Euro yet. I checked the current rates, in 2022 the rooms are €366 a month. More than doubled in 25 years. the best thing was the super fast internet. In 1996 we already had 1-10 Mbit connections in our room, for a short time we had the fastest internet in the world together with one university in Seoul and one in California. It was nice to live there, the housing was on the university terrain, close to your classes and you also had sport facilities of every sport imaginable and a lot of other things. And a bar that never closed. Fridge magnets are seen here, but not very common, most households just have a few small button like magnets to hold a note, like when the kid has to go to the dentist. I have two that I bought in Estonia and Latvia
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  934.  @mischadjurdjevic2351  Sie können immer noch einen Gemüsegarten anlegen und einige Ihrer eigenen Lebensmittel zubereiten
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  935.  @nnnnnn3647  just in the past 2 weeks, my parents ordered their bathroom to be rebuild. Guess who did the work? Two Polish guys. So they were just the construction guys, so what? they were paid good money (almost €20,000, including both work and materials) and they can use their savings to start their own business. They did a great job. Those with ambition, will grow their craft into a larger business. That way they can keep more of the profits. The free market EU gives lots of opportunities and I believe eastern europeans are capable of grabbing those. But you have to put in a lot of effort, that was the same for western compagnies.
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  936.  @MissRed92837  100 is a bit of an exaggeration, but yeah, 50 years
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  937. why don;t they buy a fridge? if they can't afford a new one, they can buy one from a thrift store or 2nd hand on some internet advertisment.
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  938. I go buy groceries at last 5 times a week. I can do it within 10 minutes so it doesn't feel like a chore. (only once a week I take 20-30 minutes and buy more things, this you can compare to the weekly american trip, the other times I only buy fresh stuff for that day)
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  939. Americans are crazy.... thousands of people get shot each year, they worship violence , but showing a boobie scares them like hell
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  940.  @tobiasfedder1390  but when I walk around in Berlin as a tourist, I am still allowed to make pictures of the city. there will be other people on my picture. this law seems a bit silly and completely unenforceable.
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  941.  @Leftoverpasta290  you can't be serious. Modern China has nothing in common with Marx-Lenin Communism. They only kept the name, but totally changed the system in the last 40 years
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  942. I read 50 replies here, and I think yours is the best summary
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  943.  @simdoughnut659  I grew up in an old house with a huge garden and 25 fruit trees, all old fashioned tall ones. We did harvest part of the fruit on tall ladders with fruit pickers and the rest was left hanging for the birds. Also some just fell down and could still be used for processing or were given to horses . And at the very end of the season my dad and me would get an air rifle and we would try to shoot down the last apples and pears for fun.
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  944. really, those people are nuts. I wish we had some empty continent we could drop them on, with a huge stock of supplies, here go make your marxist utopia, we will check back in 50 years how you have done...
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  945.  @mateuszgrzyb1181  agreed.
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  946.  @annikaukkonen все молодые женщины красивы, так работает естественный отбор
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  947. now go study psychology and learn why you prefer your emotions over your ratio
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  948. you can make sturdy bags that won't crack open easily.. but I have no experience with them, here we went from glass bottles to carton tetra packs, like the good lord intended.....
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  949. I never listened to despashito and honestly wouldn't recognize it if you gave me €1000..... I don't even know if it is the name of a song or an artist. I only know that is a popular modern song (or artist)
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  950. I wonder if anybody in Soviet union had any original idea after Sputnik
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  951. I will also boycott any business that sponsors any maga election campaign, if I can.
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  952. the subway stations are indeed astonishing.
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  953.  @barbarakauppi9915  well said
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  954.  @Dicka899  the brazilians recently got rid of their wannabe putin (bolsonaro) of course I don;t know if the new one is any better, time will tell.
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  955. that is because all the deer that can't do that end up dead and unable to breed
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  956. the one with the beard could use a shave....
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  957.  @wolfgangpreier9160  I can never watch Back to The Future again without thinking of this.. It has the 50s suburb, the 80s suburb and the 2015 suburb......
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  958.  @Loonypapa  I would love to do that, as apparently you live in New England or the state of NY. That is from my point of view the only liveable part of the US of A.
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  959. I will celebrate the day when his heart melts down and stops ticking
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  960.  @wezerd  203 cm is pretty tall, but here in the netherlands it's not rare, we are the tallest people in the world. One in 40 Dutch boys reach 2 meters, so everybody knows somebody that tall.
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  961. Wait till he learns that these fields of flowers are not for resale, they all get chopped off, decapitated... it's the bulbs that are sold....... And the people plant them in their own garden (or indoors) and get the flowers next season.
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  962.  @grafixnetz  didn;t Walmart try for a few years? I am pretty sure they did
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  963.  @Roozyj  Hooge Veluwe is just a big park, basically
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  964. I was hoping it would be Omsk, but Tomsk is nice too
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  965. I still have to meet a Walloon who speaks decent Dutch ( or if you prefer Flemish)
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  966.  @JuanGarcia-zq5tp  but Americans can't drive fast, they have much lower speed limits and harsher police enforcement. Those little European cars will actually go faster in daily life in most countries than those big V8s.
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  967.  @joetuktyyuktuk8635  send in Jason Bourne!
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  968.  @freethinker--  or farmer equipment
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  969. No milk today, my love has gone away The bottle stands for lorn, a symbol of the dawn No milk today, it seems a common sight But people passing by, don't know the reason why
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  970. Crazy, I lived for 20 years in Enschede and you still managed to show me something I didn't know
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  971. I dunno if you can figure out a way to make it work financially, but I would try to spend some time in another country in Europe that you haven't been yet, not Spain, not Netherlands, just something completely different like Estonia (the Baltic states have transformed into modern western states in record time over the past 2 decades) btw your parent's Dodge van was one of the few american cars that got some success in the netherlands, it was sold here as the Chrysler Voyager and might actually have been the most sold american car here for quite some time
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  972. what makes you think that the UK wants random russian refugees? they are in the middle of a huge political turmoil, plus brexit, all of which is centered around migration issues. Labour will win with a landslide but they also don't want to invite more people, they need to clean out the house first and that is a lot of work after more than a decade of tory crap
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  973. It is indeed uplifting and wholesome. The past is the past and criminals who served their time in prison deserve another chance, that is the whole idea behind the penitentiary detention system. Especially 30 years later. Otherwise we should just shoot every criminal dead and be done. But nobody in the civilized world thinks that that is a good idea. I didn't get the idea in this video that the people involved glorify their criminal past and they live in an ordinary low-middleclass apartment so I also don;t have the idea he is sitting on heaps of hot money from the past.
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  974.  Boon-vh6zk  that is still not ALL russians... as long as you keep that in mind it's ok to dislike THOSE russians
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  975. I drive past Hannover so often but I never stop there :( sorry Hannover
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  976.  @amirahsadre4570  Genes don't care about morals. Nature is brutal from a human point of view.
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  977.  @Demun1649  only scandinavians and the dutch are known for decent english , the rest are mediocre or quite bad in general (with a few exceptions.)
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  978.  @Demun1649  that being said, youtube comments are notoriously bad as a platform, many linguistic mistakes are to be blamed on the crappy user interface of youtube , especially on mobile devices. it's just too much work to correct them sometimes
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  979.  @Demun1649  What are you rambling about? I answered more questions than anybody in this comment section. Speak clearly
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  980.  @ianworley8169  what are you ranting about? I never said anything about the Brits, just that europeans outside scandinavia (and a handful of other places) are usually not that good at English. and why would they, their culture is in Italian, or spanish or german. english is just a 2nd language for them, maybe the most important second language, but still 2nd
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  981.  @maverick7291  no, then you will be a 2nd class citizen (with a large BMW)
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  982.  @mhmrules  Early 80s was DEPRESSION all over europe . COLD WAR, Energy crisis in the late 70s, inflation, unemployment... You should know that. However this negative vibe in society lead to some of the best music in history.. and in the 2nd half of the 80s things got into overdrive and the economy was booming at the end of the decade. (but in 1987 they still had a Wall Street crash)
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  983.  @NoName-jq7tj  if you had the Roxy Music album on vinyl, why on earth would you buy it on cassette, you could just COPY it on cassette for your car stereo, that was the WHOLE IDEA behind compact cassettes!
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  984.  @rogeriopenna9014  I want to know more about Sherlokus Holmus... I hope we find some scrolls about him one day.....
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  985. that is what he was taught in school . bs
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  986. Your wife will just say that both of you are crazy
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  987. I came here to type that, but I see there are other people of culture...
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  988.  @AdrianoRines  we were not talking about the US, but about Europe in that comment
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  989.  @MauroPanigada  only advantage? you forgot a few more -easier to produce -cheaper to produce -less energy , better for the planet - can't be destroyed by fire or other environmental effects. i still prefer paper books myself, I don;t even have an e-reader, but let's not give a false representation of ebooks
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  990. religious thought is so alien to me, oh I wish I could borrow your brain for an hour to learn what goes on in the religious mind.
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  991. As a European I have never seen made in USA either. Everything is from China, Germany, Japan, India, Turkey, Taiwan...... (I- phones are also made in China or India) and we don;t buy american cars here
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  992.  @belstar1128  Most of the internet runs on Linux, which was made in Sweden. yeah, Google was made in silicon valley, and I am typing this on an IBM clone from Lenovo. but the days of the USA being a industrial powerhouse are long gone
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  993.  @TokyoLens  still don;t agree, they handle this well out of necessity, not out of preference.
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  994.  @adetolaayodele3425  it was a joke
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  995.  @TheBamaman38  how much pounds of food does he eat in a week?
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  996. And our petrol prices are also back to last year's level, after a huge peak in summer, it's getting cheaper every week ( I don't know why)
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  997. This is always ridiculous, the only hope you can ever have for archeolical evidence from so long ago is for some king or pharao, and those a never the central religious characters. Its like saying that Harry Potter is a historical character because there is evidence for a British prime minister that is mentioned in the books
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  998.  @josephstraub5401  he is not in service anymore, he did his part. the country betrayed him by not taking care of his needs (and yours and your neighbours etc) so he did the smart thing and found a better place.
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  999. why do nature events always attract legions of religious nutters?
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  1000. but there are dogs named chihuahua
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  1001.  @JordanGreenYT  my grandparents bought their (single-family detached home) in Brabant for €100,000 in 1980, my parents sold it in 2020 for €920,000, that is slightly less increase but in 40 years. But here is the kicker.. the new owner immediately demolished it to build a larger , more modern villa on the property, so basically they paid that 900K just for the land and the right to build a house there. the old house costing almost a million just wasn't luxurious enough for people who can buy million euro houses.
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  1002. I never want to go to China anymore at all, even if it was free. I'd rather read a good book from a China traveller in the 20th century, who actually still saw some of the old China
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  1003. efficient road construction Germany are 4 words I didn't expect to be combined in one sentence these days.
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  1004.  @rusky2655  we would just boil water and pour it by hand. no electricity needed and better coffee
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  1005.  @eoinoconnell185  Americans were easily 10-20 times wealthier than soviets , no matter what statistics you use. Watch the video on this channel about Boris Jeltsin visiting a random US supermarket. but basically every video on this channel leads to this conclusion. either the the soviets didn't get something at all, or they got it 'for free' but it was poor quality, outdated, or not enough, or rationed, or behind loooooong waiting lists. (and usually all of the above) Capitalism has many other problems, but creating wealth is not one of them.
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  1006.  @quan-uo5ws  humans are humans and the system shapes the culture / country so 10 times with equal systems seems a bit of an exaggeration to me (as was my 10-20 times) you only have to look to china's growth from 2000 to 2020 to see that capitalism under dictatorship can also generate a lot of wealth. americans are not 10x as wealthy as chinese anymore (but they were in 1977)
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  1007.  @quan-uo5ws  yes but not 10 times as poor. in 1980 they were 30 times as poor, now just 3-5 times...
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  1008.  @quan-uo5ws  Bangladesh, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, etc took over many cheap labour jobs from China since china is not that cheap anymore
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  1009. sources? while i don;t believe all the 'doom and gloom' videos about russia or china etc , which are often based on a lot of wishful thinking, claiming the opposite , that they are thriving in war times is even more ridiculous.
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  1010. @coinbowl uncle Scrooge McDuck effect!
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  1011.  @gaiacity4211  blame Putin
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  1012.  @موسى_7  Islam is just Christianity 2.0 same bullshit story with a new cover. Wake up.
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  1013.  @santosmorales8704  the people are friendly, but also corrupt, so the gap between rich and poor is huge = high crime. but the ordinary people are just friendly
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  1014. you can order a refund from dutch NS website when the charge was wrong. happens a lot and they don't 'doe moeilijk' when you ask for it
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  1015.  @AminoJack  yeah 1994-2000 was such a great era
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  1016. GREAT use of music, I see lots of people complain about it , but i loved it, it follows the history of the cars with music from the 20s 30s, 50s, 60s etc
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  1017. had ie maar 30 benzinebonnen gekregen, dan konden we hem nog 5 jaartjes bij ons houwe
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  1018.  @starventure  nonsense, almost every home owner I know here has remodeled their home. Sure they might be limited compared to pure wooden homes, but they can still change a lot. not every wall in a solid structure house is essential for the building, you can still break out many inner walls, especially because the outer walls are so strong! And adding whole new parts to a house is also common. this work is often done when the home changes ownership, or after 10,15 years when kids become teens and more space is needed
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  1019.  @starventure  I don't know how, but I have seen homes here with exactly that, the whole rear of the house is gone, to increase the living room size or make an extra conservatory room or something like that. A friend of mine bought 2 semi-detached houses next to each other and turned them into 1 single detached house , with most of the middle wall gone. so they have the option to do that although it might be more expensive than the typical usa woodframe house
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  1020. I have been listening to this song since around 1990, hundreds of times. never ever did I notice it.
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  1021. They are only classic and desirable because you did your job demolishing most of them. As long as a select few survive for collectors , we are good because these old cars are inferior in everything except styling.
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  1022. it certainly is in the top 5, but I would say that the large miscalculation 'if we build the other tower the thing will collapse' prevents it from getting top spot. Nobody is perfect, but that is a rather big flaw!
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  1023. all you hardcore computer enthusiasts always forget the average user, like our secretary, who just wants her computer (laptop these days) to run reliable, open her Teams call. business email, spreadsheet program etc. She has no clue what an architecture is. This was basically the same in 1990 as it is now. Microsoft + Intel + IBM were the best in providing that functionality, that's why they won and everybody copied it. there are far more of these casual users than there are hardcore power users, who prefer Linux or different hardware.
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  1024. christianity has always been a religion for the poor and oppressed , from roman times on. part of the doctrine is that you will be rewarded in heaven for your hardships on earth. It is sad that the chinese government still persecutes believers, but that doesn't make any religion true, it just shows that chinese government is bad.
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  1025. and in hobbit holes?
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  1026. the better question is, why would more than 10% of the population ever vote for them again
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  1027.  @blackhole9961  I would say it;s about the same here aka almost every kid. Kids that really disappear are so rare that the gossip media keep reporting on them for years
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  1028. You also have notorious bad roads (nationwide) , so I can understand having a sturdy vehicle from that point of view.
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  1029. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY7AR_xmcQ8 is the same show on Portable Computers, but in 1985. It's great to see how much they improved in those 2 years
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  1030. It was 5 years old. By 1991 we had Apple PowerBook, Dell, Compaq and Toshiba products much more advanced than this early Toshiba t1100. In 1992 we had IBM ThinkPad. This clone didn't have a market, cccp never gave it's people enough income to buy consumer goods. And after the collapse they got robbed again by oligarch which eventually led to today's Putin warmongering.
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  1031. many people can buy a tax free bike through their work, which makes it a bit cheaper, But new ones can easily cost €1000-2000 with electric ones even more. but if you get 40% back as tax cut it makes it a bit better. And the 2nd hand market is great , I have bought 90% of the bikes in my life 2nd hand, for a few hundred you can have a great one
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  1032.  @ecaeas4439  Let's rephrase it then. We don;t want you back before the PEOPLE of Great Britain, out of their OWN FREE WILL have CHOSEN for a more democratic election system (aka not a winner takes all system) and also they have culled their toxic media landscape
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  1033.  @jordancambridge4106  are James Bond movies considered American or British? I find it hard to believe that no 007 movie made the top 500
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  1034.  @Eric-Marsh  grats on your successful life, but now don;t be an a** and don;t make more unnecessary polluting trips to spots like antarctica. when you are gone those of us who are just born would also like to enjoy life on this rock without it all being turned into deserts (Spain) or drown in ocean (the Lowlands) etc. thank you.
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  1035. That was always the weak point of this show, no time for anything. And imagine in the USA broadcast you also had to suffer from ads every few minutes. Fortunately I never lived in the USA , we had the BBC without ads here.
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  1036.  @MorbidManoeuvres  if you haven't seen them yet, there are a few dozens of episodes of the computer chronicles dating from 1983 to the late 90s. Most are on youtube, it's a nice collection, I watched them all , one a day before going to sleep. Full of nostalgia , I was a kid in the 80s
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  1037.  @leenorman853  they can be used to make marmelade jam, I think or some other product, but not for direct consumption. but I know that there are some large scale operations that proces some of these public road oranges , they have millions of them
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  1038.  @kristoffermangila  lol your comment reads as if it's an episode of the Godfather
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  1039. Raccoons are so peaceful, they don;t seem to fight much among themselves for food, like cats, dogs and many other animals would do
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  1040. dammit, I was already planning to go to Romania / Bulgaria but now I have to go this year
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  1041.  @iggyblitz8739  Agree, but sadly America threw most of the democracy away... the two party system, gerrymandering, insane financial cost to run for office (paid by corporations and fans leads to corruption and a failed democracy.
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  1042. This is why I haven't been watching mainstream tv for 15 years, except for a few sports and the most important news events
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  1043. Are you in Groningen? Dutch people are known for being quite outgoing and in your face, we are much less reserved than our neighbours. Those oldtimers live without their (most like just one because of 1 child policy back in the day) children who all went to the city to escape their hardship life. So they never see anybody and are probably happy when anybody young shows up to talk to for a change.
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  1044.  @confederatetearsaredelicious  I agree that most of their nuclear stock might be in bad condition, but you have 1 strong incentive to maintain it: You don't want them to blow up in your own region, due to errors or mismanagement.
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  1045. @rass4609  de arrogantie om te denken dat je traditie de enige juiste is.... jullie doen allemaal aan wensdenken en ( collectieve) zelfbegoocheling
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  1046.  @mrphyz4674  half the EU is richer than UK.... people from poor areas just migrate to better economies, germany, ireland, denmark or uk, doesnt matter
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  1047.  @mrphyz4674  business people in london have high saleries.. no shit sherlock.... now go to bristol or liverpool or bumfck upon tyne and ask again...
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  1048.  @Seal0626  nothing, except it's very impractical in large gardens, you want an petrol engine mower for those. So if usa viewers all live in suburbs with large gardens, maybe they find an electric mower weird. But they are very common in small european gardens. plus we have 230v, not 110, so maybe that helps making them more powerful?
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  1049.  @karl810  usa suburbia consider all your gardens small or medium size, they just have more space in general compared to us europeans.
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  1050. they should earn more, but not insanely more. The problems start when the lawyer makes $300 an hour and the factory worker only $30
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  1051.  @ZIONAMSTERDAM  of course we have to pay something, but it's far less and hospital care is free. I pay €130 a month and we already complain a lot. (because it used to be €90) not like $300.... 10 years ago i was hospitalized for 3 weeks, I have not paid a penny. Despite the fact that at the time I actually was BEHIND in my health care payments and owed the system like 2 years of payments. the medical staff doesn't care about that, they get paid and I get healed and later the paperwork is done (I did have to pay back the missing insurance payments, plus a fine for not paying for so long but I was happy to do that once my life was on the rails again)
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  1052. the first 486 laptops with svga graphics were $40,000 this was around 1993 or so (give or take a year)
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  1053. it is sad but the best thing you can do if you ever get kids is forget everything about your heritage and pretend it never happened and start a new family line as Latvians (or any other people) Russian culture is dead, the whole nation is cursed , everything it touches will rot away
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  1054.  @jaritime1406  get on your pc and download the movies you bought in those old formats. I think that is morally ok even if you have to wear a pirate hat......
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  1055. I go grocery shopping 5 times a week, but some weeks it can be 7 times. Basically every day I buy fresh stuff. It doesn't feel like a chore , it takes 5-15 minute a day. I have two basic options: walk 300m to a small mall in my neighbourhood with choice of 2 supermarkets, 1 discounter and 1 premium. Or stop at any of the 5 supermarkets that are between me and my work, a 7 mile (11 km) ride. Those 5 are only those directly at my route, if I vary my route slightly I can get to at least 5 more. One of these , that requires a little detour is a huge one (for Dutch standards, probably medium sized elsewhere) , and I go there about once a week when I fancy some obscure food stuffs they don't carry in most normal sized stores. For stuff like IKEA, hardware stores, electronics, sports equipment , we actually have some USA style malls with parking lots, usually at the corner of cities. But we also have those in the downtown areas, it varies a bit based on the history of the city
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  1056. Nelson is right, protect the good farm land and build solar farms in rocky areas
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  1057.  @SamHarrisonMusic  Brexit was much dumber, so this has to settle for 2nd place
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  1058.  @JesusFriedChrist  the people were conned, it was never possible to implement the lies of the brexiteers
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  1059.  @baronvonjo1929  I am in the Netherlands and I do notice an increase of full size Ford and Dodge trucks on the streets... But let's put it in perspective.. instead of 1 car out of 1000 it's now 3 out of 1000........ It is still a very niche product and full size SUVs from Volvo, Merc, BMW, Audi are way more popular as big cars
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  1060.  @Camazotz57  "I think this deeper sense of thought and feeling is what people call spirituality" I agree with that, I just think that it's all a function of our brain, yes it goes deeper than we can understand with neuroscience, but that doesn't make it anything more. It just means that we don't understand everything, which is fine by me. We can wonder about it without making it more than it is. " Does it not have legitimacy?" in the case of religion, it causes problems, because religion oppresses people, they project spiritual ideas of individuals, that started innocent as this walk in nature or having a vision as Big Truths that all have to follow. (usually with elderly men at the top and women and children at the bottom) And often it leads to outright evil, see Taliban or Ayatollah's or closer to home evangelicals who sold their 'souls' to Trumpism and who I now consider among the nastiest people in America.
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  1061.  @jeffdixon847  religion and hypocrisy go hand in hand
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  1062.  @natus99  no that's the Netherlands .. they ran out of bullets a few years ago. couldn't even train the new recruits
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  1063. for me to step in that country again some changes have to be made : the current government has to be voted away with a landslide of all landslides (so I will know that a huge majority of Americans realize the severity of the situation) and then several years have to pass with significant political improvements, repairing some of the damage. then I will consider it again. in 2035 or so
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  1064. none of russia is wealthy and well developed except a few % around moscow and leningrad
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  1065.  @epiculo2  sometimes a hero of the soviet union (like a kosmonaut or a champion athlete ) got a western car as a reward, but I don't know if that happened regularly or only a few times.
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  1066. ​@CoreyT127 wait, what? What kind of wacko channel have you been watching?
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  1067. I teach at an MBO school (dutch trade school) and since many of our students are 18+ , they do come with cars, but we still don;t have a parking lot for students, just a big one for the staff. the students will park in the neighbourhood where it is allowed. (and they learn to not illegal park, cause people will call the traffic enforcers and they will get tickets quickly) it is discouraged to come by car, and most come by train or bus, we have a large transit station at 300m from the school . In 6 years of me being here, I have seen 2 incidents with students getting into a serious fight, and 1 of them included a knife
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  1068.  @francesconicoletti2547  every match handcrafted and checked by Santa's finest Elves
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  1069.  @peaceleader7315  people, stop being so ignorant AND EDUCATE YOURSELF. China has 1.4 billion people (even if official statistics are inflated they are with more than a billion for sure.) Only a few hundred million have middle class life in those shiny new cities, 800 million are still dirt poor. MANY of those are pensioners because of their 1 child policy in the 20th century. The party doesn't have enough money to pay western level pensions to half a billion people
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  1070.  @peaceleader7315  what happened is that machinery took over the back breaking work that for millenia had to be done by illiterate peasants and their children. so now those children can get an education and a more fulfilling life. (obviously it also depends on other hundreds of other factors and a modern society creates new problems) , but in general our lives now are much better, longer and and healthier.
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  1071. note to self: take some horse riding lessons before going on an all day horse riding trip (btw, this was great video, Roman, you did a great job. )
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  1072.  @PGIFilms  and it lasts for decades. I just visited my parents and we had kids over and they played with my 1980s 90s technic sets that work still fine except that a few pieces have gone missing over the years
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  1073.  @LegateMalpais  at your service
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  1074. 18 is a good age because it is a medical fact that drinking as a teenager is very unhealthy for your brain development. Teens that binge drink can become dumber the rest of their lives. my country raised the age from 16 to 18 for this reason.
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  1075.  @oldgysgt  that is a silly argument, if you do 4 washings every 2 weeks, that is the same as 1 wash twice a week...... Your machine doesn't magically require less energy if you do 4 in a row..... So basically you wash every couple of days, which is perfectly normal.
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  1076.  @Toaster172  the netherlands used to have several weeks of ice and snow every winter, on average, up to the end of the 20th century. Of course nowhere near as much as canada or new england, but much colder than the current changed climate . And as the video explains, all major routes with more traffic are asphalt in the netherlands, they didn't abandon asphalt. in the local residential streets you don't need to shovel that much, the few cars that pass by can slowly drive on the snow to the main road which will be shoveled and de-iced with salt. (including all the bike lanes)
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  1077. Iran was a far more modern and diverse country than the Arab world, which were basically nomads in the sand before they found oil
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  1078. yeah lol... only a 5 hour drive..... (and I think that's not even Florence, but rather lake Como or so) For me, a 2 hour drive is an ordeal......
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  1079. plus the many crimes against poles and russians, including women and children, but those are not important, because not westerners
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  1080.  @JoriDiculous  i think tractors are generally used a long long time much longer than cars. whenever I visit european countries, I always see tons of those very old rusty (small) tractors from the 1960s and 1970s that are still being used in small country farms because they still can do their simple job fine. (large scale agriculture uses modern larger machines)
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  1081. the part at Bully's was very funny
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  1082.  @KHH595  and? that is not evidence for any creator. and even if it was it wouldn;t solve our problem, because then we would ask ourselves: why is there this creator? what was before the creator? what was the cause for the creator? This is called the 'Turtles all the way down' problem. And no, you can't claim that the creator was always there and at the same time deny the possibility that the universe was always there. that's just cheating. I don't think we can answer this question with science, it will always stay a mystery. But that is not a good reason to conjure up all kinds of fantasy creatures like gods as an answer.
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  1083.  @KHH595  Oh, you are one of those? Have a nice day, I don't talk with people without basic education.
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  1084. I like the blah blah, keep doing it. the only thing you could maybe improve is try to give some more info on WHY the soviet system did certain things instead of just stating that they did A or B. Example: WHY would somebody working in Egypt get more pay than somebody in Hungary?
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  1085. I would have sworn that Keep Yourself Alive was a song from the Smile days of May, Taylor and Tim Staffel but it's not according to wikipedia. I have a book from the 1990s that made this claim, but it's a bit of pulp journalism so not very reliable I guess.
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  1086.  @blindleader42  interesting, how do they manage to keep a 200+ year old wooden ship in seafaring condition?
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  1087.  @wilsonli5642  What color is khaki? The answer might surprise you 21 jul 2022As khaki is a mixed color there are of course many shades available. However, it can be argued that the color now represents and refers to more than just one true shade, there are in-fact two variations to pick from, the traditional, light tan variety or the dark, muddy green, close to olive.
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  1088. This one had like 10 years of national geographic subscriptions . why would you bring that to a public house? Same with the books, too organized to be random books from travelers. Everything looked like it was done by 1 person or a small group of people.
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  1089. in (former) soviet states.
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  1090. I will never trust any Russian again in my life, unless they have a proven track record of being in the opposition against Putler's regime. OR they have left Russia and denounced their citizenship and actively build a new life abroad.
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  1091. Domme mensen zijn er alle eeuwen geweest, nog meer dan nu zelfs. Het verschil was echter dat ze vroeger nauwelijks een stem hadden. Dus in de geschiedenis komen ze niet echt voor, behalve dan als statistiek. Het meeste wat je leert over de geschiedenis gaat over de elite, en alhoewel daar natuurlijk ook grote stomkoppen tussen zitten, gaat het toch meestal over mensen met wat meer intellect. Maar nu heeft iedereen een publicatie medium om zijn onzin rond te spuien.
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  1092. ok, what is your address and how many bedrooms do you have?
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  1093.  @tripx3033  no the king (Crown Estate) owns 0,77% of the land in the United Kingdom . and most of that land is used by people to live and farm on. the other 99,3% of the land is in private, commercial or church hands)
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  1094.  @Kornblume127  didn't you watch the video, they live in a police state
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  1095. @anthonysimmons3281 funny, I would turn that 180 degrees around. the USA isn't bad, (and a great place to spend a holiday) but it sucks to live in compared to western europe.) I wouldn't move there if they tripled my salary.... Most of the positive points Peter showcased here, we have too, or even better. And the few that we don't have don;t weight up against the massive disadvantages of the USA.
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  1096.  @iainhughes8110  thanks for the clarification, I tried quite a few stronger beers over the years, and they all have this 'I don;t like it' part in their taste, so I assumed it must be the alcohol because that was the common element. Mostly Belgian and Dutch beers, the lighter beers (often from the same brewery or abbey) didn't have it
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  1097. how can these brexiteers still walk on the streets? it takes only one angry voter to snap.......
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  1098.  @critical_always  you can have that on chromecast too, but it requires a bit of programming knowledge..
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  1099.  @horschiday9449  ok, I understand
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  1100. The main reason is that Germany is by far the largest country in Europe* by population , so they have more people to watch your videos, even if maybe smaller countries have even larger proportions of viewers. NB* I don;t consider Russia part of Europe anymore
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  1101. I once had a chance to maybe travel in formal USSR with a girl from Ukraine, I didn't take it. big mistake. she was fluent in Russian and I can't say more than 10 words so I can never go alone.
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  1102. What use would those ancient Arabs have for the gold and silver they got for the spices and other valuables? It make no sense that they just sat on it like a dragon hoard, because they presumably lacked all kinds of other resources in their dry homeland, so they would use it to buy other stuff. the question is, what stuff and from who? Indians? Africans? Persians?
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  1103. I think the France argument is flawed, because the French change came from within, the French themselves revolted against their own kings and priests and replaced them. So we keep calling them 'The French' But in the Roman case, the forces of change came from outside, by invaders. The Ottomans and various other Turkish tribes. Why would we stop calling them Turks just because they conquered another country? The Persians or Egyptians also increased their empires at some point during antiquity, but we don;t stop calling them 'Egyptians' when they ruled Syria.....
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  1104. Hij zal wel alles 1 of 2 keer compleet hebben en dan nog 90,000 in die bananendozen met incomplete jaargangen, dit soort verzamelaars blijft altijd maar meer kopen ook al hebben ze het al 10 maal
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  1105. why don't they want the Euro coin, while the Slovaks do?
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  1106. I know there must be some smart , educated Americans out there, it;s just unfortunately that you only ever meet those Briggs type morons.
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  1107. I am pretty sure Dumb has no idea what the charges against him actually are , he doesn't look like a guy fit to actually analyse the cases, he is just a little whiner that it's all unfair
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  1108. Nou Maarten, voor ons ben je een Ere-Boomer hoor
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  1109.  @prazzlerazzle5565  being a small country helps too, it costs a lot of money to build all this infrastructure and one reason we can do it is because enough tax paying people live close together. It would be more difficult to pay for an area 5 times larger
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  1110.  @daarom3472  haha, ok we zullen je vergeven
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  1111. Münster is very close to the Netherlands, in general the bike infrastructure in northwest Germany is good. I don't think that is a coincidence. We work together in many areas
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  1112.  @marktwain2053  the difference is that the USA has the budget and research capacity to upgrade those b52 multiple times during their century long lifespan
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  1113. Part 4 didnt age well
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  1114.  @BorgFella  nonsense.. as he has said numerous times before (and all the other russian vloggers here too) he can just hop over to Turkey for a day and then his stay in Georgia is legal for another YEAR . ad infinitum. Look guys, I know you mean well, but maybe you should LISTEN TO ROMAN himself FFS who in this VERY VIDEO tells us he is getting depressed from all the random ignorants who tell him he can 'just come to X by method Y.. NO HE CANNOT!
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  1115.  @pradyumnac  Because the Dutch government has been denying applicants from safe countries for 40 years... they are not idiots, they know he lives here in Georgia and not in Russia. His tourist status doesn't matter. Being Russian is not a criteria to get asylum status, unless maybe you are a well known political opponent of the Kremlin. The Netherlands is a small country and already has a refugee crisis. They only let people in from war zones, like Syria, Ukraine, Somalia etc. Look guys, I know you mean well, but maybe you should LISTEN TO ROMAN himself FFS who in this VERY VIDEO tells us he is getting depressed from all the random ignorants who tell him he can 'just come to X by method Y.. NO HE CANNOT!
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  1116. without a body you can still bury somebody, it;s just a ceremony that humans use in mourning. You just take a coffin and put some of Igor's youth belongings in . Or skip that and just make a nice stone + memorial plate for Boris
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  1117. there are some good books about Russia, they basically lived under tyranny rule from the 1400s till the 21th century. They never had democracy, never knew how it worked, that's why it immediately collapsed after the USSR collapsed .
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  1118. Poisoning their brainwashed minds
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  1119.  @noname-uf4je  they asked nicely, including please..... nothing wrong with that. suggestions and feedback are important for a content creator
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  1120. They also have a lot more people to pay for the roads. Taxes go to infrastructure. Jeez people, use some common sense.
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  1121. wow, the reporter sounds like a clone of Louis Theroux edit: At the time I wrote this, I didn't know he is actually his brother.... lol
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  1122. I don't speak much French but I could decipher 90% of your message without any help from google . I would like Lorient, but I am not the typical tourist , I like history and local culture
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  1123. I was in San Diego a long time ago, around 2001 i think and I took the bus quite often to get around, because I was a poor european student and only there for a week, no car rental... I must say the bus in San Diego was pretty good, at least in 2001.
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  1124. These cars are so cheap compared to their new price, because people who are shopping for a 8K car usually can't afford the taxes, insurance and upkeep of a 80K car. So only people with cars as hobby buy them, because they don't mind that they cripple their household budget a bit
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  1125.  @kiradotee  no, I am Dutch
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  1126.  @happilysecular2323  don't feel guilty. The reasonable theist might still benefit from reading your well written rant.
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  1127.  @Eric-vq7jr  ballistic missile silos are build to withstand conventional bombs (although I doubt the old soviet ones are in a good shape)
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  1128. Under Siege (1992) was pretty good , for an action movie
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  1129.  @thecatinthefedora1201  it's possible, even for youngsters like you, to consume older media. Yes, during your lifetime you can read or watch older stories. Or listen to older music. You should try it one day, but you have my permission to skip Shakespeare
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  1130. For 30 years I thought the Phillips screw had something to do with Philips the electronics brand
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  1131.  @onlyoneofhiskind  I think that must come from lack of cyclists.. if cyclists are relatively rare, pedestrians think they can afford to walk on cycle paths. In the Netherlands that behaviour is soon quelled , there are so many cyclist that will scold you and (almost) run you over if you walk on their road that you will see your error within minutes. I give them a good scare if they carelessly walk on my cycling lane
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  1132.  @TheWampam  Students in Germany can afford cars, just a 20 year old VW Polo or something like that... But since Germany (and other euripean countries) have a so much better public transport system students here don't NEED cars . in the USA they don;t have an alternative... And can buy some beat up old chevy for the same money as that Polo
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  1133.  @ener8035  Can you write your question again, but this time in a way we can understand what you are trying to ask? Not to mock you, it's just that your current question doesn't mean anything.
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  1134. They always tried so hard to make computers for the home use educational , all those multimedia CD roms with encyclopedias and other crap. The real reason PC's made it into everybody's home (outside proper business use) was the same as always: Games and Sex .
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  1135. English tea is fine, 90% of that chinese stuff is undrinkable anyway....
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  1136. that only happens in fantasy stories, like LotR or Harry Potter
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  1137. you would lose it, but you can buy the rewards and keep using those. So let's say you make rank 12, you buy the gear from rank 12 and stop playing for a month. when you come back you will have lost 4 times (4 weeks) of 20% and end up being rank 7. but you can still use your rank 12 gear
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  1138. he has a rather heavy accent, so that is your excuse
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  1139. 41:16 cutest second of the video, every kid anywhere in the world knows you can't walk on the line or a bear will eat you
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  1140.  @crystal4ik  I don't speak cyrillic languages
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  1141. speed limit is 100km/h during the day and 120/130 during the night. It used to be the same all day but under pressure of emission laws the government decreased it a few years back.
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  1142.  @sn5301679  in my country the religious usually drank (since jesus also did serve wine, it must be good) but the socialists were the ones that more often banned all alcohol. but yeah in other religions, like muslim, they ban alcohol
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  1143. Why can't they drive on the WRONG side of the road, if they fancy that? It will be too expensive to fix that
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  1144.  @VictoriaMeira7  they will do it if there are no other passengers that might object...
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  1145.  @SabeerAbdulla  anybody can make a movie about Aladin or any other 1001 Nights character, Disney doesn't own any copyright to those, only to their own Disney versions. I can name my kebab shop Aladin, and put 100 pictures of Aladin on the wall, as long as I don't use Disney cartoon version
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  1146. 40 years of sheep voting for the wolves party against their own interest, (with a few exceptions) because they are brainwashed by school and church that someday they could be a wolf
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  1147.  @CapnSlipp  you are just being stubborn
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  1148. good taste, mine too
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  1149.  @Poorexampeofhuman  the ide was that people would use those large ones at home and put them in the regular garbage and not throw it on the street like the small soda or beer containers
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  1150. I'll take the blond, ok ? you can have the brunette
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  1151. Ordering a bagel ANYWHERE is always a mistake, that food item is probably conjured up by beelzebub.. yuck! Just get a normal kind of bread, really anything (from anywhere, it will always be better than a bagel)
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  1152. it's not that easy for them to go to EU countries from where they are . If it was easy we would be flooded by russian refugees
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  1153. What a strange and bizarre thing to say we we don't deserve a decent teacher.. I absolutely deserve dr. Felton's teachings, I have been interested in history since childhood 40 years ago and that is why I ended up discovering this channel years ago and have watched most of it's contributions to youtube since then.
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  1154.  @minime7375  the Baltics look like West Europe (as long as you stay in the capitals) Everything is modern, the shops, the public transport, the banking system. you will see more Lamborghini's and Porsches in Riga than in Amsterdam the rural areas are still old. As for ukrainian border guards, I hope to meet them one day. No matter their reputation before the war, this invasion has focused the whole country towards the west. I am pretty sure I have nothing to fear
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  1155. Basket of deplorables...
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  1156. Wow , I never expected that so many people lived in Uzbekistran. My estimate would be about 15 Million tops How many people did the USSR have compared to Russia now?
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  1157. there are no other sources, sources from russia and china (other example) are 100% propaganda
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  1158. For who were those Tatra cars made in communist times?
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  1159. usually these are powerful people who don't care about the criminal, but care about some business deal with somebody who does care about the prisoner.
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  1160. That's very inconvenient, can't do. England is the wrong side of the island, it would mean we have the euro in Calais, then the pound in Dover and then the Euro again in Wales and Scotland.
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  1161.  @darrenlee9237  no idea but I was in a Chech cold war museum in Brno this summer and they had many hundreds original cold war helmets that all visitors were allowed to try on as well original uniform jackets and overcoats, so I guess they have tons of that stuff still.
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  1162. And Putin
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  1163. only in episodes of the computer chronicles that were shot during a blue moon , maybe once or twice a year
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  1164.  @JamailvanWestering  he was by far the worst president in history... but I would things the genocide against native americans and the whole slave trade period are slighlty bigger stains on the history of the US
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  1165.  @franciscodelico  no, it's not authoritarian, but just common sense. the world needs standards to run, in cars, planes, computers, clothing, house building everything needs standards for efficiency and safety . to be against that is completely insane . Your freedom of choice can be expressed in other things, like which car you want to drive, which pair of trousers you wear, which operating system you install on your device....
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  1166. Common sense says that the US commercial airfleet was a lot bigger than the USSR fleet. The population was bigger and the percentage of people that could afford to fly would dwarf that of the soviets
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  1167. in landmass it's certainly the greatest. But in development it is outside the top50, and in human rights below the top 100. It's a failed state and it will break apart before 2030
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  1168. huh? I learn my (not very smart) school kids how to make a machine dual boot windows 10 and Linux, even they can do it. (although for them it;s just a trick they learn, to pass the lesson, they don't know the technical details behind it. But they can do it in 10 minutes
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  1169.  @redpillcommando  I am not insulting my students, I just said they are not the brightest, which is not an insult. They are not Leonard / Sheldon type of students, more like Penny. (If you know that tv show) I am not teaching at university, but at what americans would call community college I think. I am proud of my students for achievements within their capacities (which for them is not the academic field) As for the dual boot situation, you know more about it than me, I can just tell you our experiences in class. We have all HP machines, laptops and desktops, all from 2011-2017. Probooks, Elitebooks, Prodesks, several generations. (the teachers and students have newer machines for personal use) but these are just school devices we use for the lessons. What they learn is to install W10 (or W11) on a SSD, then make unallocated space on that drive, then install a linux distribution (We use Suse, Ubuntu and Mint , but I assume any other would also work) Most of those linux installers ask if they should override windows or install alongside... and when it;s done, they restart the machine and they get a choice. Sometimes it doesn't work immediately and they have to troubleshoot something, usually a BIOS setting. (In fact that is a reason for this lesson, to learn more about those settings)
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  1170. the price is ok for 1 month airbnb , nice find. it's really a typical airbnb interior, I have solo traveled throughout much of europe and these kind of spaces pop up everywhere, from spain to latvia. they are not meant for permanent living stay, but good for a temporary stay. (small fridge, small bedroom, , lack of storage etc etc ) The only thing I don't like about these places is that they always have the same style of bland 'art' on the walls.
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  1171. but how can he use that pop song with the spacy sound without getting a copyright claim?
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  1172.  @anamericaninamerica  it's weird, I know a few youtubers I respect a lot, who are skilled, hard working and friendly and an example for everybody. Yet inside their head they still can have some of these wacky ideas of conspiracy nonsense, that you would never know until they suddenly mention it in a video (which caused so much backlash that they immediately took it down) and never spoke of it again, returning to their normal videos agan. And no it wasn't a prank or april's fools day thing. just baffling.
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  1173.  @jaydub2546  only the edited part is online, for 10 minutes of youtube video he might have filmed 300 minutes. I hope he has the storage space / server space to upload it. i would gladly finance 10 terabyte for him
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  1174. I didn't realize you had to buy your own hammock, I thought they came with the boat (after watching's Ben's video first)
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  1175. I started buying 2nd hand clothes 20 years ago, because I was poor. I am now wealthy, but I still go to thrift stores for at least half of my clothes. I like the quality and that you can never know what special item you might find. Of course there is a lot of junk in those stores as well, but I got good at recognizing the good pieces. And if i don't find what i need a buy a new item, and don;t care about the price, as I save so much from other pieces.
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  1176.  @suedavenport8208  HOW MUCH did you spend on that turnip, Baldrick?
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  1177.  @mastertravelerseenitall298  I didn't know that was real, but I certainly had read a lot about these high stacked cans from Richard Scarry's children's books which for some reason always seem to feature a lot of grocery shopping
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  1178. 3,200 mhz I think, not 32,000mhz
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  1179. Viewer from the Netherlands, adult, full time employed, no kids So far the war has cost me about €500 or ($500) in increased costs of living, all things considered. That's like one month of savings. I don't even feel it. I have never in the past 10 months experienced the slightest inconvenience in my life. NOTHING at all. In December, I always get an extra month of pay, which I will donate this year to some charities, some for the war and some for other projects locally, for people who need it more. And I can still make a holiday trip for myself as well, Russians are batshit crazy
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  1180. '39 is a brilliant song
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  1181.  @DrakeDealer  no facts, the EU healthcare is much better than the USA ,per $ spent. (you can have great healthcare in the USA but it costs a lot more, a privilege for the rich ) Where I am, poor people also get good healthcare.
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  1182.  @BaronVonQuiply  you get an A for reading comprehension. Thank you! I could have been more clear, the misunderstanding started with me replying on a mobile device that doesn't copy the name of the person you reply to, which was important to understand the context of the reply.
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  1183. a) it might have been a port for most of the timeline this history video talks about. b) most of the goods that are shipped to England ports at the actual coastline end up in the London area anyway
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  1184.  @RICO-2024  no, since Bush Junior in 2000 or earlier
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  1185.  @uranusneptun5239  but that is just laziness from yt... they can just select ads from companies that don;t mind the content. i am sure there are markets that are very interested in the demographics of the viewers of these channels..
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  1186.  @seabears_hate_circles  I agree with you, but I would like to add that there are still just as many good old skool youtubers, youtube has exploded in growth, even if 99% of the youtubers are shit, the remaining 1% are still numerous. Search well , subscribe only to good ones and IGNORE all the rest (never watch, this means NEVER, not even 10 seconds) and the algorithm actually works pretty well. I am very happy with my current mix of subs and suggestions.
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  1187. you never heard about it because it's complete and utter bollocks
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  1188. same in Dutch
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  1189. didn't you listen to the episode? the jails are full! :D
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  1190.  @bereal6590  Hungary would never be let in with it's current government, not in a million years. but when all the eastern europe countries joined things were obviously different and they all deserved a chance after their cold war hardships. That one or two turned out to be a bit of a bad apple is unfortunate
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  1191. This is all to real. I (European) planned a trip, an extended trip to the USA , going from NY, to Florida, to Texas, to California. This would be a long trip, costing a lot of money, up to 10K U$ . Then covid happened and I had to delay it. Now I am making it, but plans have changed, now I will go from the city of NY, to New England, then skipping any GOP areas and go directly to California. You will never see me spending a dime in any Republican oriented area. yes I am that petty. Luckily for me , the US is a large country and there is plenty of beauty to be found in more civilized areas, so I don't feel like missing out on anything. note: 10K is a lot of money for me, if it is pocket change for others, good for them.
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  1192.  @JordanGreenYT  look up Euro NCAP crash tests. almost no american cars are being sold here (people think they are rubbish) so it's hard to make a comparison, but small european or japanese cars are just as safe or safer than most american cars (especially cars before 2020. I noticed that the newest american cars also get the max star ratings now, so that is something that is better now)
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  1193. I agree with you except I think the brand names will go on, at least Ford and Chevy. Either they transform and survive somehow or those names will be bought by something new, because too many people in America are attached to those names. Selling an Electric Ford will be easier than selling a <insert fancy new name> Even if it has nothing to do with the old Ford motor company
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  1194.  @eoinoconnell185  I am living in one of the wealthiest countries on earth (in the west) We still have that community feeling in the countryside here. If one farmer gets ill, his neighbours will immediately take care of his animals as long as is needed without any compensation, while doing their own jobs as well , except for the expectation that that person will do the same for them when they need help. It has really NOTHING to do with West or East or any other part of the world, but with small communities vs LARGE megacities. People in Moscow or a random megacity in Africa can be just as ego centric as people in big western cities where you don;t know your neighbour.
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  1195. @GerbenVanOmmeren wensdenken en collectieve zelfhypnose
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  1196.  @TechDeals  I wasn't saying you could easily solve the problems of areas like Texas (see my previous comment where I already doubted it could ever be fixed) But you could start locally, even in Dallas FW, assign certain areas as higher density, make local infrastructure european style and let the people who want to live like that move in. mass transit doesn't mean you have to get rid of your cars, we love our cars here too (German's especially) it's not OR, it;s AND. We just have more free choice to pick the transport that works best. My kids can bike to their friends and school , without the need for parents to taxi them around all the time. etc etc. You also don;t need to give up single family houses, just not make that the only choice.
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  1197.  @TheSwissChalet  no, I'll take my car for that. We have cars AND bicycles. That's the nice thing of having free choice. Both options work great here.
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  1198. I used every windows since 3.1 I never paid for any, up to XP I used copies and from XP onwards my employer always gave me valid licence key(s)
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  1199. but they will forever be stuck in mediocrity, in their self chosen serfdom . I hardly call that thriving... but I won't deny the surviving.
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  1200. listen to the man, his woman lives here. You follow your heart . (but as I understand they will soon travel together to other places)
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  1201. I would say that somebody has to put this oldtimer into a nice retirement home, with a 3 hole golf course and a cozy fire. but then I remember all the crimes he has committed....
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  1202. gast, ze woont in Enschede, Oosterlijker kun je het niet krijgen. 90% van haar materiaal komt ook uit Enschede, ze doet juist een klein beetje Randstad erbij om vollediger te zijn. Bron. Ik woon zelf in Enschede en herken zo'n beetje elke winkel die ze filmt
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  1203.  @NLJeffEU  very small car lobby compared to the Germans obviously.. They are the most important car manufacturer in the world together with the Japanese
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  1204. IDE master slave settings that's how it's done. You kids with your fancy sata cables!
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  1205. You are doing the same here you accuse him of, you skip hop over a few of his vlogs and cast judgement, without getting what he is about. Don't get me wrong, he is no saint ( he seems to have a bit of a #Metoo past he tries to hide ) but his travel work is genuine high quality stuff. That's why he got those 3 million viewers
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  1206. I''ll cut you a deal, you buy one Tesla (in working, road worthy condition, 2nd hand is fine) and I'll trade you 10 hindustan ambassadors for it. (also in roadgoing condition)
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  1207.  @threestepssideways1202  sad but true... over here we call them 'Tokkies'
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  1208. I am glad children in this day and age are still so easily entertained.
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  1209. I decided long ago I will never visit a US state or city again that doesn't vote at least 60% democratic... risk of running into Trumpards is too large otherwise
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  1210. I assume you have a work visum or other document that allows you to stay in Sweden. Why is that so hard for the Danish or German border guards to understand?
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  1211. How can he still have more than 30% in the polls?
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  1212. My goodness, wat een geneuzel, is ie seniel aan het worden?
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  1213. he acts like a normal politician and president. He doesn;t have to be a Roosevelt or Lincoln. A monkey would be a better president than the maga mob boss
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  1214.  @vaclavzdich29  Esperanto?
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  1215.  @koiyujo1543  far less.. maybe 0.5% or 0.05% most of it is beyond the observable universe anyway, meaning, the speed of light is not fast enough to reach us in the time the universe existed.
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  1216. For who was this car? Well, my aunt had one. she was an business woman, wanted a comfortable , luxury car, but also liked art and design. So she got this instead of the normal Audi or Lexus But there weren't enough people like my aunt. and financial it was a disaster, the Lexus would be worth a lot more after 5 years when it was time to turn it in for something new
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  1217. the problems are caused by the people....... you can't blame the musks and bezoses for everything....
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  1218. google (and other mapmakers) know which roads are being serviced., you can always check the day you have to drive somewhere. All these improvements take 10-30 years to implement in most cities, that's why there are so many large projects going on at all times
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  1219. they are a disaster for me, I have bought more vodka in the past 2 weeks than in the 20 years before. all because of this channel. (3 bottles so far) But I make mixed drinks with them, don;t drink it pure that much.
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  1220. that's a bit harsh, Germany is a nice country, and millions of people are eager to go there. So many in fact that they had to reinstall border checks to block unwanted visitors... (which doesn;t work obviously because you can still pass the border on any small B-road without anybody noticing, they only check a few highways, so it's just a political bullshit measure to appeal to the right wing voters
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  1221. yeah, I get a bit uneasy by their bling bling lifestyle, but he explained it quite good, it;s part of the business, they need to dress so and so and have a half million car otherwise the whale clients won't do business with them. It's partly a 'business card' But yeah i hope it doesn't take them over completely and I hope they still can appreciate the cheap or free things in life.
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  1222.  @gregshirley-jeffersonboule6258  it's a spam bot, better ignore it or click the 3 dots and report as spam. even if youtube never does anything about it at least it gets out of your eyes
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  1223. There's the reason plush animals started as teddy bears and not let's say wolves or lions.
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  1224. What about India? didn't they have civs at the same time as the Romans and Chineses?
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  1225. No it didn't , it was a bad ride in every aspect, except charm
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  1226. I think they expect you to park at the outskirts and then take a bus or tram or metro to the center
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  1227.  @ChrispyNut  not a credit card, but a bus (or general transport) card with a NFC chip you just have to wave before a box.
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  1228.  @RickDeckard6531  with roasted guinea pigs 😊😊
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  1229.  @chowderwhillis9448  in the netherlands we don't have middle school, we only have primary school (4-12) and high school (12-16 or 12-18) but yeah, I didn't need mine until I was 16
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  1230. Pitchforks and guillotines, that's what your country needs
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  1231.  @Carpediem617  a person who travels to a foreign place to have sex ( with prostitutes usually)
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  1232. I don't really like Hamilton, but he came from a middle class family and his parents had to make a lot of sacrifices to get him into racing (karting isn't cheap) Definitely not a spoiled background.
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  1233. it was indeed too far ahead of its time and was a commercial flop . it has its own wikipedia article, check it out
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  1234.  @ronenfe  of course it was all scripted but you really could buy these for 10K or less. they were just junk cars, in such bad condition already that it would costs triple that amount of money to fully restore them and nobody wanted to do that since they weren't very collectible 20 years ago . note this is from 2005
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  1235.  @RazorEdge2006  too expensive.....
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  1236. just don't bring a sports betting almanak and we will be fine....
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  1237. When you die, you cease to exist, the atoms in your body will decompose and be recycled into something else . heaven is a figment of mankind's imagination, created by our species because we fear the unknown and prefer made up answers over no answers. So you won't meet Freddie, because there won't be a you anymore. Only a memory of you by us who are still alive, just as we remember mr Mercury.
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  1238.  @emsavings  religion targets people who are down on their luck, like heroin addicts. It appeals to emotion, because there are no rational arguments for any dogmatic religion, like islam or christianity. In our modern world we have better answers for our moral and scientific and philosophic questions, so most healthy and happy people are or become secular in developed countries. But a drug addict, when he is at his lowest point in life, he is a perfect candidate for religion. Nothing to lose and eternity to win.
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  1239. Japan and later South Korea were the front runners in this industry, not USA
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  1240. to be fair, I think the tandy guy was showing 5 years old stuff and that was acknowledged in the show, to give the viewer an idea how the technology had developed over time. And the tandy guy still had the light weight advantage.. his target market valued that over more power
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  1241. my high school in 1985 had 24 computers for students and I guess another dozen or so for staff. Too bad we hardly used them, except for some lame traffic rules lessons because no teacher knew hot to use them . They were IBM XT models with monochrome displays and 2 floppy drives, and maybe one hard drive for 1 of them. I wish I had one of them , now they are collector models
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  1242. that is the pentium. the 80586 was rebranded so they could patent the name as a trademark. No other manufacturer could make pentiumTM, but they could make something similar but had to name it amd586 or something like that.
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  1243.  @neoasura  you just had to ask Jeeves
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  1244. It was indeed more and more scripted in the later years
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  1245. some people had/ have a large collection of these discs and that means they wanted a new player at some point. when only 1 or 2 manufacturers in the world make them, I guess that small market is worth it.
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  1246. no, that would be Kira Byron
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  1247. that was the first one i bought with my own money as a teenager. worked a year for it washing dishes.
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  1248. My favorite bands are #1 Queen #2 The Beach Boys #3 The Doors #4 AC/DC #5 Dire Straits. The Beatles probably make top 10.
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  1249. We are like that now. for 95% of daily home and office computer use you can use a PC from 2009 just fine. It can have windows 10 and runs anything you want except modern games and video editing software . But most users just use Office, Google and Youtube 99% of the time.
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  1250. In some way we don't fill it up these days. Looking at myself I stored more data in 2005 than I do now. Back then I wanted to KEEP everything that looked interesting . These days we are used to clouds and a lot doesn't have to be kept privately because it's always available online. in 2008 I had 3 TB in traditional HDD's and was always running out of space. now I just have 1 TB SSD and that's enough for me.
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  1251. hey porn is a good thing! and besides, it's as old as humanity, it's only easier to get nowadays. The ancient greeks and romans already made pornography
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  1252. you clearly haven't played enough D&D in your life if you never encountered a ninja bishop
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  1253. who the fuck is Russell Brand?
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  1254. I always think about Oscar Wilde days etc when i hear this song
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  1255. Wasn't this based on some RR that had been on the market since 1980 or about? It was very outdated. I would rather buy a Mercedes S Class from the same period. However when he gets inside he talks about the craftmanship, that is actually the strength of this car indeed.
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  1256. 2 excellent systems.
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  1257. The ones here in Europe included of course... hyperbole David A.
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  1258. ficolas2 Watch 'University Challenge' a tv quiz from the UK (on BBC). The young people on that show are so bright that they will restore your faith in humanity
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  1259. I actually have one of those 10mb drives. the cover is gone, but it still runs when I plug it with a molex plug into a modern atx power supply. makes a great noise and my students love it. it says IBM on the front panel and 'Made in Singapore' on the back. Made by Seagate. Production date 11/84
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  1260. what happened? your Audi was not exotic enough, sorry chaps....
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  1261. hoverboards are 2015, know your classics! (Back to the Future)
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  1262. I am visiting Brugge in two days, any tips ? (apart from the obligatory old city center)
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  1263.  @magnussiimjensen746  switzerland and luxembourg have even higher salaries than scandinavia or netherlands which are just a bit above average
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  1264.  @nunyvanstta135  eventually the sea level rise will swallow us, but my grandchildren will be old before that happens and I will be long gone. Until then I am happy where i am, home sweet home etc
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  1265. this is great news, every cent this mob family has to spend on legal fees they can't spend on brainwashing the public in political campaigns.... just good news for the Blue Vote . Vote blue no matter who
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  1266. until you look up how many of those charming truck drivers by accident ran over those charming pedestrians
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  1267.  @duhai1836  You made a comment about working out, yet for some reason found the need to make it a religious comment. I would understand it better if your comment was about Titus' preaching activities. Now I just found it out of place and a bitty silly, so I made a silly response with the Star Wars stuff.
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  1268.  @duhai1836  well, I do think your comment was much better than the average proselytizing comments, which might just be bots, and which I don't reply to , but just block and report as spam. I guess I am just a bit tired of these kinds of posts in general, for me it's only fantasy and wishful thinking, and the reason it triggers me is that it damaged quite a few people in my family. So I have hard time to see it as something innocent. Although I genuinely do hope it can be a force of good for some people, like Titus.
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  1269.  @brianferguson7840  but those brainless zombies were duped by tax evader elites, who brainwashed them with gut feeling propaganda
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  1270.  @BadByte  I think they are developing more and more procedures to work around that. The funny thing is, that if some rogue member like doesn't like it the rest of the EU can just say: ' oh you are free to leave the club, goodbye!' (secretly thinking: sod off dickhead!) but he won;t do that because of the sweet €U €€ his corrupt party is founded on.
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  1271.  @timonsolus  it all went wrong when women (and Baldrick) got to vote /s
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  1272.  @timonsolus  duh! it was a joke btw I am a man and I would vote labour or green party if I lived in the UK . And I know plenty of women who vote for populists
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  1273.  @timonsolus  in dire times comedians thrive. The UK and US have plenty of talented joke makers
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  1274. I just watched 1 video but Saudi Arabia looks like everything I expected, hot, sandy, male chauvinism , misogynism , racism (against foreign workers, who have the status of peasants) and friendliness towards wealthy (male) foreigners. Add a bit of Bling Bling and i think i covered about everything.
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  1275.  @00Haze00  maybe you should take off those (rose-tinted) sunglasses......
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  1276.  @kellymcbright5456  billig? teuer!
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  1277. same goes for country people. both have ups and downs.... that's why many people try to have both, a home in the city and a 2nd place for leisure in a quiet area. I like nature, but I also like having stores and culture around me.
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  1278.  @Rainaman-  actually a group of dogs absolutely has a class hierachy, like most social animals do.
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  1279. Hm, I was planning to go on a road trip holiday in the States , but seeing this I might pass.... How common is this driving style?
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  1280. normal russia is an utopia, it will never happen. The best thing good Russians like him can do is to eventually emigrate forever to another country, and get a new nationality... Start a family (if they want) and start a new family tree of non-russians.. That country will be cursed for decades to come... Best to abandon it completely.
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  1281. Nothing they build attracts me, I don't think I would go if it was a free plane ticket. And if I was going I would avoid shopping malls and extravagant mega structures and try to visit original parts of the country
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  1282.  @edwardmiessner6502  in the Netherlands we have bike tunnels and tunnels with bike lanes... Havent you watched this channel before?
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  1283. I practiced this with LEGO trucks, and then decided truck driving was not my calling :D
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  1284. try Mumbai
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  1285. marjorie traitor greene, lol
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  1286.  @hoixthegreat8359  All you say is true, but a better government could still use those areas, by making special advantages for industries that don't have location requirements to settle there, or by moving government business to more remote locations, increasing the workforce. This has worked in my country, when the textile industries died because everything was being made in bangladesh and vietnam, new IT and electronic industries got there instead, with tax cuts or other benefits to make it worthwhile for those companies to make that move.
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  1287. The cats these days have a chip under their skin, so they don't necessary need a collar anymore, if a cat got lost and somebody takes it in, they can check the owner through a vet who can read out the chip
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  1288.  @vintagedigital108  towers are not build as tourist attractions, that is just a (small?) bonus. I assume most of the operational costs have to be covered from 'normal' use, rentals etc
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  1289. What are you waiting for Alexey boy, pick up your shovel and go join them
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  1290. IOC is corrupt, just as FIFA and UEFA. in the end the billions of corporate world demand these mega bids of despotism countries, because they can earn more there. recycling is bad for them.
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  1291. president Conman the 1st toilet seat
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  1292.  @siseonlee5758  i don't speak chinese
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  1293.  @binyang7076  if one million people died from smoking in the past, do you say " ha I'll keep smoking because they did it too!" Or do you say, we know better now, let's be healthy.... And yes, you are right, the average westerner buys too much
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  1294.  @richardm3023  what is the purpose of Life?
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  1295. We don't have abandoned buildings here, our country is so small and all land is valuable, anything like this would be immediately be bought, bulldozed down and something new would be build. If the owner died without heirs, the government would seize the plot and sell it again. Only maybe in some corner of a forest you might have 1 or 2 abandoned old buildings, but they would be professionally sealed up and kids couldn't enter. I think that is a bit sad, I always read stories about ghost houses etc in children's books but that was always in books from Sweden or America, we never had those :(
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  1296. these were not cars for ordinary working class people, just for executives and other bigshots. the average american in '92 could buy much more car than the average european in '92
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  1297. Meanwhile I only get pigeons who do nothing but poop on my balcony
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  1298.  @Kamaero  but he didn;t want to follow the normal joining procedure .. The Labour peer recalled an early meeting with Putin, who became Russian president in 2000. “Putin said: ‘When are you going to invite us to join Nato?’ And [Robertson] said: ‘Well, we don’t invite people to join Nato, they apply to join Nato.’ And he said: ‘Well, we’re not standing in line with a lot of countries that don’t matter.’”
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  1299.  @Kamaero  he should put aside his little ego and be a leader for his people. instead he betrayed them and sided with the robber barons (oligarchs) that stole a trillion euros from the people and moved it to London, Switzerland and Dubai and he became one of them, just top mafia boss. despicable cretin , and that is how history will look at him, with his latest actions applied for the 'status' of Stalin, Hitler, Mao etc
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  1300.  @roberts1677  which is what most Dutch do anyway (biking or walking)
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  1301. If I had a button that would make all hoaxtards vanish in thin air, I would not hesitate to press it. Would also help solve some other problems, like climate change (less people = less energy and resources needed)
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  1302. of course, you only have to look at their voting habits
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  1303.  @MiniCmaX  being a socialist is not even bad, muricans think socialist = communist which is not true. communism is indeed bad, as history has shown for 100 years. but in europe socialist parties are a respectable and reasonable option in most countries , together with liberals, greens and conservatives to list a few other mainstream options.
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  1304. Talks will start when Putin is replaced and all Russianshave left Ukraine territory. the talks will be about how Russia is going to finance the repairs, with their oil money in the next decades
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  1305.  @wsollers1  are you ignorant or a troll? the non blues try to reverse anything they can and they keep grifting the common people and squeezing every cent out of them, for tax cuts for the rich (themselves and those who keep them in power) , by brainwashing simple folk who can't think in their own interest) you need blue government for 20 more years to get anything going that looks like something reasonable , PLUS checking those dems, who aint saints themselves and call them out when they screw up. and maybe when the boomer generation finally dies off you can become a somewhat liveable country for people who are not at least millionaires.
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  1306.  @adriannedelcu7500  their salaries are also quite high, so if you do well in the rat race you can actually pay a lot. but that is the privilege for those lucky enough to have wealthy family ( to get them going) enough brains and good health. anybody else can perish
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  1307. I thought it had to be the word for Pimp
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  1308.  @jamesdylan1522  sold yeah.... in a 'I have an offer you can't refuse' kind of way....
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  1309.  @martincaspary-smith1133  ty, I think I will check out one of those if I ever feel the urge to watch this rubbish again
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  1310. Or you could just buy a used car Roeland..... I don't know about the grumpy part but you are certainly a bit overdramatic
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  1311. @ken we just have to prevent young kids getting indoctrinated and they will slowly die out. its already happening in most of the western world.
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  1312.  @A-la-Weiss  by not voting you are not helping, you are helping the corrupt populist that stays in power , destroying the planet. Always vote for the best candidate, even if it looks as pointless. It gives a signal
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  1313. I think (and hope) that most of them are so ignorant and self centered that they don't even know this exist. (hope because if they know it means they are very evil people)
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  1314. de gemiddelde bewoner heeft geen netwerk, doet alles met wifi , (standaard wifi netwerk van ziggo/ kpn) maar dit is al een verbetering, in 2007 hadden ze nog geen WPA wachtwoord ingesteld en kon je in elke straat op 10 wifi netwerken... (ik vond dat erg handig voor mijn werk)
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  1315. in Tokio maken ze 4 tiny homes uit 1 zo'n container woning.....
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  1316. I never subscribe to channels that ask for subs every video.... and btw , I don't see the point, all your vids are recommended to me anyway, and I watch a lot of them that draw my interest. with a subscription that would be the same
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  1317. ice = water .. not you best argument 😊 but it holds true for other beverages
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  1318. small is ok, but this tiny is not ok. I dare you to live like this for 2 weeks. You don;t even have a normal table and chair to sit at. They can only do it because they are young, and can be outside most of the week, they mostly use this storage box for sleeping and a little gaming.
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  1319.  @TokyoLens  yeah, like you say, you didn't 'live' there , it was a place to charge your laptop and sleep. Fine, for a short period, when you are 22 and have an active social life. but very limiting, you can;t even invite a few friends
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  1320. Hi Peter, we did have the boomer generation here in Europe , most countries at least in western europe (don't know much about the communist block) had a huge baby boom from 1946-1960, just like the USA
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  1321. with 280 deaths.... , 2,5 a year on average....
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  1322.  @wtcnl  yeah, that was my first thought too, there is probably a way to get there by car. after all its illogical for those people to live 15 km from a track. Even if they don;t have a car they have a wheelcart, maybe a horse. and they need to get to the shop too even if its a only once a month or so to get some things that don;t grow in the fields or forests.
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  1323. that is just for the drama effect , there is probably a way to get there by car. after all its illogical for those people to live 15 km from a track. Even if they don;t have a car they have a wheelcart, maybe a horse. and they need to get to the shop too even if its a only once a month or so to get some things that don;t grow in the fields or forests. when you enter their house you see a well used dirt road. I bet you could find a way to get their with a vehicle
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  1324. didn't they buy Ahold?
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  1325.  @chrissmith7669  before Covid I made it onto plane departures in 20-30 minutes from arrival at the airport. With online check ins it can be very efficient if you know what you are doing. They only say 'arrive 1 hour before departure' because they don't want everybody to arrive at the last possible moment, for obvious reasons. Let others wait, I'll hop on after the queue has boarded and save time.
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  1326. And chicken!
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  1327. Teenage boy: I really hope I can get to third base this week
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  1328. I think the stratosphere is not considered space in most definitions
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  1329.  @blitzkriegfreddy5717  I thought the same
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  1330. Hi Brian, you are the most erudite truck driver I have ever met ....
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  1331.  @brianmeh8465  ok Brian, you don't fool me anymore, you are not a truck driver, you are a professor in English Literature, or maybe Philosophy or both...
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  1332.  @calumbigc  Scania doesn;t make T-cabs anymore, you have to buy a Scania truck and then pay extra to convert it to a T-cab. not many businesses want to pay that (it probably isn't very cheap) In europe they are also very rare , I never see them except when there is a trucking event nearby, that's when people come with their show trucks
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  1333. your childhood was impressively long!
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  1334. R2D2, is that you?
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  1335. the last time American cars were better was around the 1960s... But I agree that US license plates are better looking
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  1336. an army of orcs
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  1337.  @cmonnnsi  well, I guess I learned something today, thank you. But it still is crazy (and I am sure it;s the exception, as this is not correct for 99% of beers)
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  1338. I'll provide your counter argument. The roads can't be upgraded because of your famous road cycling races. Vive le velo
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  1339. that road map seems pretty accurate, I am from the netherlands and we are the best, but I also like Spain and other european countries . and i don;t blame eastern europe, they came from the cold war era under communist rule where road building was not high on the priority list. and it takes a good 30-50 years to build it up. We didn't get there overnight either.
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  1340. could maybe, but for women chance to happen to them is like 20 times higher. If not 50.....
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  1341.  @poodablazc  you think Putler can rule the state with his iron fist all by his own? Wow! he must really be the superman, no wonder you love him so much to vote him in power for 20 years /s What we mean is: the police state regime is carried out by millions of ordinary russians, soldiers, police, media people for propganda machnine, teachers for the brainwashing of kids, etc etc. It's ok to dislike all those Russians
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  1342. mind blown, I never realized that when you go SOUTH across the river in Detroit you end up in CANADA
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  1343.  @TinLeadHammer  put them full of pirated games and warez and sell em at the schoolyard for $50.. that is what the nerds did at my highschool... big money
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  1344.  @noneofyourbeeswax01  "raw materials in the void" that sounds like a contradiction
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  1345.  @eucmike  I wish that was true, but it's very hard to compete with the top dog. Windows had been crap for a decade, yet it is still by far the dominant OS
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  1346.  @2112jonr  yes, i can program a video play website myself in a month.... As you say it's not hard. But you forget the most important thing: Selling it! Attracting advertisers that pay billions is what makes youtube dominant . We could make a website that is 5 times better, but how are we paying the content creators? You need a massive audience, to attract advertisers, to get money, to attract content creators, to get a massive audience.... the only point in history where you don;t need all that, is at the very beginning, when everything started with nothing, and your site could grow organically . For the same reason you cannot say: amazon sucks, I'll make a better webshop.....
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  1347. They were pretty big, and indeed the first global multinational , but I think that 7 trillion figure is a bit misleading. It's also a question if you can compare it with modern companies, as it was almost a State in a State... Where does the VOC stop and the Dutch State start? It's a bit like giving an American Trading company 5 Nimitz class aircraft carriers saying, yohoho, have fun with these and good luck! Oh and give us some of the profits
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  1348. alligators and crocodiles are the cutest killing machines in the animal world.. they have such cute eyes
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  1349. it was 60% americans, 20% russians and 20% the rest of the world. the fact that russians were closer to berlin and were first to reach the Fuhrerbunker has little to do with the final victory. The immense resources and industrial machine of the americans was the deciding factor. they made more heavy equipment than all the rest of the allies combined. only in soldiers did the ussr have a larger number.
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  1350.  @tomzzx  the regime is not just Putin and his inner circle.. millions of ordinary Russians have to do evil deeds to keep the regime running. not just in the army, also the propaganda machine, the police, the educators, the business men in league with Kremlin, the secret services etc. So say 'Not ALL Russians are the enemy'
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  1351.  @lovely7983  You can stuff that gas where the sun don;t shine and choke on it. And stay in Russia, since the rest of the world doesn't want you anymore... oh wait, have fun in China and Syria.. If you can find a plane that will take you there.
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  1352. How do they know how to hunt and other wildlife stuff?
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  1353.  @speedbird073  what do I need to learn? I never use alcohol or drugs in traffic and my speed tickets are always very minor , as in driving 10km/h too fast
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  1354.  @knowbuddy0  babushka's live considerably longer than russian men. Also the difference between 78 and 72-73 is rather large . But I agree that russian also has plenty of really old people. But significantly less than some other nations. Like Italy
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  1355. One of the last decent stadium bands
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  1356. The brick roads are made of brick on purpose to calm the traffic in the residential areas you walk through , after a year you must have noticed that bigger roads in the netherlands are always made from asphalt , but in suburbs and downtown city centers they are often brick, if you drive a car on brick roads you hear a lot of noise and vibrations in your car. this helps the driver to slow down as it is uncomfortable to go very fast. (some dickheads still do it )
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  1357.  @Canuck8  no, the ones that vote DEM are stuck in the same shitty situation
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  1358. @ your message was correct and clear
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  1359. I was like, that American truck looks exactly like the LEGO one I build in 1987 It's really weird to me... the country that made new car designs every year for decades (and many great ones) is so conservative in other ways
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  1360.  @Golgi-Gyges  yeah, I think the usa peaked around those moon landings, and since about 1980 is stagnating . I think the country will break up in multiple parts before 2050, hopefully without too much civil war
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  1361.  @perry714.  'How can a country that developed have a literacy rate that low!' The USA is very rich and large. If only 10% of the population is highly educated, that is still 30 million+ educated people, more than most other countries. Those brainiacs (and highly skilled foreign people drawn in with the $$$) have plenty intellect to invent a lot of high tech. The rest can be Homer Simpsons
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  1362.  @wetporkchops420  yes, but in europe that would be illegal, so they are not optimized for those speeds. but you could easily tune them to do that if that had any economic advantage
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  1363. reasonably priced TARDIS. lol
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  1364. only orcs eat sunflower seeds and buckwheat? wtf is that? meanwhile over here in Northern Europe we have the good bread. And the Portuguese have other things they are good at
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  1365. in Georgia you can get a visum indefinately as a russian (at the moment) after a year, you just pop over the border to turkey and return the next day and you get 1 year extension
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  1366. you are still a racist: 'Now I don;t know why these girls wanted to date a black guy....''' Listen to yourself bro..... oh it must have been because the had money.... OR MAYBE THEY WERE JUST NICE GUYS???? greetings from Holland, where we also still cope with racism... (btw I am white, my youtube name revers to the comedy character from Rowan Atkinson, a famous British actor and comedian )
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  1367. They will get financial aid from the government, but they lost all their personal belongings
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  1368.  @Bobbgeane  things not seen are often a figment of your imagination
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  1369. I like these models more than the current ones.. If they made a brand new one of these and fitted a modern dashboard suited for the communications we require these days I genuine would chose these over the 2024 models
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  1370.  @Yordleton  he does a pretty good job explaining things in the first 5 minutes, as a humanist freethinker atheist, I didn't hear anything misleading (so far, haven;t watched the whole video yet)
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  1371.  @veggiet2009  there are plenty people who just go for the 'social club' aspect
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  1372. ​ @sebastiann4402  the Ruhr might be an butt ugly industrial conglomerate, it has 5 million people, that;s 10 times as much as Kansas City. 24 million tourists visit those cities every year. It has a major river, it has numerous sport arenas, world class concerts, art galleries, high cuisine restaurants etc. to think that a midsize US city can compete with that is ridiculous. (except for natural beauty) Köln alone would probably beat Kansas City sure it's by far not as famous as London, Paris, Berlin or Barcelona but that is the nice thing about european cities, even the ugly duckies among them have a lot to offer. Anyway we were talking about Aachen, I only mentioned Ruhr cities because they are at a distance that Americans still call close by... (aachen - koln is 50 minutes, that's about the same as from one end of Kansas city to the opposite side)
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  1373.  @enter_art7405  Es gibt einige Orte auf der Welt, an denen es möglich ist, eine Zeit lang ohne moderne Elektronik auszukommen. Wenn Sie wirklich möchten, können Sie es zum Beispiel während eines Urlaubs besuchen
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  1374. My last time in Poland, I nearly locked my main travel bag in my room when I was about to leave for Slovakia... No wait not nearly, I actually did it. That would have been a minor disaster, but I got saved by the cleaning staff that happened to show up in the building a few minutes after I went in panic mode. It was on of those modern apartment rentals, without any staff, and a code check in , a bit the same as your situation.. I was so happy when that guy with a trolley and cleaning gear and a KEY showed up my original entry code didn't work anymore and I left the keys on the kitchen table , by request it was a better apartment than yours though, with a full size kitchen, and washing machine and everything you could ask for for a longer stay. It was brand new, build in like 2022. I gave them 5 stars
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  1375. no, because everybody would remove or hack those limiters. Unless you also keep thousands of traffic wardens that test all those mopeds all day every day
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  1376. he was quite shy and humble in normal life, believe it or not
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  1377.  @zilfondel  to be honest, that is what I expected, it being low population, large area, not on the east coast
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  1378. it's basically a child chaturbate......
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  1379. When I was 23 I would drive any car I could afford, the cheaper the better . You really don't have much to demand at that age, unless you are one of those petrol heads who puts all their money in their wheels.... I would rather put my money in computers and music equipment
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  1380. I would love to walk there all day, it feels like the lands of the elves in middle earth
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  1381.  @relaxlibrary4249  quality paint is expensive. I don't know what a gallon is, but here in Europe the paint that professionals use is also €100 / $100 per can. And that is without tariffs (you can buy cheaper stuff from the consumer stores, but the expensive stuff really is a bit better , it lasts longer
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  1382. 265 riders and 15 bystanders have died here btw, , latest fatality was 26th of October 2022 . First one was in 1911
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  1383.  @Ast151  everybody with half a brain has already left the country, or plans to do so the first chance they get. The hundreds of thousands of people who left in this war are just the top of the iceberg, millions more have left already in the past 20 years. I have Russians here in my city in the Netherlands, who are friendly and modern, with two little kids. They are here since 2016 I think.
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  1384. change the soviet design for some nuka cola remains and that petrol station came RIGHT OUT FALLOUT 4!
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  1385. If I was a russian conscript wanting to kill myself to get out of the misery, I would be sure to grab any weapon I could get and take as many bullies I could with me...... Maybe they would change a thing after a few cases like that..........
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  1386.  @HedwigHeeren Het zou me niet verbazen als ze in een jaar of 20 weer terug zijn, en dan kun je nog wel in leven zijn.
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  1387.  @HedwigHeeren  ok for the record, 2036 Bre-entry :D #Remindmein12years
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  1388. it wasn't rare, in fact all european imperialist powers forced china into trading in the 20th century, until Mao kicked them out eventually
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  1389. Considering that a wood cabin of this size here would be close to €80,000 - €100,000 I could pay a lot of taxes and renovations and improvements if the starting price was 0.
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  1390. Thank you for giving us good information and facts. I will now watch that Doug guy that just popped up in the recommends to see what kind of nonsense he will tell about this car.
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  1391. its because supernatural entities and magic don't exist outside people's minds....
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  1392.  @walker-zero9255  why? Canada has some nice features, but also many bad ones. Like being a car dependent hell-hole. So it depends on what your priorities are, whether you consider Canada or the Netherlands a better country.
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  1393. how many more civilians have to be killed, raped or drafted before they go out protesting ALL TOGETHER, all 100+ million of them? Only then will the police forces and other putin gangs switch sides to save their own hides and end the regime.
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  1394. My school has one in the main hall. With 3 meter tall flipboards 😀 (it's a big school)
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  1395. that rAf van looks like the child of a 70s Ford Transit and VW Transporter and didn't you make a video about this foto already a few years back, or did I suffer from a very strong case of déja vu?
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  1396.  @hanshartfiel6394  my family had different experiences traveling in the netherlands, germany france, UK denmark, italy spain with papers that weren't alway up to date, this was in the 80s and 90s maybe they were extra strict on Swiss citizens, being neutral?
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  1397.  @hanshartfiel6394  oh you are just a little troll, ok, block, bye
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  1398. old money doesn;t need status symbols, but poor people and new money do.. to show the world they 'have made it' Western Europe has been rich for a longer time, so you have many rich people who drive a simple Fiat Panda or Skoda.. but migrants usually immediately buy a BMW or Mercedes as soon as they can, even if that money could be better used for home improvement or something else. (note I am not saying that no rich europeans in west europe buy expensive fluff, they sure sometimes do, but less in general compared to newcomers or people in poorer countries )
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  1399. It will take 20 years of decline before the newer EU members have caught up, so I don't think that will be a major issue anytime soon. let's not pretend they are a new Bulgaria, that is just silly. they just fall behind to other frontrunners like Germany, Netherlands, Denmark etc
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  1400. same reason that many americans still blindly follow cult leader trump
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  1401.  @oguzhan9424  you like hyperinflation?
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  1402. Most places in Europe are MUCH better than the USA, in the USA life is unbearable, unless you are within the rich, then you can buy yourself out of the crap. In europe you can have a good life for far less money. sure some places in Europe are still behind, we had this cold war period when eastern europe suffered under failed system of communism , but they are catching up . In 2023 I would prefer most of the eastern block over USA already. In 2030 the choice will be easy.
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  1403. you should first hold a national common-sense / intelligence test and take away voting rights from anybody who can't find 10 lies in a 5 minute Boris Johnson speech......
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  1404.  @rafikkandxorov3668  they certainly do (except in predator-prey situation obviously) Slava Ukraïni!
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  1405.  @kimoandrews5802  My bet is that on average they are much happier where they are. As a citizen is almost impossible to build up your community if the leadership stays corrupt. And I say this as somebody who REALLY dislikes America, I think it is a terrible society to live in right now. I doubt that the migrating people would be enough, if they stayed to grab power and turn away from corruption.
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  1406.  @prodbydragon4648  technisch gezien is dat inderdaad al miljoenen jaren bezig, maar de clou zit hem erin dat de mens het 1000x sneller verandert dan de natuur zelf, zodat die geen tijd heeft om zich aan te passen. tijdens de dino's waren er meer broeikasgassen dan nu. Maar dat duurde inderdaad miljoenen jaren, ook het verdwijnen ervan zodat het weer kouder werd
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  1407.  @KS-qw5if  maar niet in 200 jaar zo'n groot verschil als nu van 1830-2023 . Vroeger duurde het honderdduizenden jaren om van een lage naar een hoge concentratie te gaan, en konden de planten en dier zich daar heel geleidelijk bij aanpassen. De mens stookt dat in een paar honderd jaar de lucht in. Als je dat feit er niet bij vertelt ben je gewoon een trol.
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  1408. Time for a new revolution I guess, 90% are oppressed by the 3% and 7% are just getting by....
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  1409. if only those dictators would ever step down at 70 and live a nice old age with the billions they have stolen, that would still be unfair but better for the country, but no they always want to die in the saddle
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  1410. vraagje: wat heeft het eigenlijk voor zin om likes te krijgen? Krijg je daar iets voor?
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  1411.  @culocabra  why are Roma people always so dishonest, trying to swindle everybody they meet? It's hard not to be racist when your experience is always negative with a people.
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  1412. 1992 was when the PC gaming industry took off and would be the dominant platform for many years to come.
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  1413. that is amazing, given that (most variants of) the islam prohibit the intake of any alcohol
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  1414.  @t-rod4456  But I can say it for sure, we discovered enough about the physical reality to make certain claims. Just compare the science of physics today with that of the days of Einstein, Planck, Heisenberg and Bohr. You will learn that any improvement we have made is just some rummaging around in the margin. despite our quadriullion bazillion teraflops in computing power
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  1415.  @t-rod4456  none of that matters in the context of intergalactic space travel, but keep dreaming if that entertains you.
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  1416.  @scottg6754  Yes, I agree we are not at the end, but the point I am trying to make is that NONE of the future improvements of our understanding of physics will lead to intergalatic travel. We are creatures made out of molecules, quantum effects of subatomic particles won't help us move faster.
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  1417. It was not even power, he already had that for 20 years... But no, he wanted to get into the history books as a new vladimir the great, in the footspteps of the Ivans and Peters of the past... Instead he will be known as the war criminal who ruined and dissolved the Russian Federation. I predict that the country will have fallen apart before 2030.
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  1418.  @FrostyIgnition  I was not talking about humans, but human MADE things... stuff! , trinkets, machines. artifacts.. etc
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  1419. the cash thing really boggles me.. When I grew up, japanese IT tech (phones etc) was years ahead of us (EU) . How on earth are they 10 years behind now
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  1420.  @patrickmarschlowitz5936  My country was never big on credit cards, tbh, I consider those as old fashioned 20th century tech.... we moved right into more modern ways of digital payments , both with bank cards and with internet payments . This started at least 20 years ago around 2005
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  1421.  @SNOCHILT  you probably have an adblocker of some sort.
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  1422. it's his trademark
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  1423.  @surendramumgai631  the Russians do NOT HAVE a free capitalist system NOW. They have another form of DICTATORSHIP , Putin style Oligarchy. We are not comparing Soviet Russia with Putin Russia.. We are comparing it with the West and then say the west is better. which it was and still is. Those old soviet babushkas that want the old times back only do so because Putin and his cronies screw them over even more. If they lived in France or Portugal they would NEVER want to go back to soviet times.
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  1424. high population density and flat area are huge advantages that we have here.
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  1425.  @Kacpa2  I guess they have too many powerful lobbyists that bribed their politicians into making those anti car pro truck laws
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  1426.  @blakespower  why not buy a decent used car, a few years old?
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  1427. it is not normal here to own more than 2 cars... maybe 3 if you are into cars. the taxes for cars are a lot higher here so it's very uneconomical to own cars you hardly use, since you have to pay full taxes and insurance on all of them (you can avoid that, but then you can only put them in a garage box and not drive them at all)
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  1428. maybe 20 years ago.... not today
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  1429. it's the reason I haven't visited the USA in the past decade and won;t go there until these fascists are dead or locked up and the country has come to its senses again (the majority that is, I know their will always be some idiots left) I don't consider the US a safe or civilised country anymore, for it;s it;s turned into a richer version of a 3rd world country. And if I ever go there again, I will do extended research and avoid any business or person who affiliated with MAGA as much as possible. I'll probably stay in blue states
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  1430. who owns the new land?
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  1431. Paul, you were very wrong . But the guy who predicted color screens was spot on
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  1432. so basically it was just the old iron curtain again.... (with greece and turkey on the east side this time)
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  1433.  @Odytje  we hebben het niet over volgend jaar en ook niet over 2040 , de problemen komen in de eeuwen hierna, nu zien we pas een paar randverschijnselen. Mensen zijn niet geschikt om 100 jaar vooruit te kijken, dus ze blijven gewoon strandhuizen kopen. en waarom niet? dat huis staat er in 2060 ook nog wel. Dit is ook de reden waarom politici niks voor elkaar krijgen, die kijken alleen naar de volgende verkiezingen.
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  1434. lol.. do you also want the lesser pay and sexual harassment?
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  1435.  @aceofspades9503  they are just brainwashed by your pulp media, financed by the trumps and murdochs of the world . sadly this is even more the case in the boomer generations
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  1436.  @katydid2877  why, you will SAVE tens of thousands of dollars a year, enough to visit them once or twice a year. For the rest, you can facetime on your tablet
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  1437.  @allmivoyses  why not go away and find somebody else, (or stay solo for a while)
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  1438. I learned that maybe you are running out of good topics for videos
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  1439. €5,49 here for 250g.. That was indeed about €2 more than i expected... (haven't bought it in years) I used to be €2 something
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  1440. us western people aren't used to these conditions
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  1441.  @sinAnon6689  I suggest that they make money by making you tube premium such a good deal with real advantages over non premium that a lot of us decide to buy YouTube premium. I like to pay for quality, especially adfree quality. I pay for some sport services because they are good and show 0 ads during the event. Like F1 races. No ads from start to finish.
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  1442. not 1 person, but a group of high ranking KGB/FSB veterans. In the style of the mafia commision
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  1443. European here, 60% of the laptops people use here are still Dell and HP, with only gaming laptops being more often taiwanese brands Asus and Acer
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  1444.  @solomonmendonca3223  nobody knows, not even the best biologists truly understand how that works, it's one of those mysteries of the natural world, like quantum physics . yes we know that it is some kind of 'firmware' embedded to our (the animal's) brains, but we don't really know how it works
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  1445. all innocent civilians have left Russia, people who are still there are all guilty
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  1446. There is no modern F1 car lap time here, but estimates are around or below 5 minutes
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  1447. 300 from a 2 liter is really impressive
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  1448.  @DargorShepard  no, only one troll with a greek name, the other replies are quite informative
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  1449.  @giannis_toupolemou  I am glad I could cheer up your day.
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  1450.  @maky2258  why don;t they just bring the glasses with them, they a rather small.. after all they also have to bring the BOTTLES of bOOZE as those definitely don;t grow on trees
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  1451. it's a symbol of everything that is wrong in america
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  1452. better late than never. but........... under what rock where you hiding?
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  1453. and the rich whites with racist tendencies
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  1454.  @TheAmericanCatholic  your solutions (basically being offgrid) are only quite recently technical achievable , but this problem is decades old.
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  1455. Clarkson was always a buffoon, but in his Top Gear days he was genuinely funny and funny people get away with a lot.
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  1456. the average salary is indeed 791, because Putler and the rest of his maffia regime take one hundred billion for themselves, if you add that to the total the average is higher
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  1457. just go with the flow and install 'flitsmeister' As long as you don;t drive like a jerk, it's ok to be 10-20 above the speed limit, as you notice most of us do. It's not just being rebellious, in many situations it is just better imho. For the general flow and to overtake lorries.
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  1458. no, the UK still has the Crown Jewels
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  1459. never, they are brainwashed cultists who went all-in many years ago
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  1460.  @johnc2438  that was 100x times funnier than any of the Chinese Extravaganza
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  1461.  @NeoDemocedes  plus boobies!
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  1462. the catholic church: babies babies babies! the irish: nah... we're fine....
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  1463.  @woodlandbiker  you can know, because obviously many polls and researchers after the election have asked those non voters what they would have voted if they weren't too lazy to vote and about 70% said they would have voted remain
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  1464. and the 12 years beyond 2024.. in this style they will never win again , except locally
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  1465. boete geven. serieuze boete. betalen ze niet, dan is dat geregistreerd, bij de volgende aanhouding kunnen ze dan hun fiets inleveren en naar huis lopen... etc...
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  1466. Russians are horrible people, all the good ones have left and try their best to become non russians
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  1467. I don't even do the bag thing anymore, I just walk in empty handed, grab a carton box, fill it with my food stuff, self check out and go. But Blackadder, what if there are no cardboard boxes? There are ALWAYS cardboard boxes, if nothing is at the checkout area, I just walk into the store and go to the vegetable or the potato chips section and 90% of the time there will be a box for me. In 10% of the time I have to ask one of the teenagers for a box who is filling the shelves. In 5 years it never happened that I didn't have a box. Note, this works for me because I usually don;t buy too much in one go, and just for me. For shopping for a family I would bring my own containers in the car The card board boxes I use at home to collect empty bottles, cans , paper etc, and once a week I bring them to the recycling
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  1468. the real question is why did my old 80486 PC boot up FASTER than my current 8th generation i3 office pc? because it didn't have to load the crapton of OS and network security stuff of modern environments.
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  1469. There is a youtuber that loves old cameras, cathode ray dude
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  1470.  @nathanfurnival8724  and you are certainly no clone account
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  1471. that doesn't make sense at all, because if you swap an american and russian baby, after birth, they won;t know that and grow up as americans or russians, no matter their genes. so you could just make the american baby a russian spy instead of the russian baby raised in america. You would need exactly the same upbringing
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  1472. they went through 6 bass players in 1-2 years before they found Deacon
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  1473.  @MadeinDade47  somehow I get the feeling these biblical folk don't see adoption as an option to start a family (although I am also sure they would lovely adopt an orphan and incorporate a child into their own family if a situation arose where that was needed) But that would be alongside their own kids not instead.
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  1474. nee, want dan is ie er niet meer. sorry maar je geloof is niks anders dan collectief wensdenken en zelfhypnose
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  1475. I don't like the USSR or current putinland, but their national anthem is boss.
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  1476. it's a shithole, but there are more than 10 countries that are worse, like almost every muslim country and north korea and russia
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  1477. I NEVER hit subscribe, but for your good work I will make an exception
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  1478. sadly, this is true
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  1479. @jokejodokus5935  ik ken de inhoud erg goed en meen ook te begrijpen waar jullie gevoel vandaan komt, ben er alleen van overtuigd dat het allemaal vanuit jullie eigen hoofd komt, zonder input van buiten. De menselijke geest is verbazingwekkend.
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  1480. @ Fijn om te horen dat het op die manier een goede levensovertuiging is voor jou.
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  1481. probably made for the very small tourist market in Moscow and 99,999% of the soviet kids never saw them
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  1482. All those business CD-roms didn't help to get a break through.. As usual, it was porn and games that made the average Joe buy a CD rom drive at home. the 7th Guest and CD-rOMS with 5000 tittie pictures
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  1483.  @richardmenz3257  €130 a month here, with something like €300 own risk a year (that means the first €300 you have to pay yourself , anything above the insurance pays)
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  1484.  @daisyandlani4481  you have some adblocker
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  1485. also, correct me if I am wrong, that law is not just for presidents but for all people who serve in government or even for all people who are US citizens
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  1486.  @itshadouken  the problem is that after 9 years you still don;t understand that if you want to earn $90 you can charge the customer let's say $100 a night and then file $90 as revenue and $10 as cleaning fee (to keep it simple, put in your real numbers) If the customer thinks $100 is a fair price for that accomodation, they will book it, without being pissed off by ridiculous extra fees
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  1487.  @itshadouken  nobody says you have the same price for every night for longer stays, you can just give them a discount if they stay longer, that sounds even better. (remember we were talking about extras here, so you still get your original price, it isn't really a discount. ) I have been to a few airbnb that did this, like 1 night €65, but three nights was €175 not €195
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  1488.  @TalesOfWar  I was talking about the US government, not the UK, but I understand from your rant it's not much better in good old England....
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  1489. Why would me visiting a church service once a year (for example during a funeral or wedding of a religious family member or friend) make me less of an atheist? I just don;t believe any of the rituals and dogmas but I don't mind joining them once in a while, I'll even happily sing the hyms if they are good quality music.
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  1490. It looks a bit like the Vatican on busy days.... but at least they have proper bathrooms.
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  1491.  @kenbob1071  But those cooking shows are right, gas is often better for cooking. (From a culinary point of view, I don;t know about energy conservation and economics)
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  1492. and that is looooooooooooooooooooooong due ... the right should have been destroyed after Dubya , but sadly he could use the 9/11 fear to brainwash too many folks
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  1493. Don't give Xinnie the Pu any ideas....
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  1494.  @fabrizio483  the militant catholic, lol that is a character I haven't seen in years. Can you explain why Italians have about the lowest fertility rate in the world?
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  1495.  @grahamlees4394  bless those british ghettos, they have saved me (non spanish speaking EU tourist) many times, when I desperately needed somebody to talk to on my travels :D
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  1496.  @grahamlees4394  Sure, if you are living there. I am just a Dutch speaking tourist that likes to visit a variation of countries and I can't learn them all. English, a bit of German and French, that's it for me. and I can read just enough Spanish to get by, but can't speak it. So after a visit to Estonia or Greece, it's nice for me to go to the UK where I can finally really interact with the locals again .
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  1497. you are free to line the pockets of the Musks and Bezosses in NA.....
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  1498.  @theleetworldbest  no, but good pop culture draws inspiration from real life history
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  1499.  @je-freenorman7787  Right, America is a continent. England is Roman, the UK is not a country
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  1500.  @Ggdivhjkjl  it was not, we consume 1.5 times the resources that the earth gives us every year, this means that every year we increase the deficit, meaning future generations can't use what we have used up. For us this is not a direct catastrophe , and that's why almost nobody cares. But for your grandchildren and their grandchildren it will be a big problem.
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  1501.  @alexandermenck6609  speak for yourself, I am from the Netherlands and I was a huge car buff when I was 10 (like many boys that age, but I was more fanatic than most) I certainly saw a few of these in the wild and I would recognize them by the smallest details
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  1502.  @UshankaShow  people did tons of things for long term planning, like growing potatoes, so that's not really an argument. and it is only a one time thing, you can cultivate it forever. Your cost-benefit analysis in this video is a better explanation I think.
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  1503. But most students still just bike on the Hengelosestraat anyway. (or take any of the routes at the back) I think that F35 is more used by people who work in either Enschede or Hengelo and live in the other city
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  1504. we also have them in the West
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  1505. no shit, sherlock
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  1506. Nice, another episode of Fallout:Yakutsk
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  1507. air travel in the low budget carriers in europe is very uncomfortable though. I really hate it. but since I haven;t been in the usa lately I don;t know if it's just as bad there
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  1508. Spam, Sausage, Spam, Spam, Spam, Bacon, Spam, Tomato and Spam
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  1509. as this video showcases 90% of them were copies from US or UK toys
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  1510. yeah, but to be fair they also costed twice as much or more compared to those USA cars
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  1511.  @stefhendricks  change your name to NLTaxVictim....
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  1512.  @joe6096  Cadillacs were marketed at rich seniors.. those people were not interested in driving faster than 80mph
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  1513.  @larrytipton2868  you might be able to make a good car, but you didn't so Americans who wanted a good car bought Mercedes and BMW and later on Lexus and Honda
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  1514. With all the wars and potential wars looming over worldwide heads, people flock to the best places in the world, driving prices up everywhere. (usa is still among those places, globally, despite the best attempts of the orange turd to destroy it)
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  1515.  @skp8748  it costs $3000-$10000 that is more than I normally spend on a 3 week holiday
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  1516. try it during the day, not at night . and his camera also helps, a guy that starts talking to everybody out of the blue is weird, a guy with a camera talking to everybody out of the blue is clearly making a video.......
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  1517.  @daleketchup7434  why not just block them? I still get 0 ads, on any device. also no waiting. and i have not installed anything special afaik, just stuff I found in 10 seconds with some google search
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  1518. I would settle for that, if it means he loses all his USA and allies possessions , becomes a persona non grata like putin, he can rot (in luxury) in some friendly dictatorship for all I care. The embarrassment for a former president to be running and a hiding like a weazel will just be as large as being in prison. It would also mean the republican party can die and maybe something better can rise from its ashes , a normal conservative party again. I do realize that these maga traitors will continue without trump, but I think they will be marginalized to 10-15% of the population without trump and not a major political factor anymore within a few years
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  1519.  @daves6056  you can survive, but being enslaved for hundreds of years is not much of a life. and that has been the fate of mother russia
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  1520. the reputation damage in the world is immense. it was pretty good in the 20th century, then Bush Jr destroyed it and the last bits that were left got completely wiped out by this mob boss. personally I don't even want to go on holiday in the US anymore .....
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  1521.  @Elena-rt9yu  many of them plan to never have a baby, and given the state of humankind, (Russia, China, USA, climate crisis, financial crisis... I don't blame them. Previous generations blew it.
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  1522. Closed on mondays... lol, when will he ever learn to research his destinations
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  1523. I got recommended this after watching a ton of LAVA flow videos from ICELAND (Spring 2021 volcano eruption) And to be fair, this flock of ducks LOOKS like a lava flow...
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  1524. The Big Mac index is actually a real economic measuring stick
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  1525. ​ @neclark08 fear for death or childhood indoctrination ( or both )
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  1526. you are a brave man, Miguel
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  1527.  @SurfsFlatTrader  yes, or later I am not in a hurry, the world is large and I have plenty of other far away destinations on my list to go to. Australia, Japan, Brazil. I probably can't afford such trip every year anyway, so once every 2-3 years is fine.
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  1528.  @heatherwaldorf  I don't know what pronouned creatures are, but Portland and Oregon look nice, definitely on my list. Especially because you can easily combine it with a few days in Canada
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  1529.  @LazyDaisyDay88  I am glad to hear that you enjoy yourself , but today's events are a good illustration why I won't join you any time soon.
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  1530. yes, he makes the brexiteers look like innocent schoolboy tomfoolery
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  1531. Absolutely astonishing.. but it's Zed, not Zee
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  1532.  @Zenitchik_130  no thank you, I have only 1 life and I won;t waste it watching commercial crap. I never watch ads on any platform, except maybe in the cinema if I arrived early and at half time of a football match, (if i am not grabbing some food and drink or do some house chores) For a long time I didn;t even knew YT had any ads because I had adblockers YEARS before ads got prominent on the platform. If I really like a content creator I throw them a little donation sometimes, they all have one or more channels for support these days. and no, I don;t contribute to everybody I ever watch, but the laws of statistics say that they all get a crumble of the pie if enough people donate a little, as different people will donate to different creators.
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  1533. the best he can do is to be sure he and his generation will NEVER EVER vote anything Tory in their lifetime, and spread the word activity to all their older relatives. Only when I see the support for the tory traitors drop below 20% nationwide I will believe the UK wants to change. (NB this doesn't mean Labour should get 80%, let other smaller parties rise up too)
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  1534.  @dorsetbigcats6292  that depends on their political ideas. I think there is a place for conservative political ideas in several areas, I just dislike most of the current ones that are just based on upper class greed
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  1535.  @dorsetbigcats6292  9btw i have no idea what the parties you named stand for, if they are just tories 2.0 they can sod off
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  1536.  @dorsetbigcats6292  how do you define socialist? I usually vote for green/center parties, but not necessary parties that have the word socialist in their name. NB, I live in a country with a proper democracy, as in we have more than 10 different relevant parties to choose from, basically any political flavor is on the menu and the government is always a coalition of several parties which makes them work together and make compromises
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  1537.  @dorsetbigcats6292  yeah all systems have pros and cons, but I am quite certain a coalition system is better than a de facto winner takes all 2 party system, just looking at the world... the worst countries are one party dictatorships, like Russia or China, next, but still pretty bad are two party countries like USA or UK and the best countries are multi party democracies (Scandinavia, Netherlands, Germany etc) note: i don;t think the UK is a Wasteland, I just went there for my summer holidays and I like the country, but would not be happy to live there)
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  1538.  @MackmanRell  maybe he liked to walk around and look at his investment in the first years, so that's why they were not covered, and as time goes by people forget their reasoning... and as this channel shows time after time, not much permanent harm is done. It's more important to keep out rodents
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  1539.  @martinm8861  those extremely high priced items are not priced because they want to sell them (although of course they won;t say no to anybody stupid enough to buy one), but to advertise the brand to the lower and middle classes, so that those masses want to buy the 1K or 5K items. Or even just the $300 sunglasses . They make way more money selling a lot of 'normal' stuff.
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  1540. 2:26 Bloody Frodo Baggins in the middle!
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  1541.  @AdamBladeTaylor  maybe they fear that more people will die when they finally lock him up because some of his cultist will go berserk and lose the little control that is left in them when that (the jailing) happens????
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  1542.  @mhierden3377  die handeling is makkelijk voor iemand die niet in goden gelooft, want zo'n uitspraak is niks meer dan een beetje hardop willekeurige woorden uitspreken. blijkbaar denk jij dat atheïsten stiekem toch in goden geloven en daarom dit niet durven te zeggen, maar de clou is juist dat het voor hen net hetzelfde is als een verlanglijstje voor Sinterklaas te maken., Lieve sint, mag ik alstublieft de nieuwe LEGO set 6324 hebben en een nieuw hoesje voor mijn Iphone 13. OF 'Machtige God, ik kniel hier voor u neer en vraag u om alle bijbelse vloeken die in de bijbel staan over mij en mijn familie uit te storten.' Persoonlijk heb ik liever die LEGO set, maar ik ga geen van beide krijgen.
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  1543.  @daanmollema6366  als je er verder niemand mee lastig valt dan maakt het inderdaad niks uit , helaas wijst de geschiedenis uit dat dat erg moeilijk is. Het probleem is dat gelovigen vaak denken dat hun god een speciaal plan heeft voor de HELE wereld (dat zit min of meer in het geloof ingebakken) en dus moet iedereen daaraan mee doen, met godsdienstoorlogen en kinder indoctrinatie tot gevolg (bv alle wandaden ten opzichte van inheemse bevolkingen door alle europese koloniale machten )
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  1544.  @daanmollema6366  nee, want er is bij humanisme geen waarheidsclaim.. het is gewoon een filosofische en ethische houding. Het is niet perfect of heilig , het is een idee waarbij de ontwikkeling van de mens de basis is. Wat goed of fout is is niet in beton gegoten, maar is gebaseerd op waarden die mensen met elkaar delen. (veel religieuze waarden komen uit dezelfde bron, de mens, dus er is veel overlap en de beide levenshoudingen staan niet lijnrecht tegenover elkaar maar naast elkaar.) Als iemand die niet in goden gelooft moet ik uiteraard wel de conclusie trekken dat alles dat in religies als goddelijk gepresenteerd wordt, uiteindelijk uit de breinen van de gelovigen komt.. want die goden bestaan niet en kunnen dus geen goddelijke inspiratie op de paulussen, mohammeds of siddhartha's & Co hebben doen neerdalen.
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  1545. easy to remember, same flag as the netherlands, with a slightly lighter red
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  1546.  @gustavohansen1  I have to disagree. only Bohemian rap is overrated, the rest of Night at the opera is great
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  1547. people should just be content with less. you can still have a nice old age without being a millionaire. Be less greedy and more smart with what you have and you will be fine.
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  1548.  @nette4307  exactly!
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  1549. Never saw any ad. But then, I am using the 15 year old adblock technology. Maybe you will also someday invest 5 seconds of your life to install it with a few mouse clicks.
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  1550. turkish culture has little to do with it, the issue is with the big investors which are either foreigners or rich turks who live and act like foreigners economically
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  1551.  @julianbullmagic  You are wrong. I think you need to watch 100 more Ushanka videos, because you are blind for all the negative things of the soviet system that he keeps showing us.
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  1552.  @julianbullmagic  two wrongs don't make a right. the fact that the american capitalist system has some evil characteristics as well, doesn;t make the communist system good. Communist system was pretty bad on it;s own, even without any american slander
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  1553. He obviously doesn't think that, he tries to prepare them for release. I can't say if he is successful or not I am not an expert
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  1554. That doesn't solve anything. Young people procreate. Old people want to stop aging, they already have kids. They should sacrifice their offspring first...... To qualify 😋
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  1555. the gentleman at around 22:00 is really energetic
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  1556.  @lettoreentusiasta9374  I agree that the USA is in rapid decline, but I was basing rating on a longer period, let;'s say 1960-2023 and it used to be better. Especially since we are comparing it to the USSR I think it's fair to look at the US of around 1990
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  1557.  mexicorhodie4079  I rate guys like Putin slighlty higher in the vile villain rankings , but for americans he certainly makes the top10
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  1558. that is only when your family doesn't 'breed' until they are in their 40s (males) My Napoleon era forefather is 9 generations ago, I am born in 1975
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  1559.  @stefankapanski3210  yes, we call that law of handicap of a head start. the US got things upgraded and modern before the EU, but as a result, it;s shabby and old now. they never put in enough money for upgrades and maintenance.
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  1560.  @stefankapanski3210  I am your Dutch neighbour, we always curse when we drive in Germany because the autobahn is always in Baustelle . Never finished and little progress Mach schon!
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  1561. You have to use trains. Trucks are only for the last leg to the final destinations in between you need a Port to big distribution center train line
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  1562. Now I know why south americans are so small.. they never sleep! You need sleep to grow , that's what my mum always said
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  1563.  @rb1062  above? putler?
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  1564.  @louthegiantcookie  it's usually brainwashed christians
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  1565. my score would be +20 for A and - 50 for C
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  1566.  @michaelckerr  lol
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  1567. he is an arrogant buffoon, but he also really has talents and has entertained a billion people with Top Gear all over the world. Claiming he has done nothing is bullshit . People that think you can only work hard with your hands are idiots and should go back to the stone age, where they belong.
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  1568. The products look the same (in general, not the particular ones you showcased) all over the world, but I found it strange that the shop looked more like a hardware store, which such huge and high shelves (example at 1:16)
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  1569. True story in 5 words: Never HEARD OF gucci gang
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  1570. If you are in India you should eat good food instead of that USA junk food. There is a reason it;s called junk food. Rich people don;t eat it, only the poor (and a certain orange ex president, who stole most of his money and has poor taste)
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  1571.  @diggernash1  no, most suburbs have poor infrastructure, we are not talking about the ultra rich areas, but all of suburbia together
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  1572.  @diggernash1  that is completely unreasonable ,as it would mean that rural folk are stuck in the mud in the middle ages, using outhouses without modern communications and city dwellers can live in high tech environments in modern comfort.
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  1573.  @donsandrano1429  dat is eerder rechts, die zijn meer van de rare nofap cults (komt vanuit rechtse amerikaanse gristenen cultuur)
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  1574.  @SurgStriker  a pandemic would not stop the experiment, only something like full scale WW3 could do that and even then they can just defrost the backup populations and continue. (as long as they have power to keep it frozen)
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  1575.  @anghusmorgenholz1060  send them all to Alaska (and give sane Alaska citizens a VERY generous compensation to relocate to other States) then all the idiots can make whatever dystopia they are happy in
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  1576. Let's say they make cars..... what they lack in original design, they make up in numbers
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  1577.  @paulherring8959  let's hope about half of them just voted Rep out of habit and didn't really pay attention what a piece of shit he is, that means you have only 37 million toxic morons in the country
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  1578. How did this nation ever put a man on the moon (which they did)
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  1579. Ze twijfelen niet aan het bestaan van god, maar over hun redding
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  1580.  @barbaraschuld8206  If they are maga cultists, cut ties and find better friends... you deserve better . these people are not just innocent mislead folks, their are evil
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  1581. too bad 95% of the males are still misogynist and racist... the friendliness and respect are artificial and only reserved for a select group of people, like other wealthy males. I wouldn't even go there for a holiday and avoid all those countries like the plague.
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  1582.  @anasibnsami  we are condescending because your culture is uncivilized as long as it oppresses women and gay people. you can deny that all day long, but we know it's a fact.
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  1583. well, it is only normal that that is the case.... Why??? because just BEFORE a war, it has been the LONGEST period of peace, by definition . And during peace, it;s a waste of resources to carry on with a war-time military apparatus. So it's NATURAL that when a war ends, the military gets downsized, and and more, and more and 'hey it's been peace for ages, let;s downsize some more, ad infinitum... Of course, it would be smart to predict the next war and prepare for it , but predicting the future is notoriously hard.
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  1584. yes and no. some keep cycling, but there is also a large group of summer cyclists that take the bus or car in winter times. let's not pretend we use the bike as much in january as in June . But hey! 8 months of cycling 4 months of driving is still better than 12 months of driving!
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  1585. "Look, I'm as British as Queen Victoria!!" "So your father's German, you're half German and you married a German!?"
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  1586.  @alicemilne1444  tell that to Rowan Atkinson and Richard Curtis
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  1587. it's really insane, it's weirder than any james bond or jason bourne movie
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  1588. lol
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  1589. that's why it was not legendary..... it was impressive and massive, but also soulless. you are right , I forgot all of it. But I still see the whole 007 visiting the Queen and her doggies scene... now THAT was legendary!
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  1590. in europe there are also just 2 grocery companies? Unilever and Nestle but somehow the prices are still more reasonable
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  1591.  @walkir2662  half the americans are just bad shit crazy, i gave up on them, luckily we have the sane ones like Ian
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  1592. It always puzzles me how all americans in these videos comment how good it was, and how they love trains and good food and clothes and stuff etc, yet together they have done nothing but vote for people who took it all away for 60 years, and don't come to me with 'Dems did that.. Reps did that.. THEY both did! YOU did! You kept voting for greedy politicians who let the car industry destroy the infrastructure and replaced it with a car only society. you kept eating fast food 7 days a week so proper food got replaced by endless rows of Mcdonalds and Wendys and Taco Bells.. You kept buying cheap trash for clothes and other household items so that good manufactured stuff got replaced by china crap and only the very rich can still buy quality. It's really sad.
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  1593. Once upon a time I knew a smart Linus, he invented Linux. This other guy I don;t know, but he seems to be a bit daft
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  1594. putin is a dictator, like stalin or mao. biden is a elected president and former senator from the USA and zelinsky, I don't know much about except that he is the mediagenic face of ukraine
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  1595.  @cinnamondonkey2397  also the last.... it has become such a shitshow that other right wing populists in EU countries don't even want to leave any more, but rather find other ways to lure voters
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  1596. why are the meters turned 90 degrees?
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  1597.  @calculuslover2078  trump is a grifter, sex offender, misogynist insurrectionist and convicted criminal. and worst president in history. America needs a young new president, and until you get one in a few years, Biden can keep the lights on
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  1598.  @mizbaz5400  It is still a tragedy that good music is underground music.. in other words you have to really put in a lot of effort to find it. Not everybody has the time or means to do that.
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  1599. and yet half the population there believes the earth is like 6600 years old..... while living in HILLS THAT WERE FORMED 600 MILLION YEARS AGO
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  1600.  @poggon  the elderly that vote for fascist right wing criminals get what they deserve, but the ones that didn't deserve our support
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  1601. I use adblock browser on my Android based devices and so far still 100% adfree
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  1602.  @remc0s  Het is helemaal niet 'totaal iets anders' Het is op precies dezelfde principes gebaseerd als elk ander vaccin. Het is alleen wat sneller ontwikkeld dan normaal, gek he als alle medische aandacht in de wereld op dat ene ding geconcentreerd is, dat het dan sneller gaat dan normaal. Gek he dat iets sneller gaat als je er €100.000.000.000 inpompt in plaats van een paar miljoen......
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  1603. when i was a little kid, at the time of MS-DOS and windows 95 games, I didn't know much about racing, but I often picked this car in games because it was faster than anything including F1 cars (not saying that is historically correct, but that was how it was programmed in those games)
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  1604. without disagreeing with you... here in europe the C64 was mostly seen as an alternative for a nintendo or sega console. kids playing games on their C64. so I am not sure if the amount of units sold had much to do with it, unless you include coding games as relevant software
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  1605. he is a lucky guy, dutch girls are amazing
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  1606.  @ab-ym3bf  nature is indeed the only reason I will visit the States again, but I think I will wait till TFG is pushing up the daisies.... I just hope he doesn't reach mr Kissinger's respectable age.....
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  1607.  toneloc-cz2xi  recession? soviet? are you complete wacko or just fallen for some 'we make our own 'facts' bubble'? EU has indeed many flaws but it is still better than any other place in the world.
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  1608. russians are not allowed to get in without a lot of paperwork she can't get done outside russia
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  1609.  @ugli88  for 99% of the people it's even worse, they get only $5000 per capita, so many times less than Canadians. Because most of the wealth in Russia is going to Putin's maffia. Canada will also have inequality , but far less
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  1610.  @mastermariner490  Italy has a larger economy , 2x the size of the netherlands
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  1611. Yeah, and London is the city where Harry Potter took the train to Hogwarts....
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  1612. That is because his titles are not clickbait but legitbait
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  1613.  @CorporateG0th  it's because they deep down know that they are losing... nukes is literally the ONLY thing they have left that is somewhat scary. It's important forUS/Nato to make it very clear that Petersburg and Moscow will be completely wiped out if they dare to use any nukes.
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  1614.  @thijs2906  they got western aid from day 1! Of course not the equipment immediately, but the intelligence from western allies enabled them to prepare and defend key points.
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  1615. almost nobody really speaks the old 'plat' dialects anymore . source: a dutch person who has lived in Twente for 30 years.
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  1616. I would be worried one of those hillbillies would flip and just try to run you over
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  1617.  @Quental31  you are right
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  1618. I had never heard about the last guy before Gorbachev
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  1619.  @UshankaShow  ty, I see I have to catch up on some more of your videos. Thanks for making a complete historic overview
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  1620. Here in the Netherlands a 1L bottle of Italian olive oil is €5, €10 if it's a advertising brand, like Bertolli. It used to be €3 and €6..... before the war. So it has gone up, but it's still affordable if you buy the house brand
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  1621. How is that even legal to make a 2nd steering wheel with some duct tape and rubber bands, americans are crazy folk
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  1622.  @ΓιάννηςΚόνιαρης-ζ6ζ  Led Zeppelin made a few good songs yes, but Queen made more great songs. Also live, I think Queen were better as well.
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  1623.  @nqh4393  with Flitsmeister you can, just be reasonable and only speed in low traffic. we hate aso drivers
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  1624. my aunt and uncle in drenthe have 4 cars between the 2 of them , 5 if you include the camper they also have... it's more rare here, but not unheard of, especially in the countryside . But ok, we don;t have Jay Leno's here (100+ cars)
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  1625. Question for Indians: What does Rs.16,64,935* mean (I guess it's money) and WHY does it have the decimal markers on that weird spot? xx,xx,xxx instead of x,xxx,xxx
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  1626.  @NoobOnFarm  ty for the clear explanation of Indian currency!
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  1627. typical human behavior.. they make it to another celestial body and immediately begin the littering .......
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  1628. Lack of a proper revolution in previous centuries....
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  1629. I really like the reuse of historic buildings. Stones and wood don't have a soul or a memory. I don't care which evil crime lord sat in a chair or used a room. I am just happy that a building has a new purpose and being a university building sounds like an excellent purpose. Anyway, I think if he just introduced himself as a Fellow of the British whatever (he is that) they would let him explore the building , no problem But this rogue mission is fun too. I actually do that myself too on holidays.. fortune favours the bold.
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  1630. Russian anthem is pretty good
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  1631. That album has 4 or 5 songs I like more than BR... Never understood why that one us so hyped.
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  1632. well, he does seem to share some real data as well, in his rants against the kremlin. so it;s not only lies, sometimes something useful can be distracted
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  1633. It's 350m walking from 3 bus lines and a 10 minute bike trip from Amsterdam CS with hundreds of train and tram and metro connections. The nearest Albert Heyn Supermarkt is 3 min by bike or 5 minutes walk away
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  1634. I am happy that some people come to their senses but I will never really trust folks again that followed those magma crooks for 8 years.... not until they show an equal amount of time supporting the democracy in words and deeds.
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  1635. Hij doet alles 5 x zo snel. In groep 5 ook al, toen was ie waarschijnlijk pas 5 of 6 of zo en dat meisje was toen al 9
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  1636.  @sofiascasso2016  Russia is not amazing, it is a a failed state lead by a despot. And this was so 10 years ago and also 1 year ago when you wrote your comment. And it is so today. I hope you have woken up now they show their true nature. The only amazing thing is that such a shit country still manages to produce some sweet people like Natasha
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  1637. he is kinda right, people with bungalows and villas still have grass yards, but way too many city people in rijtjeshuizen have paved over 90% of their yard , it looks horrible, with the obligatory Action or Intratuin signs 'in this house we.......' yuck!
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  1638. you could swap Swedes with Irish, Scots, Germans, Italians, Dutch, Spaniards, Greek, Danes, Poles, Russians etc and the story would be 90% the same. They went to america from all over europe for the american dream .
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  1639. What great guys, I have been to Rome a few times and definitely will go again., will try to find Franchino's food recommendations
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  1640. I am just a viewer, not a creator. I keep my youtube page ok by following a few rules: Never click on stuff I know I dislike. Activily cick on 'do not recommend this channel' when I feel like I don;t want to see it again. Hide shorts immediately for 30 days when they pop up. I rarely use search, and enough interesting channels pop up to keep me busy. I watch politics, outdoor living, pets, (vintage) gaming lets plays, travel, science and some hobby channels like metal detecting. these topics have little to do with each other. I only subscribe to channels I really like. but the channels I am NOT subscribed to, but still watch sometimes still show up in my feed. All together i am still pretty happy with youtube. (note I adblock everything on every level possible I have 0 tolerance for ANY advert whatsoever. No exceptions. If you want to support somebody, there is always another way, but I ain't wasting my life watching ads)
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  1641. Note that the title is not: 'the only ship to survive 2 atomic bombs' but 'the nazi ship that....
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  1642.  @thatguyoverthere9634  duh! of course it was a craphole compared to the west.. they had ok basic food and housing, reasonable healthcare and that's it. no choice, almost no luxuries, just all the same for everybody except the party elites
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  1643.  @kristoffer3000  yeah, it was a paradise and they totally did not build a wall to keep people inside.... NOW I get it. of course that wall was was to keep those pesky west germans out!
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  1644. only a very small part was about sex drugs and R&R . it's even less today but it never was much . just tourist reputation.
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  1645.  @hg6996  That was still less than 1% of Amsterdam
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  1646.  @hg6996  btw if you didn't see the R&R you missed out... Amsterdam had some insane music scene including every major British band (which were the best if we are honest)
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  1647.  @annika9930  you mean, when you don't speak the Estonian language..... And I don't think you should kick out the old Russian granny's but the young people should grow up Estonian if they want to stay there
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  1648. I can see where the 'Return to Castle Wolfenstein' (2001, PC game ) designers got their inspiration.
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  1649. If I had the misfortune to live in the USA I might be attracted to your off grid living, it has many positive aspects, which you explained greatly. but here in Europe things are different (some things are better here, some are worse) Let's start with the better things. 1. food. I think our food is better and healthier, and easily available and cheaper too. (for the healthy food stuffs) thanks to EU regulations that ban a lot of the stuff that gives US processed food such a bad rep that you found that you needed to grow your own food to feel safe. I can eat healthy and affordable all year round, with a combination of local produce and grocery food. 2. Income security. People here can;t be fired on a whim, so they are less afraid to take a loan in their younger days for things like a house. It basically has always been a good investment in the past 100 years here, with maybe 1 or 2 years of international financial crisis being a problem for a few people, but fewer were affected if they could just stay and a few years later prices were great again. Again because more regulations, people were not thrown out of their houses, like in the USA where whole parts of Detroit turned into ghost towns... Now some worse parts. 3. Opportunity... in europe it is a lot more difficult to start something, a business, or a homestead. much more regulations... that's the other side of the coin.. those regulations that help us be safe, also prevent us to explore new paths... In the USA you can just try something, and if it fails, no big deal, you pull yourself up and try something else. And one day it might be a success. 4. Space.. Europe is old and most of the land has been exploited for centuries, if not millenia.. It's almost impossible to find a spot of land suitable for something like you have going on here. And if you can it would cost you between a half and a million euros (same in dollars) so the whole idea of being independent is gone already.....
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  1650. I hope you someday can call yourself a citizen of a better country and leave this traumatic youth behind. You can't chose the country you were born in, but you can sometimes chose which country you want to belong to. Even if the process will take years, it will be worth it in the end because russia will NEVER be a respectable country in your lifetime. Maybe if it completely collapses and falls apart in a dozen smaller countries , maybe someday those shards can be welcomed into the world again.
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  1651.  @alexlawriee3764  doesn't work, the steering is on the wrong side
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  1652.  @gimble447  nope, it's just tax differences
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  1653.  @dorisaffissio1649  they are not better , that is the sad thing. 30 million people in your country are insane and /or malicious
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  1654. well, it doesn't help you financially, but maybe mentally.. there are still elite viewers like me who prefer the high quality documentary style videos and never click on clickbaity ones and most importantly click on 'NEVER RECOMMEND THIS CHANNEL AGAIN' at every react video, (especially rappers who react to Queen or Led Zeppelin)
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  1655. How unhealthy is it to eat TWO of those sushi plates in one day? (because that is what I do, when I eat S U S H I ) that is the problem with this foreign food, you never learned from your mum what a proper portion is
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  1656.  @HandleGF  lol indeed, the German economy is 4 times the size of the Russian, and in a few years it will be 6 times the size, because the German one will continue to grow and Russia will collapse.
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  1657. When I was in highschool (middelbare school here) it was the heydays of Michael Jordan, Shaquille O Neill and Magic Johnson (and others) And basketball got popular for a while, but it never got really big
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  1658. I can't believe that other Ben signed up for this
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  1659. why not just find audio only podcasts that are especially made for that purpose?
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  1660. I felt so cold in my house that I decided to take a plane to Tenerife, and spend a week around New Year's in the 22C-27C degree weather there. Strangely, I didn't see any Ruzzians there... I saw English. Germans, Swedes, Belgians, Dutch, Spaniards, even some people from as far as Estonia.... But not a single Russki. I guess they all have such a paradise at home , they don't want to go to an island with a sunny climate.
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  1661. We just call them fietspad, even the bigger ones like you show here.
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  1662. Go USS Gerald Ford, next stop Riga and Tallinn harbor
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  1663. you did pretty good, except the Norway Sweden thing, that is really embarrassing
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  1664. They look like a modern family with traditional costume for the women (note how it's always the women that have to wear traditional, while the men just wear jeans and an adidas polo..... same in Iran) That's what I have against these cultures, they have always this patriarchal smell attached to it with a hint of misogynism. but I certainly respect their pacifism and many of their values. I love how the little boy (5 or 6 years old at most) found a solution for the ball in the water. He just ran back to the house and put his boots on. Their childhood is amazing , I am sure.
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  1665. yeah that's the reason the prices drop so low... any rich guy who can afford the upkeep, can usually afford a new model as well.. If I can spend 10K on a car, I can't buy a Maserati or BMW 7 series, because the upkeep, insurance and taxes would kill me. I have to drive a small VW instead. Only enthusiasts who see the extra upkeep cost as their hobby will drive these old super sedans, and that's a pretty small group.
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  1666. that was pretty impressive
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  1667. Everybody who is banning CNN from their devices: please take a minute to mail their customer service ' from today on I boycott CNN because of your despicable trump rally'
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  1668. CONGRATULATIONS!
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  1669.  @davidgruen7423  In France and the countries around ir. they gave up the american market 40 years ago, they were very bad at making anything an american would find attractive to drive
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  1670.  @Sodapopper100  that's a Skoda, not a Renault (even if they sell it with a Renault badge in some countries)
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  1671. I also pick my travel destinations on these criteria (USA is also a no go area for me until they get rid of that maga shit and their cult leader)
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  1672.  @ednorton47  but Countess Russell had 8 servants to do all that.... why couldn't she have tea in the afternoon, in a cosy chair?
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  1673. to be fair, the cans of budweiser (american) that are sold hee in europe are almost the same as most other mainstream beers, dunno if they brew them different here compared to the states. but a lot of the negative comments are just projection, in blind taste tests people are notoriously bad at recognizing different brands.
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  1674.  @notanauthor  I guess I meant anything from upper-middle class and upwards not the high end elite
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  1675. I noticed it but I confused it for a bit of Bach
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  1676. I have a block donnie chrome extension, it works brilliantly , he is complete gone! I don't even live in that country, but as a european I got bored with seeing his ugly mug every day in our own news. it works so good I can't even type his surname here in the comments as the addon will erase it within a second
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  1677. This looks a lot like a larger version of Utrecht's central station and surroundings
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  1678.  @PSUK  sadly, many of our species seem to be addicted to it.
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  1679. I don't think genuine academics care much for their reputation among maga cultists.....
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  1680. this is footage from at least a month old or more , after the Netherlands she went to Germany and Scandinavia
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  1681. that is the southpark effect
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  1682. 20 km behind the front line
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  1683.  @mrbeans2425  no, they all have very short lives
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  1684. voor die mensen was dat Vooruitgang. En voor je daar kritiek op hebt, ga lekker zelf eerst eens een jaartje in 19de eeuwse omstandigheden leven......
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  1685. Yes there is, but they lowered it and partly replaced it with this 'pay what you use' system, which just doesn't work in low social class neighborhoods because people just throw their stuff on the street. (not saying the rich are any better, but they do other bad things)
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  1686. That road in Rwanda was better than most UK roads
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  1687. America has always been a dumpster , wild west, free for all country but because of it;s immense wealth in natural resources, a minority of civilization could develop the country into the wealthiest and most powerful nation on earth. But it's civilization was a always a thin layer of gold leaf and never rock solid. Fortunately there are always diamonds in the rough, like this Rock guy and his organization. And I say this as a real non-religious guy. I think their relationship with a Christ figure is all collective wishful thinking and projection, but I applaud their compassion for those that need it the most.
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  1688.  @dnrdufty  how much money did those maga con men squeeze out of you , Danny? Do you want those grifters to ruin your life the rest of your life? You can still take a turn and go back to the sane world
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  1689. they stopped colonization after ww2, while russia is still going.. that's why they feel superior, like nations who abolished slavery feel morally superior to nations that still have slavery
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  1690.  @سلطانالدوسُري-ظ2ل  of course, my wife can walk anywhere in my country (west europe) at night and my teenage daughter (if i had one of that age) could go to the club with her girlfriends and return home at 02:00 am. The chance that something bad happens is not 0, but it is extremely low, so everybody just live their lives. it's like the chance that you can be hit by lightning in a thunderstorm. and when you don;t need to buy a car for your wife or any other equipment because she stays at home 24/7 and can't have her own life, of course you have money leftover to spend on gold bracelets. which is a stupid thing to buy anyway, completely useless. I'd rather have a sailboat or scuba diving gear or something else that is fun to use. buying expensive clothes and jewelry just to show off is a sign of insecurity and lack of purpose. People in the past had use for it, an easy method to store wealth, that you can take with you in case of wars or other calamities, but that is not needed anymore. (btw I know that woman can drive a car since a few years)
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  1691. " It will be amusing to hear the arguments for continuing with Brexit." joining again means losing the pound sterling, getting the euro etc etc. many more boomers need to kick the bucket for that to ever happen
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  1692. The only Russian pop song I know is Альянс - На заре , so I am happy to double or triple my knowledge
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  1693. And until you change that, we will look down on you as being less civilized.... People always complain about racism and discrimination and yes there is a lot of that in the West, but fact is, it is often started with certain behaviours that breed stereotypes....
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  1694. Ford did show once that USA cars could take on the top European racing teams, with their Le Mans car GT40
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  1695. Never seen a Steven Seagal movie????? Ok, he made 100 cringy embarrassing shit movies, but GO WATCH UNDER SIEGE NOW!!!!!!!! That is a classic!!!!!
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  1696.  @apollosungod2819  it was always Honda NSX here, we had no idea Acura was anything, and Honda had a strong name in Europe with their F1 winning champions. MCLAREN HONDA . So I guess they decided they didn't need the acura brand in Europe
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  1697.  @mart_en  yes, 70% is without limit, but most people live near the big cities and around those cities there is more often a speed limit. So also correct to say that more than 50% of km driven by car in germany are on parts with speed limit, because most trips are made there
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  1698.  @mart_en  You have to use your brain obviously... You go right when you are NOT overtaking the next car within seconds. You either underestimate how fast other cars are going in Germany or maybe you have never been there and don't know the rules. Important to remember, people don;t cruise at 220km/h when it's very busy with lots of cars and trucks going 100. That's not practical, often not even POSSIBLE because you would have to slow down all the time when somebody slower tries to overtake the trucks. ... so when it is busy, and you have to overtake all the time, you won;t go 200. Maybe 140 if you are lucky. then you have the common situation that a train of slower traffic is staying at the right lane and a train of faster is staying on the left lane. the fast lane is constantly overtaking so they don;t have to go right. So these situations where you CAN drive very fast, it;s more often that you only see a few other vehicles in sight. But why am I talking, just watch these videos and you will see it in practice.. people going >200km are STILL going to the right lane when they don't have another car to overtake
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  1699.  @mart_en  See the passage at around 4:00 Faster car overtakes youtuber and they both overtake an Audi, they drive 200 or faster. Notice how BOTH faster cars immediately go to the right after they overtake the Audi. That's how you drive in Germany. (See also my other reply if you read this one first)
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  1700. what sad family would clean out the xmas tree and stuff on the day after christmas, i thought all europe cultures kept them at least till early january or Epiphany day.
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  1701. according to the dozens of trolls and other idiots in these comments, it seems plenty still listen. Or are those all automated bots these days? I am not an expert in alt right imbecile culture..
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  1702.  @themartinandersson  the USA is a big as Europe. That's why it's both a 3rd world country and the leader of the developed world with the best universities and high tech companies
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  1703. that wouldn't be too unrealistic actually. all these large fields get mechanically chopped off by tractors, it;s not the flower that holds the value, but the bulb in the ground. So during the bloom period, the flowers get chopped off, so that the remaining energy in the plant goes to the bulb, and not the flower. he can drive an unimog, just not with a plow, but with a kind of oversized lawnmower
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  1704. Yes they do, they have been passive, ignorant, cowards for all their lives. Who would rather look away from all the crimes of their government instead of changing it when it was not too late. They cheat at everything, at sports, politics, trade.. The few of them that are brave enough to protest are being beaten up , imprisoned or even killed and the rest kept looking away....
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  1705. russia will always run out of reserves in 6 months, just as china will always collapse in 12 months and nuclear fission will be on the market in 25 years. that being said, logic dictates that things are going downhill in russia , but the population is used to feudalism, they basically never have seen anything else in history, it only changed names
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  1706. I never kept any of my computers from the 1995-2010 era , when I was actually buying a new one every couple of years. Not only did I never imagine we would want those slow old machines again for nostalgic reasons, I simply didn't have enough storage space to keep old PC cases and bulky monitors. I wouldn;t mind having to old PCs now. I am thinking of 1 really old DOS one, like a 486 66mhz DX2 and one around the pentium 3 or 4 era.
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  1707.  @JJSmalls  it is both neglectance AND suburbia that is to blame. suburbia means the upkeep is 2-4x as expensive. that is a huge reason for the neglect, if it was cheaper (like in a dense residential zone with more apartments blocks instead of only large single family homes) , their would be more money , because more people per square mile to pay for it. Look at european areas... You can;t have your big house and proper maintenance too... (unless you are prepared to pay a LOT privately, either in direct taxes or in fixing up utilities yourself)
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  1708.  @diggernash1  ok, but only if YOU STAY at your land.. the minute you want to drive your oversized 4x4 truck one inch on public roads, we will close the toll booth and you will only be allowed to pass after paying the proper fee which will be determined by the amount of miles you want to use the roads. Same of course for any other public utility you want to use... No hospitals for you, you can amputee that leg yourself, with your wood cutting saw....
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  1709.  @diggernash1  well that wouldn't work, just as my extreme example wouldn't work, as we both know. The answer of course is somewhere in the middle. some things need to be paid for collectively , because of economy of scale. Everybody pays something (how much can be debated) and everybody uses some services, but not all. you will always use something your neighbour doesn't need, and your neighbour needs something you have no use for... But you both pay for it. that is fine, And this principle also stretches to towns, cities, states and countries.
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  1710.  @dheva1502  if you are quite old, it probably was true... from 1940-1970 it actually was the most developed country in the world
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  1711.  @livinglight9915  It needs only one Putin to wipe us out. He might not plan that, but he is gone mad and could set something in motion
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  1712.  @kinmersha  and the best thing is, this is nationwide, everywhere. (although this showcased area is a bit above average, the basic principles in vehicle design and architecture are applied everywhere. It's common for 'bad neighbourhoods' to have top notch infrastructure , the local government tries to use this to lift up the 'bad hoods'
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  1713.  @julieana4695  I have only respect for eastern europe. I know where you came from and how tough it is to catch up. Much has been done already. And it's easy to see how it could go all down the drain, we only have to look at Russia.....
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  1714. correct
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  1715. Don't be ridiculous darling, Freddie would say. Queen are great, but there are plenty of other greats as well.
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  1716. goodbye professor Dumbledore
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  1717. what have you been smoking?
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  1718. Because you don't want to pay taxes, it's all ME ME ME in the us. Governments don't have money to improve the public space, that's why the whole country looks so shabby, despite being very rich. People only improve their private gated community, the rest can rot.....
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  1719. What happened to your Benedict video?
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  1720. what is a 'shoulder' in this context ?
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  1721.  @luminousfractal420  Mayans didn;t have 1% of the luxuries we have, they basically lived in some kind of stone age / bronze age... I challenge you to trade your current life for that. (and the 5 hour a week is probably an exaggeration , 5 hours a day is more likely)
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  1722.  @MrDaiseymay  no, mr Ganz is alive , he is hiding in Buenos Aires in winter and on a secret base on the Dark side of the Moon in summer.
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  1723. I dedicate this song to the former guy, aka mr 45, aka big baby donnie
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  1724. they are americans, they will find a way to mess it up......
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  1725.  @jankaufmann4305  I live in Europe to, and it takes a 3 minute walk to reach several grocery stores, or a 5m trip to a shopping center and this is true for most of the country, except small villages. I am pretty sure that this is also possible in Switzerland in the urban areas
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  1726.  @katydid2877  never in my life do I want to buy weeks of groceries, I want to eat fresh food, not those chemicals in a box or can you people seem to use as food. I go grocery shopping 5 times a week and it doesn't feel like a chore because it never takes more than a few minutes, less than 10 usually on my way home. With shops and markets a stone throw from my front door.
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  1727. (to americans in general:) stop buying it. yes I know it takes way more effort to buy healthy stuff and it's probably more expensive, but you claim to live in a country of freedom and free choice, it will only change if more of you make better choices. If your health is important to you, you can invest in it.
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  1728. You are years behind because half of the population has been brainwashed by fox news for decades and the other half is not much better
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  1729. @@phillipbanes5484Hi Phillip, this post reached me, but I forgot what we were talking about last year and youtube is not exactly a premium discussion platform. I am not really interested in using this crappy user interface for debates
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  1730. that must be the most cuddly bird I have ever seen
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  1731. I will never trust a Russian again in my life, unless they have migrated to another country, live there a long time and are totally integrated, basically became full citizens of their new nation.
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  1732.  @stormveil  yes, in income they are still a bit richer than us. but as we have demonstrated in other comments, I think we are much richer in quality of life
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  1733.  @chybagus  well said. 2000 years of european empires has stripped most of the natural resources, so we have less natural beauty left, but instead we have more cultural (man-made) beauty.
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  1734.  @hwitte73  yes, that makes it even worse for them.
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  1735.  @beejls  yes, 40 years ago was when wealth and income gap between high and lower incomes was much smaller than nowadays, it was probably the smallest in history around 1970-1980, so slightly more than 40 years ago . In 1984 it would still be ok. But both in 1924 and in 2024 its much wider
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  1736. only drug dealers and collectors have 200 and 500 bills they don;t circulate around, you can't get them in ATM machines. As for the other bills no, I don;t use them daily, not even once per month these days... EVERYTHING here goes with with bank cards and phone app payment. using cash money is still possible, but it's a choice to use it, many people don;t have any paper money anymore ( except maybe a few bills in a kitchen drawer for emergencies. I usually stuff €100 somewhere in my daily car, so I at least have that to get home if my phone fails or the bank system is bugged out (which basically never happens, but you never know)
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  1737.  @Bruv234  you are so ignorant, I can drive 100km or 100 miles if you want, and already the cultural differences in Belgium or Germany are noticeable. and when I go a bit further the changes are huge, Poland or Italy or Sweden are totally different. I don't care about football, but we are still in the top 10, and that seems a perfect spot for a small country, it's unrealistic to expect much more for country with less population than the state of New York
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  1738.  @12345cornbread  I feel sorry for you that you have be conned by that crimelord
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  1739. yes Patreon is the way to go, I hate advertisements anyway and would rather adblock those (which i usually do )
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  1740. 20 lev is 10 euro
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  1741. Freddy looks like a Raider / Khan from Fallout in this video :D
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  1742. ​ @lappe63  Und zwar so, dass Sie es hier ansehen und kommentieren können. Es gibt Hoffnung für euch Deutsche!
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  1743.  @Henrik_Holst  I didn't have any particular houses in mind, as I have seen wooden houses in many forms , shapes and sizes in the USA.
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  1744. yes, it's stuff they can't sell anymore the next day and would be thrown away, so they make these bags
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  1745. (oh and you could wear clothes made out of a potato sack and still be pretty enough to play in a James Bond movie.... You have the same hair as the fictional character Kara Milovy in the Living Daylights)
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  1746.  @melcraig9855  this indeeds sounds insane... even the poorest people here can afford a fridge.. if not a new one, you buy one from a thrift store or website for 2nd hand goods/
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  1747. oh, so that's why they keep checking the railing (I watched videos from 10 months later first)
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  1748. Hm, looks like I need 6 months to see everything
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  1749.  @beaucaspar3990  you can thank Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson for that
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  1750. The touch screens and table number thingies are EXACTLY the same as in Europe... Also we have the EXACT same outdoor tables and benches here. (interior looked a bit different) If I went there blindfolded and you took off my blindfold, I could immediately see it was a Mcdonalds, without knowing a world of Russian
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  1751.  @emm_arr  we had just elections in my country, half the 20 year olds I spoke voted for a populist party that wants to leave EU.... they are idiot sheep
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  1752.  @bartrammeloo5046  because if you ALSO go to the local charcuterie for meat, the vegetable seller (sorry don't know that one in french) for greens, the fromagerie for cheese, and the liquor store for wine etc etc it can add up a lot in time spend. Even if they are all close by . That's why people started to go to supermarkets in the first place, the ease of use. but i love the 'speciaalzaken' for the extra quality they sometimes can provide
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  1753. simple rule, clean out the closet, sell or donate half of it and from now one you can only buy an item if you get rid of an item first
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  1754.  @gaiabreeze  yeah, such a great time, when you could just oppress or even kill women, blacks and gays without any retaliation.. the pinnacle of civilization, those days
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  1755.  @shadowpawn  those 47% were not all hardcore cultist with the IQ of a fruitfly.... A good part of them were just republicans who always voted red and at first thought that man would just shake things up a bit. But since he lost the last time he has gone totally crazy and the moderate reps see that
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  1756. That is often the tragic effect of being from a developing nation or a lower class in a developed nation, anything but the car is seen as inferior, because the poor can't afford cars. and when you have a car it has to be as big and expensive as possible, to show that you have made it. In the Netherlands you still see this with migrants, as soon as they have a stable income, the Audi or BMW gets bought. While the millionaire might drive a simple Peugeot because they don't need to prove anything, they have their money in AEX index and housing
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  1757.  @CharmingIceDS  it's a common effect, worldwide.. the poor want to imitate the rich. and not being associated with the poor. Most of the 20th century, and still today in some developing nations, cars are only affordable by the rich, the poor have to walk or bike (can be a motorized bike) or use a donkey. so if you don't have a car -> you are poor. As soon as the money comes, they buy cars cars cars, even when it would be wiser to buy other things first. In general , it takes at least 1 generation of relative wealth to shake of this mindset. sometimes it can take 50 years
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  1758.  @Tinoweiyideruiter  which storms? we might have 5 days of storm in a year on average. aka almost never. (except maybe if you live right next to the coastline)
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  1759. what is OT Orange Turd? btw I thought the Mexicans would pay for it
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  1760. A great example of self delusion here. at least you admit it, that's good
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  1761.  @garydiggins1836  yes, the day he gets a stroke, I'll buy a $500 bottle of whiskey to celebrate and then donate $500 to a good charity that builds democracy to remove my guild of wasting $500 on something stupid.
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  1762. we are better , even our worst demagogues are not as bad as dishonest donnie who they elected twice as president
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  1763.  @spracketskooch  but from WW2 end till the end of cold war most people around the world looked up to the USA and wanted to be like them. Not anymore
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  1764. Why didn't they just made a bike parking on the ground level of those huge commie flats? That is how we in the West did it before everybody could afford cars (ans actually still do to this very day, because healthy people in Europe still bike when they have a car) and against thieves, you have to lock your bike, chain it to a building or pole. that's the same here as well in the Netherlands. we have 20 million bikes, but you have to lock them when parking..
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  1765. Central heating doesn't imply you have to heat the whole house all the time, you can still turn off the elements in rooms nobody uses and keep them turned on in the living room and kitchen. It just means the heat is generated in a central place and transported to the radiators that are turned on.
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  1766. My grandmother used to live in Driebergen and I often used this station. it was ok back then already, but I had to walk to her house in Driebergen, which was also fine, as the environment is indeed quite nice. I could use a bus, but it was not very convenient, so usually I would just hike. No OV fiets back then
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  1767.  @arthursmith6854  tbf, still being a republican in 2023 is also embarrassing. your party doesn't exist anymore it has been hijacked by fascists. Switch to independent until this is over, and I hope (for you) a new respectable conservative party can rise from the ashes.
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  1768.  @jimatperfromix2759  it's even worse than I feared.. Trump is a criminal, a sex offender and a fraud, and you keep voting for such a evil moron, because you are brainwashed somehow that the democrats ruined the country? most of the damage was being done under Reagan, Bush jr and sr. and Trump. Democrats are not saints, I immediately believe you if you say they also have many flaws, but they are the lesser evil here. You have it completely backwards, I AM one of those EU visitors who is afraid to visit the USA and IF I decide to come, I will go to Democrat dominated states ONLY, avoiding any republican areas like the plague... (which I think they are, they are a plague)
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  1769. How can such a horrible country produce the cutest women?
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  1770. he already did shoes... (or maybe that was after your comment?)
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  1771. humans are a weird species, how a mob family can hold a whole country under control for decades boggles the mind.
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  1772.  @JordanGreenYT  correct
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  1773. Why don;t you buy a few blouses, those give a bit more opportunity to be 'fancy' without being too complicated or expensive.
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  1774. a lot of countries here are big on digital money. We can pay almost anything with our phone. I barely use banknotes in daily life anymore, maybe once a month. (I only keep a few hundred at home for emergencies and maybe 1 fifty in my car so I can buy petrol (gas as you call it) to get home in case my bank card doesn't work (europeans don't usually have a whole bunch of different cards on them) Basically I could never use cash money again if I want, but i think it is charming to keep some. Oh and 100,200 and 500 notes were almost never used, except by tourists or car dealers. Most ATM machines only give 10,20 and 50s.. so even if you pick up 1000, you would get 20 x 50 bills. when I bought my 2nd hand car which was around €6500, the private seller wanted cash, so I took a big bunch of 50 notes and felt like a drug dealer for a few hours :D but that is already kinda weird, almost everybody would just used a online bank transactions for such a purchase.
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  1775. 81 is above average here in europe where people drive small hatchbacks from Fiat or Renault. (not the big German brands, those will have 150-300 usually)
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  1776.  @rob5197  too late to move, you should have moved 15 years ago
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  1777. most humans seem to need a religion to function, it's an existential need and probably not going away soon. Only in very wealthy and stable countries some people are psychologically safe enough and educated enough to throw it away. (communist countries never did away with religions, they just forbid the traditional ones and replaced this with cult leader worship (Mao, Stalin, Kim)
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  1778.  @Dicka899  americas servers? what have those to do with their politics?
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  1779. I think this is the first video of a young lady getting ready for bed that my mum would approve watching....
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  1780. will they eventually be forced to sail ships full of empty containers back to asia, and who pays for that?
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  1781. The reason the USA doesn't care about it's people is because it has massive natural resources, so the elite can just make everything (including education etc) great for themselves , this brings in enough talent to keep a high tech economy going (mostly) and what the plebs does is not important. (as long as they keep working those double jobs to keep their head afloat they don't have time to complain much. top this off with some propaganda about how great they are and you get the current situation. American dream baby! So the usa can have both the best universities, science and high tech and doctors (but only for the elite) and being a backwards country (for most of the rest) blech! I wouldn't go there if they tripled my current salary ......
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  1782. in communist countries, people aren't smarter by miracle, and university is hard, only a % of a population has the brains for it. making it free doesn't change that. so many of those free degrees are watered down and not worth much
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  1783. anybody is better than trump the biggest priority is to get rid of trump forever, then the void will be filled with so many wannabe candidates that will fight among each other that DEMs will easily win for the foreseeable future
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  1784. they survived natural selection just long enough for humans to evolve and look at them and g ooh cuddles! and take care of them... it was always part of the plan to be this clumsy
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  1785. The school reminds me of the schoolhouses of Laura and Mary Ingalls from the books. Amazing that that still exists 150 years later.
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  1786. Three words: sea level rise
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  1787. They lose in the long run, because the idea is that publishers stop bringing out new software if it only gets pirated. Mostly this is not true, because people will always have the creative urge making new things, but in some cases it IS true. Certain genres of games stopped being available on PC's because sales were low from pirating and the developers moved it all to consoles which were harder to pirate by the average users.
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  1788. I love guys like you because I know, when the zombie apocalypse hits us, you are our only hope.
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  1789. in what year will that be?
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  1790.  @stevefisher2553  if that happens I will open my $300 bottle of booze I have stored for such an occasion
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  1791. ​ @Byezbozhnik  maybe if your generation had not fucked up the world as bad as you have, the young people would not be drawn into escapism in videogames
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  1792.  @tradeladder146  the Tories are just as bad and cowardly and Labour isn't much better.
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  1793. Fun fact, the ex criminal looks exactly like a dutch actor who does programs for children on tv. He has a friendly face
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  1794.  @GreenTeaViewer  I read a biography of mr Russell, but it was a bit in jest, his grandmother was a conservative puritan who forced her religious beliefs onto others (including the grandchildren) against their will and the will of their late mother . However she was not anti science and accepted evolution
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  1795. I think left hand drive is more the norm than you realize, it's all over the world, except in britain and some of its former colonies, and japan. (ok, admitted there are a lot of former colonies, but it's still the minority that drives right handed) the only odd country I can think of is Indonesia, which was a Dutch colony, so I have no idea how they ended up with steering wheels on the right...
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  1796.  @andeez4663  exactly. I might earn less than somebody in Cali here in the EU, but to be honest, I wouldn't change jobs if they tripled my salary ... I have enough here to live in comfort and have a lot of free time
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  1797. Great video! Keep up the good work. I don't think many westerners believe these polls, what you encounter online are trolls or really stupid people, which we also have our fair share of.
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  1798. we have 80 to 107 inch digiboards in our school for many years now, they are fully touchscreen. couldn't you use something like that? probably has not enough resolution
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  1799.  @Armystaybp  what he means is that that are just some wild animals who happen to be able to live in human made landscapes. we don;t have any OER nature left, most of our 'nature' is artificial planted and organized. which doesn;t have to be a bad thing btw. It can be prettier than really 'wild nature' which can be very boring
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  1800.  @GARose-kt4jc  EU not USA
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  1801.  @eddys.3524  he is like 75 and won't make it to 95, so 10 years is enough
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  1802.  @imrytebeehyneu  make better zoning laws, modelled after the richer parts of europe (not everything in europe is better, but some parts are much better than the usa)
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  1803.  @wolfy1987  plenty of them do want it, and for those that don't, the other option stays open. critics are always so black-white, as if you are china and everybody would be forced to live in large apartment blocks... No, you still have free choice, just more choice than you have now
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  1804.  @OddRobb  modern urban cities are actually where most of the world wants to live.. maybe the USA hasn't build any in the past 50 years , but other parts of the world have...
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  1805. USA
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  1806.  @bruno7281  he had no influence on the king, but he had influence on brexit with his vote...
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  1807. I really like Borsjt soup , I only ate it once in Estonia and that was common supermarket stuff, and even that already tasted very good, so I hope I can eat some home made or restaurant quality some day.
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  1808. Sounds like an ideal road to test out your new Lamborghini
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  1809. kurt cobain was not a boomer, he was a gen X .
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  1810. Who would harm such a cute little hobbit?
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  1811.  @lizxu322  I remember that I found a few items in the China games opening show impressive, but I can't name anything, it has not left any memory, nothing has left any lasting impression. I liked the London or Paris games much more, despite not being so over the top perfectly drilled and executed they both had something the Chinese lack: Soul and Humor! And better Music.
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  1812.  @lizxu322  12 (London) or 16 (Beijing) years doesn't really matter for memory.
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  1813. in peterburg and moscow it;s terrible too, because you will meet ruZZians all the time , people who support despotism in exchange for a slighlty better material life....
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  1814. Best Rant Ever. Because it was genuine. Good luck!
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  1815.  @joachimmahoudeaux8619  " by laws walloons must learn dutch" I guess nobody enforces that law... I never meet any walloon who speaks decent dutch
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  1816. I am afraid the soviet beancounters who made that classified report were well aware of the self sufficiency of their people and included that in their numbers.... It was not a report of what soviet people BOUGHT, but what they ATE
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  1817. Communist may start as idealists, trying to make a better world but they always end up as a gang of criminals as bad as the cosa nostra
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  1818. ​ @maritaschweizer1117  China has enough problems in their own country, to keep them busy for the next 50 years.... (and by then their population has shrunk to half it is now, just by natural means, no wars needed. The CCP knows this btw, they aren't even denying it, they know their population graph is China's biggest challenge. From having a 1 child policy for so long, they lack the youth to support the hundreds of millions of pensioners. and the current adults 20-40 years old are not very keen at having more children, because it's too expensive.
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  1819.  @TairnKA  it does exist, there are two type: A) homo sapiens junior (advantage: does it for free, but requires a very long training period of about 12 years) B) robot worker (advantage does it right out of the box, but will be VERY expensive, like 1 million $ because it would be a prototype )
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  1820. I still eat Heinz tomato beans + bacon sometimes in the winter, an excellent breakfast and ready in 5 minutes
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  1821. How is he not to blame? People like him are the reason the Islamic world has been lagging behind the West for almost 1000 years, while they were ahead in his lifetime
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  1822.  @kosyouneverknow7385  heck
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  1823.  @neiljones7137  what ?? what does a fox news clown have to do with a travel blog youtuber?
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  1824. What happens if no documents or communications are provided?
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  1825. How do we know ? we don't your scenario is at least plausible
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  1826. Adblock existing for 15 years... maybe one day you will invest those 5 seconds to install it to your browser
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  1827.  @michaeldunne338  onus???? it's literary 5 seconds of your life that wil save you from hours upon hours of nuisance for years to come. The internet is build upon ads, so we have to protect ourselves until they come up with a better business model.
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  1828.  @michaeldunne338  and you are missing mine, which is : pick your battles. adblocking iis not such a battle, that's already taken for granted
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  1829. but the real question is, can you play this riff already????
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  1830. I doubt you watched under siege as a toddler......
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  1831. Bald and bankrupt got thrown out a few weeks ago, but he was allowed to travel around in war time, so why wouldn't you?
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  1832.  @redrustyhill2  wait a few years and go after they got rid of Putler
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  1833. that is not exclusive to westerners, all over the world people did that.. the westerners just happened to get the lead around 1700 and have better guns because their backwards religion was tamed by the Enlightenment, and the islam was not
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  1834.  @samsignorelli  I don't like Sweet Lady, but all the other ones are great
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  1835.  @JayFal68  better, imho... maybe it's just me or I have heard BR too much but there are at least 5 songs on the album that I like better.
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  1836. This was entertaining and informative, nice job!
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  1837. Natsuki has such great sense of humor compatible with western humor
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  1838.  @Yangpeiling-de-zhangfu  are you nuts:? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Chinese_wars_and_battles
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  1839.  @Sbss10  if you can speak French, it's great, but I don't know the current housing situation
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  1840. because they are basically still the same roads , with only minor maintenance carried out in 75 years. That's why your country needs those bazillionmillion stimulus packs that the government is trying to get through congress
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  1841.  @grahortarg9933  well, ok I mostly visited the capital cities, Tallinn, Riga etc Those look certainly just like other cities in north west europe now... and the prices are equally high! good grief! I do know that the countryside is a completely different situation
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  1842. Poland is also a very nice option..
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  1843. google 'youtube to mp3'
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  1844. can judges like the honorable Lewis A Kaplan sue trump after this all is over for defamation? (over= when he is not directly involved as a judge in any trump case anymore) Or is being insulted part of the job.
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  1845.  @bryanemmel6516  obviously it's still much better than 95% of countries not part of the western world
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  1846. usa is a dystopia
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  1847. Het gaat door de klimaatverandering vaker voorkomen, niemand zegt dat het vroeger nooit voorkwam. Zeggen de delta werken je iets? in 1953 hadden ze ook een leuk stormpje
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  1848.  @NotJustBikes  please make a video with you and your kids talking in Dutch (just voices, no need for pictures, to protect privacy)
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  1849. or two tubes of tooth paste....
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  1850.  @methanedirigible  Boris Johnson is a Squib, I doubt he would make the team
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  1851. -1000 euro voor elke flauwe woordgrap
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  1852.  @k.vn.k  6 minutes is fine, don;t be overdramatic. Also, Singapore has 6 times as many people as Amsterdam area
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  1853. Missed opportunity to let king Louis order the gta sa order at the drivethrough
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  1854. you are both the cause and the solution to the problem.... impressive. your obese vehicle causes the bad road quality and at the same time protects you from it.
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  1855. @macristo33 you are a failure in every way possible. ignorant idiot.
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  1856. maybe a troll bot army of russians, who mass report these channels, triggering some automatic scripts?
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  1857.  @danganbeg7225  that's quite common in English speaking countries or former colonies of English speaking countries
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  1858.  @ndr8469  More EU is indeed what (most) of us want, we are so much smaller than Germany, France or the UK, so cooperation is the way to go for us, we are the merchants of europe. the EU brought us wealth. Being on our own in the center of Europe would not be beneficial This doesn't mean you have to lose your identity , something eurosceptics seem to be so afraid of. But is mostly caused by fear mongering of populists and not real facts. The dissatisfaction of the Dutch voters is not caused by EU, but by migration and failing politics by a ruling party (VVD) long past its best before date. Within the EU you are still free to make your own rules in those areas, as a country like Denmark shows. I voted for the Green-Labour alliance ,
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  1859.  @ndr8469  well, that (brexit) is a steep price to pay just to get rid of a few foreign racists.... I am sure better policies could have been found instead to combat the migrant ghetto forming
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  1860. The mother is 92 FFS She survived WW2, Hitler. Stalin, USSR , Chernobyl and the downfall after the collapse of the soviet republic . She must be one of the strongest humans in existence!
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  1861. You make it look as easy as building a LEGO car
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  1862.  @ThePatriot-gm1fg  turks are white, they are just not european (germans with turkish heritage are european though)
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  1863. Guys we have a housing crisis here in the Netherlands. Also, a lot of refugees from wartorn places and places with no food would like to live here. Can you please just stay put and join a local version of Strong Towns in changing your own environment? Thank you.
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  1864. If you got happy slapped, was it allowed to break that person's arm, claiming you were assaulted and acted in self-defence?
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  1865. politicians never make budget for maintenance, because that is not something sexy they can show off, they rather build a new road, only a few rich countries in europe have well maintained infrastructure everywhere
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  1866. I made a twitter account 10 years ago, didn;t like it, hardly ever used it , haven't used in in 5 years even before the Musk drama it was already a complete garbage.. I justignore it and only see the occasional twitter post when it;s linked on another site and then I don't mind usual
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  1867. Ich hab 'ne Ansicht an der Wand mit einer Szene auf dem Land ein Pferd das träumt, ein Hund der bellt ein Platz mit Müllers Metzgerei ich weiss, es ist auch nichts dabei aber hier kam ich nun mal zur Welt. Mein Dorf, ich weiss noch wie es war neben die Kirche war die Bar das Knattern von den Wagenrädern eine Kuh muht in der Nacht, ein Hahn, der kräht aus aller Macht und schüttelt mit den Federn Und in dem Garten meines Vaters sah ich die hohen Bäume stehen Ich war ein Kind und war mir sicher das wurde nie vorüber gehen. Man brauchte damals nicht soviel und lebte noch in schlichtem Stil mit frischen Blumen auf dem Tisch bis dann, auf einmal irgendwann die moderne Zeit began die Tafel wurde flott gewischt. Und sieh, was hat man jetzt davon die neue Klötze aus Beton und Glas in denen sie jetzt leben zentral geheizt und sehr bequem und jeden Abend fernsehen wie auch die Nachbarn daneben... Und in dem Garten meines Vaters sah ich die hohen Bäume stehen Ich war ein Kind und war mir sicher das wurde nie vorüber gehen. Die Jugend gibt dem Dorf 'nen Shock mit Beatlehaar und Minirock sie wollen Liebe statt Gewalt ich Weiss es, ja sie haben recht natürlich wäre das nicht schlecht doch trotzdem fühle ich mich alt Ich hab' die Eltern noch gekannt wie sie als Kinder Hand in Hand über Gräben sind gesprungen doch diese Zeit ist längst vorbei was mir von meinem Dorf noch bleibt: 'Ne Ansicht und Erinnerungen.. Und in dem Garten meines Vaters sah ich die hohen Bäume stehen Ich war ein Kind und war mir sicher das wurde nie vorüber gehen.
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  1868. I couldn't agree more and I live in this utopia called the Netherlands. But still I don;t do it. My lame excuse is that I got a good increase in income last year and now for the first time in my life I have a comfortable car with all the options that are standard these days (AC, CC etc) So I am still to much in love with that car, but hopefully once the honeymoon period is over I will cycle more again.
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  1869. I had Pizza Sand in Belgium this summer, but it was still delicious, because it was an traditional Italian pizza, on the first sunny day on the beach, after weeks of rain and clouds I think it was a Pizza Boscaiola before I took it to the beach
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  1870. goden zijn fantasiefiguren, ontsproten aan de (collectieve) verbeelding van de mensheid. Maar ondanks dat, ben ik het wel met je eens dat onsterfelijkheid nooit kan. Mensen die daar in geloven maken eigenlijk dezelfde fout als de religieuze mensen.
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  1871. It's not a crime to watch something twice
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  1872.  @qjtvaddict  ukraine is not divided, it;s invaded. being invaded actually brings a country together, as they have a common enemy. If in an alternate reality China would invade California today, the dems and trump cultists would also unite again to fight the chinese.
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  1873.  @teabsbytoerkoeveluwe1490  pas op mensen, stoere boi gespot.
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  1874. they have back gardens
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  1875. @justjack3075 Wrong! I didn't pay for years because I was in psychological distress and ill. Eventually I got hospitalized, with full care for weeks and I didn't pay a cent!!!! I still got the fines and had to pay it back when I was healthy again, but that was a year later! And I didn't have to pay for the actual medical costs, because those were covered by the health insurance I had NOT paid for.
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  1876.  @flufflepuffle  despites it's many flaws as a nation and horrible political climate, US passport will always be 100 times better than a ruzzia one
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  1877.  @hamburgerjung4444  Kann man nicht, so früh am Morgen, schneller fahren? Oder sind es überall Baustelle Baustelle Baustelle?
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  1878. plus many genocides of their own.. Tibet, Uighurs etc.... not just now, they already did that in the 70s and 80s
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  1879. it was a mostly useless gadget... often technology ideas are ahead of their time, the idea might be cool, but it lacks the power to be actually useful. In some cases, it can be successful later when the tech has become better. Like the first digital cameras, they were so crappy that nobody used them for serious work, they kept using analog cameras for years, until the technology had made many steps forward.
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  1880.  @TFLclassics  First time viewer here, I liked your work and will watch more
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  1881. Roads? what roads? where we going, we don't need roads!
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  1882.  العمدة Kama  I don't believe in gods or other supernatural fantasies, so i don;t care about some dude being a prophet of an imaginary being. but if it makes you happy, good for you. just remember to respect unbelievers and don't fly planes into buildings......
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  1883.  @nadarith1044  can I have 3 guesses? 1. they are mentally ill. 2. they are crazy 3. they have the intellect of a sea cucumbe. 4. All of the above. 5. hey that is cheating, you took 4 guesses.
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  1884. people something leopards something ate face something.....
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  1885.  @birdsie9791  well, the US is a shithole (unless you happen to be a millionaire) compared to a country like Finland, but it is still 1000% better than Russia which descended from shithole place to downright hellhole..... SO if I was a Russian I would welcome a move to USA, you can always work a bit there, and then consider what your final destination will be.
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  1886. America has always been a country of 50% idiots, 45% normal people and 5% brainiacs. But because of it;s vast riches in natural resources and (relative) unspoiled land and those 5% of geniuses , it could reach great heights and become the world leader. In the past century, the idiots couldn't do much harm, but these days they can, because of mass media and internet bubbles., evil people can abuse them.
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  1887.  @weatherman1504  ancient greek times? you can add a few zeroes to that, there is no reason to think that some humans wouldn't be gay 100,000 years ago. even in other animal species there is gay behaviour
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  1888.  @muhcharona  you make a classic thinking error that 100% of a species have to reproduce for survival of the species. This is not true. Even if 10% of the population would be gay, the species will survive just fine. Many hetero people don;t have kids as well
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  1889. GOOD NEWS
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  1890.  @Mxke818  no, same as Italians.. but certainly better than americans
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  1891. the answer is $$$ €€€ those CD's were too expensive
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  1892.  @ronhutcherson9845  good grief, just get an old PC with dvd player from the recycle station, a thrift store or from somebody's attic and you are done.
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  1893.  @ben_tyreman  yeah, that is fine today, but that doesn't work for teens that want the latest album from their favourite bands. and in the 80s CD's were not cheaper here in europe. they soid CD's as an upgrade to LPs 'never wears down, you can play it 10,000 times! can't be scratched! crystal clear sound' etc etc' and asked even higher prices the first years, and a few years later the same prices. Only from around the mid 90s they got considerably cheaper , but mostly for artists' back catalogues and not for the new Bon Jovi or Michael Jackson album which would always be full price.
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  1894. and maybe, next time you will have learned how to pronounce 'Rotterdam' :P
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  1895. I am Dutch, I have 1 baseball cap, I wear it when I play golf. I don't know if it's a real baseball cap or designed for some other sport, and it;s nothing special, just plain white , but it looks like a normal baseball cap
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  1896.  @zoltanv7289  "american cabs are narrow and low on the front, nobody knows why." maybe they think it;s better for airflow?
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  1897.  @Brrunoc1  I can get any day of the week for that price in a German supermarket
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  1898. Note to Americans: No, you will NOT get this back when you vote for Trump , get real and work on your future.
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  1899.  @nr1NPC  size absolutely helps a bit
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  1900. I would just drive it myself with no repairs except what is needed to keep it road legal and safe, for 1-2 years and then sell it for the same 1000 (or close) these rock bottem priced cars don't devalue any further. But that is because my car budget is normally the VW Polo / Golf range , so it would be fun for me to have this for a change
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  1901. Might be just a local imitation?
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  1902. Sod off Baldrick!
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  1903. don't get your hopes up too much, cough Heracles - Ajax 0-0 cough cough
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  1904. in my lidl they do work and since I usually buy less than 10 items I use them all the time , saves so much time. In every other supermarket as well
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  1905.  @deskullsquad1181  wapenhandel, drugs, witwassen, af en toe wat geweldpleging
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  1906.  @adrianblake8876  That video I have seen, it's the point I made.. I have never met any christian who thought that Kings is the central bible book. I think 99% of them would consider Jesus, the Christ the central character of Christianity (the name kinda gives it away) so the gospels are the main book of the bible
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  1907. I just was playing Far Cry 6 in the past days.... Replace Anton Castillo (the game's dictator villain) with vladi putin and the propaganda is almost real
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  1908. but the rain
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  1909.  @JaredMerlin  $3k seems not enough, I would reserve at least $10K for moving abroad
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  1910.  @LadyAstarionAncunin  it doesn't just 'look' dangerous.... it IS dangerous. every statistic (homicides, gun shootings, traffic deaths, medical related deaths etc etc confirms this.) Japan and west europe will score better on 95% of the safety numbers no matter what you look at. Maybe the only exception i can think of is lung cancer as maybe americans quit smoking earlier than some other countries
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  1911.  @itkenverta  that only works if you are like 20 years old, and can take any odd job (temporary), live in a small room and build your life up from there. That doesn;t work for older people with families
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  1912. The problem here in europe is that a larger car like a Camry is taxed heavily, no matter how old it is (unless it is really really old, like 40 years old oldtimer) . So it's no use to buy a €500 car if you have to pay €1000 in taxes and insurance.
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  1913. Did you watch the video? Russians can't go to Germany, they are persona non grata in the world now. He can only go to a few countries that still accepts his passport.
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  1914. I grew up in a household without much of a musical tradition. My parents just didn't listen to music. In my school years, I learned about Queen, from my friends. they gave me copies of their albums. I found it amazing. I thought this was the standard of (live) music. Boy, was i wrong. this was the pinnacle! Every band I discovered after Queen was a disappointment as they never sounded this good live. Or at all. Still I am glad to have been introduced to these masters. I think i will still listen to them in 40 years when I will be above 80
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  1915.  @faithlesshound5621  yeah those clogs actually were the best footwear you could have for some jobs, for safety and other reasons and were used well into the 20th century by people who certainly owned and could afford other gear (for other occasions).
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  1916. Loco in Acapulco....
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  1917. did they burst into song after that car scene?
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  1918. I think Europe will be forced to build higher and that is ok. they just have to be smart about it. Like they already figured out in London / Paris/ Make one area dedicated for skyscrapers and build them there, a lot of them. Include top notch public transport. And keep the other parts of a city with 500-2000 years of history much as it is. A skyscraper city doesn't have to be ugly. But a lonely skyscraper is a dissonant. Group them together.
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  1919. most scientists are actually agnostic atheists.... because they realize all religious and other mystical stories are just petty nonsense
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  1920.  @Fastskull  don;t worry I haven't the slightest idea who Logan Paul is and I don;t care if I ever find out.
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  1921. Why would anybody try to conquer that land? That is the only question that comes up to me. It's a barren, featureless desert. Nothing but dirt and rocks. I am sure they must have more fertile parts, where they grow food, but Kabul and surroundings look horrible.
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  1922.  @shurkasl9011  there have been 288 USA shootings for 4 european ones.... So try again
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  1923. These young Russians are smart and realistic, they set a goal within reach. They might prefer Norway, or Canada or Spain, but those countries are far more difficult to reach.
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  1924.  @justnumber3408  Poland is better than Belarus, but Germany or England are better than Poland.... etc.... So a Pole can go to the Netherlands and earn twice as much money..... Maybe work a few years and then buy a house in Poland
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  1925. As a Dutch guy I can confirm that French roads are excellent in general, I like to visit the northern part of France because it's close by and the roads are good. Sadly that can't be said about the Belgian ones in between
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  1926. not very long if the flow has stopped. on land it will take months, in sea just weeks
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  1927. I used HDDs since the late 80s, only once in my life has any failed on me , after about 10 years.
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  1928.  @sergeytishkin9415  I don't know what the equivalent grade would be here in the Netherlands, but I got derivatives (differentiation, I assume you mean that, diffraction is something else) and limits in the 4th year of my high school. After high school I went to university to study computer science. But that was 20 years ago for me, I have forgotten a lot of the math exams from university. We did calculus and linear algebra and several other math subjects. I am sure the soviet union had some excellent schools. I don't know how many of those are left in Russia. Probably not many considering the rich used to send their kids to western schools before the war.
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  1929.  @Kingcarparpeggio  Cigarette / Zigarette
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  1930.  @pisces363  he will never get more than 40% of the votes, and I don;t think any amount of corruption can make a candidate with 40% win the election. I am more afraid that he get's destroyed in 2023 and a new maga crook becomes the candidate, because than it can become 50-50 again
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  1931.  @patrickbaustian4455  I am angry at every trump voter, because if they can't see after 8 years what a horrible lying criminal he is, they are despicable human beings themselves. And no, the faults and crimes of any other politician (Clinton or Biden or anybody) don't give Trump a free pass. That is just whataboutism. I hope you can detach yourself from the maga info bubble you apparently got your info from, you give all the classic BS 'arguments' You watching this video gives me hope there is a way out for you.
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  1932. 2nd most crooked POS, 1st place is in the kremlin, guilty of bombing children and 100 other war crimes
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  1933. the bus fare is 30,000 shillings, which sounds like a lot, but it's €7,50
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  1934. Hotel is very cheap, €30 for large apartment with separate bathrooms and lots of space
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  1935. The best advice I can think of for young people like you, find a way to stop being Russian, as in get another nationality (you can stay being cultural Russian) . Russia committed suicide. Unless Putler dies in the next year I don;t see Russia get out of this shit before 2050
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  1936. sovjet kids and adult acted just like western ones in the 1950s... Only the west became rich and dropped most of those hobbies for more commercial stuff
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  1937. I love risotto
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  1938. When a car is owned by Grandma Duck and Jay Leno it must be good.....
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  1939.  @SonOfTheDawn515  a couple of observations: best place to be homeless is more based on climate. the USA is large and has all kinds of climates. You wouldn't want to be homeless in Maine, in winter, but in summer it might be ok, and in winter you'd rather be in a warmer State. Same goes for other countries, homeless people in the EU often go to Spain in the winter, for the mild climate. In my EU country it is definitely possible to go from homeless to 'living well' in a few years. Even with a lot of debt, we have programs that clear your debt in 3 years. In general it;s a bit harder to start your own business here and 'make it big' but that's not needed to be comfortable. you certainly can have a job, a rental house and a car within a few years. a quick google search 'from homeless to success' always gives plenty of results with stories of people, no matter in which language you put in the search line. I will be the first to believe it can be easier in the USA, but it certainly not the only possible place.
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  1940. no they shouldn't because they keep thieving , stealing designs. they should practice make their OWN stuff, and get better and better THEN they can feel proud. Now they will always stay frauds. I will NEVER in my life trust a Chinese person from mainland China.
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  1941. and the river nile
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  1942.  @supratimghosh6020  note that most vegetarians in the West don't avoid meat because they believe meat is not a suitable food for humans but because they think it's cruelty to animals and / or want to help against climate change ( meat production requires tons of resources and deforestation )
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  1943. this is true for some items , but not for all
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  1944. In Enschede we also have tons of those. It works great with one exception. sometimes a biker is slow to get going, so he doesn't make it to the halfway point before the group coming from his left reaches him, then chaos erupts. some try to cut before him, some brake, some try to go behind him. The slowpoke doesn;t know what to do, speed up? , brakes , blocking everybody even more.... But usually it goes fine.
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  1945. @gapple * do you understand that your answer ( a creator ) is no answer at all? It's turtles all the way down. You are just moving the question and exchange the word universe with the word god. That's not logical at all.
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  1946.  @armadillotoe  a false dilemma. Some people chose neither and accept that they don't know everything. Some questions don't have an answer
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  1947.  @MustacheDLuffy  I have a Japanese 1 Yen coin from before WW2 that looks so large and posh that it must have been worth a lot. Like a guinea. It came from my grandmother who was born in Dutch East Indies
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  1948.  @makebritaingreatagain0074  here is a nice song for you: Clan Of Xymox-it's all a lie
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  1949.  @CL-hf2fb  most of us here came from the 20th century......... it's pretty common to experience 2 centuries for a human being. I recommend trying out the music, if you weren't around then.....
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  1950.  @mathsfornineyearolds  'inumerate' is not a word. what were you trying to say?
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  1951.  @ChiDestiny  people on tiktok are nobodies, irrelevant
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  1952.  @evannibbe9375  that's just small details as far as I am concerned. Both religions are based on collective wishful thinking and delusion. When an apologist of either religion tries his best to explain why everybody but them is wrong I can't help but facepalm.....
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  1953. curious people like me do ask that and 1000 other things.
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  1954. i don't think that kind of families raise children, they just provide food and material goods and nannies etc. you have to be blessed with a great character as a kid to survive that, but many end up as narcissists
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  1955. Sorry, but this is nonsense, 95% of Amsterdam is perfectly safe for the elderly, only the tourist zone CS-Dam-Museumplein-Wallen is crazy. But by far most trips on bikes are just people commuting to school or work etc on safe bike paths and people in Amsterdam let their 7 year old use them.
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  1956. he can think all he wants, he will never get enough neutral or female votes ever again. his cult of minions are not enough.
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  1957.  @niallebhann3631  I am sorry your religious books made you so delusional to think Russia has anything honored, they are an barbaric culture, with an evil government. The only honorable things left are innocent people (mostly the youth, which are not religious btw) like Natasha who haven't been corrupted yet by the disappointment of their situation. She just escaped Russia, and for a reason.
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  1958. This is good news for me, I want to go to Japan in the near future and stay 5-6 weeks, and if it;'s 1000 bucks per 2 weeks I can actually do that. and the standard trip, with 1000 a week is what I expected, so if I go in between for a longer trip I will be fine.
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  1959. Adblock has been invented 15 years ago. Maybe one day you will spend the 3 mouse clicks needed to install it.
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  1960. who says he is doing it non stop? he might take a break of a few weeks in a place with modern comforts after each extended trip
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  1961. Well said
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  1962.  @dorseykindler9544  oh no, I can't do that, I eat steak and drive a petrol car. That's against the rules I think
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  1963. I never made it past rank 7.
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  1964. If you had paid attention in school in Chemistry class , you would know what happened in your Mojito
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  1965. just make sure you dont vote for any other maga style republican... guys like desantis are just as bad
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  1966. they claim to be an entertainment channel
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  1967. where can I buy this game? I only have very old billiards games from 2000-2005 and this looks like a genuine modern version btw, can we just make Ian a honorary EU citizen? Soon he will surpass us all in knowledge
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  1968.  @Highlyskeptical  it was not that hard, the big car manufacturers of the world (Toyota, GM, Mercedes, VW, Ford etc didn't really have an incentive to make electric cars, so the first serious newcomer (Tesla) could do well and beat them in a short time. in the long run, things don;t look so good for Tesla though, once the sleeping giants have woken up.
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  1969. 5th economy? lol they don;t even make the top 10 their economy is the size of Mexico
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  1970.  @mauricecornforth1233  and then the only thing left for those daft yankees is to understand that socialism is not the rotten form of communism that the ussr and other eastern block countries tried. that is indeed an evil and failed system. you have to combine socialist ideas with free market economy and you end up with the best countries in the world (like Denmark, Finland, Netherlands) Basically you have to 'tame' both socialism and capitalism and combine the best of both. But if you let any of those run wild, the result is bad.
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  1971.  @herrcobblermachen  die Niederlande.. It's Verenigde Staten (VS) here.
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  1972. No idea where mortalopus comes from, just bogus Latin or some gamer geek ref, but where I grew up we had quite a few girls like Arina in the boardgamers scene.... if you didn't act like a typical smelly MTG player, you definitely had a chance of a date.
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  1973. they only have like 10% of world energy, Middle east, USA are much bigger
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  1974. we did the same (still do) here in mainland europe. I have a tin full of pound coins... also some scandinavia ones and ok yes I also still have my obsolete pre euro stuff, but that is now play money for the kids. and sometimes they come in handy, last year I visited Jersey and could use my UK money again.
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  1975. It's good that Elvis left the building around the same time mr Mercury entered it because the world is too small for twice that amount of Awesome.
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  1976. "we 'll fix it ourselves..... " No, that's the problem. You won't. you haven;t fixed it in a hundred years and won;t fix it in the future.. you will buckle up,and survive in your modern serfdom...because that is what russians always do. As shown in this video, the land is huge, few people, so more than enough basic resources to be self sufficient. No Italian coffee maybe but that's no biggie
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  1977. MERCEDES is arguably the #1 car brand in the world, historically , even before Ford, which I would rank #2. And then a huge gap to whatever comes on 3.
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  1978.  @Vaultiii sadly, the same goes for all religions in the world , get them when they are young
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  1979. finally somebody who gives a good summary. spot on.
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  1980. Was it round?
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  1981. what ads? I haven't seen one on youtube since 2008 or so. you can install an adblocker with a few mouseclicks in 5 seconds
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  1982.  @lws7394  what is wrong with those Blauw Net trains in Twente? I actually prefer them over the NS ones ( disclaimer, I only use them for very short rides, not Enschede -Zwolle) But they are usually cleaner than the NS trains and have good seats.
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  1983.  @lws7394  ah ok, I see where you come from. I guess since my trip on that train is always just 10 minutes most of the things you say don;t affect me because I don;t sit long enough to get annoyed by those flaws. I do hate the pointless beeps though, everytime the door opens or closes. And the seats are fine, for me. I guess it's a train designed for short trips, at rush hour it is swarmed by (MBO) students
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  1984. Ben, you pointed out so many reasons why NO MATTER WHO IS the REP candidate, it will still be so important to VOTE THEM OUT EVERYWHERE , EVERY TIME for the next 20 years. they are all grifters and traitors at this point. Despicable orcs.
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  1985. We use most of your small devices in our classroom , in ict class (vocational education) .
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  1986. @bleifussKA  immer noch das Gleiche
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  1987.  @Augustes1  no warfare? the US participated in 15 wars from 1898 till 1940
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  1988.  @stendecstretcher5678  the city never has enough money to do all that because y'all want to live in single home cul-de-sacs with a huge garden and 2 pickup trucks to drive everywhere because there ain;t no shops in the hood . city upkeep is only feasible in densely populated areas with more tax payers per acre.
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  1989.  @witblitsfilm  never vote tory, never trust a tory and never believe a tory
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  1990. she is neither, she is from a baltic country but I don't dare to say which one, I fear I will pick the wrong one
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  1991. the point is, Mike Pence is just as big an asshole as trumpy, just slightly less criminal
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  1992. witchcraft
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  1993.  @adrien5834  putin lovers are not receptive to logic, it's like religion, they have an idea and then they will do anything in their power to conjure up some arguments supporting that idea. Not saying that the west are 100% saints and the autocrats are 100% evil, as always the truth is not black and white, but in the middle, in some shades of grey. And the west is a lighter shade than the likes of stalin-putin or mao-xi .
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  1994. We will negotiate with Russia's next government about war repayments , tribunals of gheir war criminals and NATO membership AFTER they replaced putin and left all area of ukraine.
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  1995. Next time, bring a rake and a hedge trimmer...(hedge clipper) Might save an hour work and a lot of scratches
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  1996. So how does this work for Europeans? If I go on an extended holiday trip in Maine or New York and decide I would like to visit Toronto or Montreal , can I just drive there with my EU passport in my rental car or do I have to go through all kinds of paperwork first?
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  1997.  @leod-sigefast  is Farage a blessing in disguise, taking so many votes away from tory, while hardly getting any seats for it for himself, or is he the greatest danger to the UK right now?
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  1998.  @james2529  egocentric
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  1999. Where has he been all these months? he looks too well-fed to be put in some gulag.....
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  2000. not really, he has a thousand privileges in his endless lawsuits.. he still can derail the law forever in ways the average Joe cannot.
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  2001.  @diabloblanco88  lol, during the american slave trade era the jews didn't even have a nation, they were just scattered around part of all the countries I mentioned before. so you could have a dutch jewish trader or a french jewish trader, but that is like saying you could have a red haired trader or a blonde trader.
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  2002.  @diabloblanco88  I have never heard about a Farrakan, so I looked him up, based on his Amazon book list he seems to be a random religious nutter, sorry not interested.
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  2003.  @diabloblanco88  I couldn't have said it better, reading the works of demagogues is not educational.
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  2004.  @diabloblanco88  you aren't that erudite either are you? Blackadder is the name of a British comedy series written by Richard Curtis and Rowan Atkinson, it has nothing to do with my ancestry. (which is part german, part scottish and part dutch)
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  2005.  @fornow5325  What kind of silly comparison is that? Using a computer and wifi is low impact, doesn't require much energy and IS essential for a modern life. On top of that, you can easily use green energy for such electronic devices from solar panels that are rather cheap these days and widely used in the developed world. While a trip to antarctica is completely USELESS (unless you are an scientist, doing research ) and uses a lot of unnecessary resources, including a lot of fossil fuel, because you get there by plane and then boat.
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  2006.  @fornow5325  in most countries in Europe, you have to show that you can support yourself financially, either by having a job (you need to get the job contract before the move) or by having a steady pension income or equivalent (if you are the retirement age)
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  2007. a) it was a red man, not black. b) liquorice is a black candy c) it's just a random picture of a guy dressed as a devil, the color of his skin is not important
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  2008. Yeah, I am Dutch and >90% of our crossroads are ok, but even we can't upgrade the whole country at once, so there are a few problem areas still. It really sucks to be at one of those rare traffic lights in my city that is still having this double left situation.
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  2009. the rule is new, went in july 1st in the EU
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  2010. He can probably resell the old ones , don't throw them away
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  2011. populists promise a lot ('fix your problems') but don't have realistic plans to actually fix it... Please remember these words when in 2025 we go vote again because Wilders 1 has collapsed
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  2012. Congratulations on your escape
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  2013. J maybe Jeep-Segment ? As when these categories were invented by old men, Jeep and Land Rover were the only cars they could think of in this segment
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  2014. Miss Okazaki looks like Edna Mode from the Incredibles :D and she also looks just as talented
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  2015. You are a bit naive, you think being ' human reviewed' means they use highly educated staff to contemplate on all your hard work and make a deliberate judgement.. while in reality, it's just some minimum wage job where workers have to click through thousands of videos and they just dismiss ANYTHING with anything hinting at Children, Racism, sexualtity, violence etc... So that's why everything on your list got banned, the only one I can't directly explain is the Nikita Khrushchev one
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  2016.  @UshankaShow  wow, that surprises me a lot. Are you sure that job is for people that click on your yellow and green $ icons? I am sceptical. I think you found the 'Media reviewer' job, which is something else...
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  2017. @ most europeans also have to borrow most of the money to buy their (first) house
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  2018. The podium looks exactly like how 1990s scifi movies would show a futuristic Orwellian corporate/ goverment body
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  2019. It's a crime that Titus has to pay $90 for just a phone line
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  2020.  @DarkDutch007  ColindaPieman has a point though, many dutch cities now have major access roads that feel so safe because everything is separated that the 50km limit is totally ignored and everybody drives around 65km there and that goes well in general. I know these kind of roads in Zwolle, Hengelo, Enschede and Eindhoven, but I am sure they are everywhere. In rush hour and at flitspalen the 50km (or slower) is respected but otherwise the majority goes a bit faster than is allowed. It just doesn't feel ' right' to stay at 50 when you are in a single lane with generous green strokes on both sides (so no bicycles). However there are good reasons to limit it to 50, but it doesn't feel like 50.
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  2021.  @night6724  yeah it's a nightmare here, better stay away.
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  2022.  @LukVik  nope, read again
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  2023.  @YoutubeSupportOfficialUS  all over europe and in school holidays.... click any major city and surrounding area.. airBNB prices will be €50-€300 a night with outliners to $600 or more for larger houses ( and I have seen +$2000 ones for mansions) Hotels will also be in the 50-300 range, with hostels with shared rooms in the lower end and premium hotels in the higher end. I do airbnb every year because I still enjoy some authentic locations, which can still be found with some research. But the prices have gone up, the quality is way less than a hotel of the same price range and hotels also have cheap options for flexible travellers sometimes , when they sell a room for a night at -50% last minute So now I often combine hotels and bnbs.. But in the future I might go 100% hotel again
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  2024.  @carlosdgutierrez6570  that is not weird, that is just how poor countries work, with a lot of hustling and shady stuff. sadly, a lot of a country will remain crap forever because the national sport is to avoid taxes.. The government (which can also be very corrupt, so I don't blame ya) has never enough money to improve things this way. .
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  2025.  @davidshamanik4240  If you are flexible you can still get cheap hotel deals, they sell rooms with 50% off if the rooms would be empty otherwise.. But you can;t book these 3 months in advance..... when I travel for let's say a week I often only book the first 2 days and then I find cheap options locally during the week. But this only works because I am flexible and travel without kids. And sometimes I pay full price, but overall I save a lot. I have had €200 rooms for €80 and €100 rooms for €50
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  2026.  @madmaxi1977  you seem to rent a house.. I used airbnb on my own for a smaller thing, maybe an apartment or just a room in a house (where I also could use the kitchen and obviously the bathroom, but not the whole house) then it would just be like 30- 50 per night, and could actually be nice.. Have a real fridge, a real stove, a good bath. I don;t mind that somebody else's toothbrush is in the bathroom. Seeing how they live was part of the experience.. And the savings compared to hotel cost. But if the price goes up and the quality goes down, I'll pass and return to Best Western or any other common chain
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  2027.  @c.i.1963  I will do my own dishes, unless you charge a fee for washing dishes... then I expect you to do the thing I am paying you for. I would think that is how normal services operate.... I normally only chose hosts without idiotic fees, so I have never had an argument over this, I of course leave the property in the same state as I found it and that includes that I clean dishes before leaving.. but just in basic terms, I won;t do a total spring cleaning, as that is what I already paid for. There is always a cleaning fee and a cleaning staff between guests, and that is reasonable. Let them do their job!
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  2028.  @beta1177  it can be still a nice experience, try it! I also still do this and I also have 70-80 as my upper limit price...
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  2029.  @videowatchaccount7551  as young as your are not a racist misogynist, asshole, it's perfectly fine being white. some great men in history were white.
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  2030. War is a terrible thing and not something to glorify, but I am happy that there are so many small stories about unusual machines on land , sea or air, both sides tried out various experimental devices.
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  2031.  @rass4609  ziehier 500 jaar kerkscheuring in een notendop ....
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  2032. If you are a Russian that managed to escape to a safe country: Do whatever you have to do to get a passport of that country, even if it takes 10 years. Learn any language you can. Then on the day you have your new citizenship, burn your russian passport and never go back, the world is at your feet then, do it for yourself or your (future) kids. Loved ones in Russia, you can only meet online, or by phone, but that is the price you have to pay.. video chat is free these days.
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  2033. Speckled Jim?
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  2034.  @mardus3960  I went to Tallinn last year, in a heat wave.. you DO have a sun
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  2035. It's not a puzzle, it's just corruption, nepotism and greed
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  2036. I was totally freezing in the +10C weather around Christmas, so I decided to fly to Tenerife and enjoy a bit of beach life, watching the kite surfers. Then I took a boat to La Palma to hike in the 2021 vulcanic eruption zone. I got a bit of a sunburn, but I think I'll survive. Now I am back and on Monday I will get back to work, with a decent pay rise, to keep up with inflation. It will be hard, but we will try to resist the Russian fuel boycott. (oh and I donated half of my xmas bonus to charities, including Ukraine war relief)
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  2037.  @mrphyz4674  I don't understand your question
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  2038. but in WW1 the allies had the lead (example : tank development)
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  2039. yeah crossover cars are rubbish, they are just bigger, less economical, less nimble variants of the small family car they are based on.
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  2040.  @dzonikg  lots of hard drinkers die young from liver failure or just alcohol poisoning. Your family just weren't too addicted but just kept it within reason (still unhealthy but not life threatening. ) you can do the same with hard drugs, evidence: life of rock stars like Rolling Stones ...
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  2041. What I don't get is why Americans with their established car culture put up with their dumb traffic lights from the 20th century... why not vote for local people who make policies to update those to modern standards. That should even united reps and dems! Because everybody needs their car and has to wait in the same red lights
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  2042. It's not yet so far that I pick my holiday destination cities on the presence of tram lines, but I do recognize that I am always very happy if they are there, the first thing I do when I see it, is buying a 3 day or 7 day ticket (these days that is usually some phone app) , even before I make any plans, because I just know I will use them all the time
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  2043. I am most impressed by the girls' ability to stay focussed for so long on what seems to be pre-smartphone Nokia's without Tiktok
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  2044. more reason for us to alternate car use with bikes and trams.
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  2045. The best thing you can do is build a new life in another country and over time become citizen of that country. You can keep the good things of your culture for yourself and your family but any possible future children are way better off when there is not 'Russian' stamped on their ID card.
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  2046. decent law firms ask payment upfront with certain high risk clients
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  2047. This channel is bad for me. For 20 years i never bought a single bottle of vodka, but now I am a 1 bottle a week man
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  2048. Sometimes I am glad I live in a country neighbouring Germany, we don't have to ponder about these kind of things, we just use whatever they use and are guaranteed it passes all tests and lasts 3 generations
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  2049. Johnny's gone for a.... we call that the James Bond villain look...
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  2050.  @Lemmy_Kilturtle  also our houses are a lot smaller on average,
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  2051. I wish i could work at x5 speed IRL
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  2052.  @chrisstevens5165  actually animal life is older than plant life, but you are right that it were not mammals. It's about one celled organisms. In the sea.
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  2053.  Big Daddy Leroy  go back to school
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  2054.  Big Daddy Leroy  you are a grandmaster troll, that's for sure, but for your sake I hope the stupidity you display here is part of the act.
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  2055.  @grumpysquid  hail Zeus!
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  2056. We call it an Opel Omega here
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  2057. wait, these must be fake actors, cause everybody knows japanese people can't speak english
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  2058. ​ @rucker69  that's just stupid. You look at others and learn from their strengths, and you ignore their weaknesses. If you can learn something, it doesn't mean they are perfect. But keep your head up your own ass thinking murica is the best, after all you are the poor sod that has to live there, not me....
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  2059.  @nonpedestrian  is it so bad in that 3rd world country now that people automatically start shooting at strangers? Even if somebody lives there, and was watching it, I can hope they would first ask what they were doing (maybe they were lost or had trouble with the car) and then say, go away, I don;t want you here.....
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  2060.  @RudolfKooijman  no idea, ik woon daar niet
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  2061. This channel summarizes everything that is good and bad in the US of A in so many ways.....
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  2062.  @Cl0ckcl0ck  can you write that in german , bitte?
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  2063. Hoe kom je op dit rare idee? De eigenaren zijn gewoon bekend bij de gemeente, ze willen alleen niet met journalisten praten. Ze reageren echt wel op officiële stukken can de overheid.
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  2064.  @AbuHajarAlBugatti  I don't believe in gods, it's all the work of the people themselves. And western countries have had their share of terrible and criminal leaders as well, it can happen anywhere in the world. Look at the Koreas, one half ended in a cult of authoritarian leadership , and the other half in a more or less functional democracy. Why?
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  2065.  @randalsaladbar  dude, we are not discussing that china's economy is struggling, my point is, they will never fall out the top 10 because of the number of people they have. that is like first grade math.... a billion times a mediocre income is still more than 50 million times a high income . They won;t go back to Mao days
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  2066.  @gideonmele1556  of course they can collapse in 2100 , that's in 75 years, a lifetime. Anything can happen in that amount of time, WW3 or some other catastrophe .... but that other guy was talking about 2030....
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  2067. These are all still 'fast food quality' brand chocolates, wait till somebody sends you some real good stuff. (note that is very expensive and we europeans also don't eat that all the time, it's more for special occasions )
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  2068. You don't need any qualification to sail small boots in the Netherlands, but some experience is always useful
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  2069. I wouldn't have a problem doing that, but I can;t as I don't speak fluent Russian. But I already have the same beard, same age and same bald head. So who knows.
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  2070. lots of brick buildings in Dallas-FW / Lewisville
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  2071. @ mercedes taxis are just regular E-class sedans here in Germany
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  2072.  @M_3_H_0  yeah, I read that in the news but that doesn't matter for the general view that a taxi is a mercedes sedan , requiring it to be a special factory adjusted model is a side issue
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  2073. @user-zp If that makes you go to sleep, keep saying it to yourself... you don't even make the top 20 of countries I would consider to live in.
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  2074. I am waiting for the first large russian regiment to revolt, go on rampage, kill all their officers and any lunatic who keeps defending the regime and basically start the civil war. it can start small and snowball into something massive if it get's momentum. Many of those police guys must also be happy to change sides when they believe it would be safe to do so
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  2075. It used to be the united states, but now they are divided, so just 'the states'
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  2076. @Phillip Banes that's an excellent example of a division you give here: Between 'Real Americans' and 'those who pretend to be Americans'
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  2077.  @baronvonjo1929  Volvo , Audi, Merc and BMW all make full size SUVs They also make smaller models, but they all have a bigger one too Audi Q7 or Merc GLS VOlvo XC90 etc. It doesn't matter that some brands have even bigger XXL SUVs.. A SUV is not defined as 'the absolute biggest car on the market' but as large, high cars, with 5-7 seats and usually 4 wheel drive. CUVs are smaller, like Nissan Quasqai or Honda CR-V
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  2078.  @baronvonjo1929  well, you made up your own definitions, but those are not what the world uses for those cars. (Also in the USA , the websites of those brands all use SUV for the models I listed) side note: except for the Suburban and Escalade and Land Cruiser I have never heard about any model you name. I guess they are for the domestic market. But I think I now understand what type of SUV you mean. I would put those in a separate category, old skool SUV in the style of a Ford Bronco from the 90s (but much more modern)
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  2079.  @baronvonjo1929  I just looked up the names of those cars on the USA branch of those car manufacturers.... example www.audiusa.com I guess it;s just a difference between EU and American brands. Like I know not much about your market you don't know about the rest of the world
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  2080.  Kirsan Vatutin  China is not a communist country, it stopped being that decades ago. It's a one party , totalitarian capitalist country now , combining the party control with some free market aspects.
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  2081.  @fancylad22  no, we can also assist creators by buying some merchandise or a direct donation or a patreon etc, dozens of those programs exists and anybody who tries to make money with videos uses them. Of course we won;t pay every single creator every time, but if a sensible amount of people do it, together they can get some payment. It's up to the creators to figure out if that's a solid business plan.
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  2082.  @Camazotz57  you just described very well why gods are just inside your head, made by your brain (with the help of your church community, religions only thrive in groups) you have to come with this 'not material thing' idea because even religious people notice that nothing material ever happens by supernatural means, (although the holy books still speak of such things, like Jesus feeding thousands with 5 fishes) so they focus on vague stuff like peace of mind. I can get that just from walking or working in nature....
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  2083. These people are the sweetest, but not for my ears. I need subtitles being only used to British english
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  2084. you need to be a millionaire in the US to buy yourself out of the crap. the country looks terrible in the public space. shoddy roads, endless ugly fastfood and big box stores and parking lots. I am so thankful we prevented that route here in Europe. We were going the same way up till the 1970s, because America was cool and had saved us in the war, so surely we should copy them. Fortunately we woke up just in time to put that to a stop.
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  2085. we are not anti asia here, we are just anti- undemocratic despotisms (which china is one of) we love many other asian countries (and asian food in general, including chinese)
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  2086.  @cardifffarrah  I don't believe that, if it were true the Chinese would still live like they did 200 years ago culturally , instead they have been copying Western things all the way, first communism, then when that turned out to be not such a hot idea, capitalism. A modern chinese looks like a westerner, uses an iphone and drinks Starbucks
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  2087. I am still convinced that the only ending this drama will ever have is mr dumpy trumpy eventually doing a 'Warden Norton' (shawshank redemption) because he will never admit doing anything wrong and it will take a very long time before the Law eventually has no other option than sending a squad team to lock up an ex president, something that is unheard of.
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  2088. mr. Farrokh Bulsara, also known as Freddie Mercury
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  2089. I have never heard about a Dane who won an olympic medal in langlaufen or speed skating, so your winters are pretty warm....
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  2090. but buy a Volvo and not a Tessla
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  2091. word of warning: (I live in a sociale huurwoning) In low income neighbourhoods, a lot of people act like aso's and just dump their shit next to the bins, underground or not. For 6 days a week it's a mess around the bins, only on collection day it's cleaned up somewhat, but even then little bits of waste might be left and the smell (stink) also stays on. I really liked the plastic bins people put out on the street more, at least in low social class neighbourhoods.
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  2092. I hated moped sounds when I was 16 and today I still hate them. nasty insects
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  2093.  @phreakazoith2237  As cunning as a fox who’s just been appointed Professor of Cunning at Oxford University?
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  2094. Why don't they have such adorable little girls in the animal shelter? I want one for my own, I already have a dog :D These parents deserve an award for being such good parents.
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  2095.  @icarus877  that list says nothing, Netherlands exports almost as much with 1/4 of the population... it doesn't mean they produce that much, they just shove boxes from country A to country B ( and crude oil ) A tiny country like Singapore has 87% of your exports...
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  2096. sadly, the afterlife is just a human fantasy to cope with injustice in this world, but at least you can be assured that he will be considered the worst president in history of the US of A (he already is, and every day it gets worse)
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  2097.  @JordanGreenYT  we do have plenty of obnoxious brats revving their stupid scooters / mopeds all the time though, here in the Netherlands... tonight we had one until too many people got angry and told him to get lost or they would call the police
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  2098. A lot of cheating in sports, a lot of copying from the Americans in military, a lot of spying in science
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  2099.  @everything777  it's more for the heirs usually, because these old rich people don't have any use for any extra profits, if they sell at all before they are dead (most don;t) they are too old to start a new expensive hobby and they already have enough to get all comfort and medical care they will ever need
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  2100.  @genoateam1  when you are dead, it doesn;t matter if some your genes live on or not. you will be dead. your kid is not better or worse than any other
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  2101. you are mistaken. America and Europe certainly knew CD-roms and laptops in 1985
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  2102.  @ByTheStorm  what if the Dems are bad, but the Reps are even worse? if you get sick, either by the flu or by cancer, you still pick the lesser of the evils, right? Of course it would be better to not get sick at all, but you have to start the healing somewhere, and I think under biden that's easier than under trump. and then maybe in 4 years finally somebody younger can start building into a new political direction
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  2103.  @rossuk123  I know that name but have never watched a single video of him
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  2104.  @bovinedowie2803  jan. 6th 2021......
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  2105. Dat had ik ook, maar ik deed gewoon 14 jaar over mijn school (van 4 tot 18 jaar)
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  2106. That's why Ukraine will never negotiate with Putin any more.. They are all war criminals, and any negotiations will start with a new regime and the extraction of any surviving putians to the International Court of Justice.,
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  2107. what are those? trolls? I am not from the UK, I really have no idea, please explain
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  2108.  @JAM661  finally somebody who knows the truth, thank you, the ignorance of most commenters is mindboggling
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  2109.  @peaceleader7315  capitalist economic system is the only good system that works and ALL innovation comes from it. No other system works. Your phone or computer you use to read this, was made by capitalism. As is every other device in your house. BUT you need to have a government that has a little control over the capitalist business. In Europe they do that better than in the USA, so the rich european countries have a better quality of life . because the government controls healthcare and pensions etc better than in the USA But don't fool yourself, Europe's best countries are still build on capitalism!!
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  2110.  @peaceleader7315  the biggest cost would be climate change.
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  2111.  @peaceleader7315  if you had read carefully you could have seen that I already acknowledge the fact that excess greed is a bad thing, by saying that european countries have better control of their capitalist economies than for example a more harsh capitalist country like the USA. the Dutch and Danes and Norwegians and Swiss are not greedy people, they are among the happiest people in the world ;. they work less and have more free time to spend with their friends and family or to do other things to develop themselves. like travel or study another language or dance or read books. Or just enjoy a free walk in the park. they are not obsessed materialists, but they enjoy the fruits of technology. Have a nice day yourself and don;t cloud your mind with whatever "ism" cult affected your somber worldview.
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  2112.  @peaceleader7315  I do think about the rest of the world. I just read Steven Pinker's book 'Enlightenment Now' an ode to progress all OVER THE WORLD, not just in the rich parts. Almost ALL nations in Africa make good steps, educating more women , having better access to medicine and other care, having cheaper solar energy, access to knowledge on smartphones etc etc. the world is less grim than you think. look nobody says they are there yet, but they move in the right direction. in a faster rate than the west did in the previous century. The population grow is also slowing down, because educated women have less children and better health means you don't need to have 8 to hope 3 will survive.
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  2113. yeah, this is why you always have to use a VPN with a new random IP adres to look for flights. (maybe even research which country code you should use) (or just use the phone of a family member who never books flights)
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  2114. I would love to own some of that quality furniture, do they export to Europe?
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  2115. I didn't change anything with my adblockers and they still block 100%
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  2116. It's natural selection, for 500 years and more they have had despotism as government, all people who protest have been killed or jailed, every generation again, with only a few exceptions.
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  2117. Germany should be an A or at least B+ , but the Netherlands is the best, so S tier
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  2118. it's not just you, but there are still good young youtubers around that give concise info and don;t clickbait and bombard you with sponsors. YOU have just be disciplined and BLOCK all bullshit youtubers from your feed and only subscribe to quality ones.
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  2119. My great-grandfather was one of the engineers building this dam, it took them years and my grandmother (born 1927) grew up in the sandboxes they used for modeling and testing stuff.
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  2120.  @ZIONAMSTERDAM  why not keep voting the lesser evil (dems) and still spend your money in europe.. that way you help a little by not making things worse. everybody should vote blue for a decade even if they don;t care about the dems, because magas are outright evil grifters , lead by a mobster family
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  2121.  @vedanttaneja4428  but in Poland wages have been increasing by 15-20% every year since 2007 and they keep growing, as a former communist country they just have a lot of catching up to do.. and when you are a highly skilled foreigner you wouldn;t go to work there for a local salary, but work for some international firm paying better (still less than in the usa of course but cost of living would also be much much lower)
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  2122.  @earlysda  your country is shit, only for the rich who can buy themselves out of the shit it's livable. I visited it a few times, it has its charms for a tourist but I am very glad that I don;t have to stay in that horrible system.
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  2123.  @reedhamkalariya6976  did you catch that part that explains this all will happen many trillions of years from now so it won't affect any earthborn life forms anyway. A trillion years is like 1000000000000 years or 1000000000000000 I am not sure, but in any case much more than the lifespan of our solar system.
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  2124.  @reedhamkalariya6976  no, by the time there won't be any humans at all.
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  2125. I really liked that old nostalgic music. I had no problem listening to the narrator
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  2126. for your last argument, at some point the russian family back home will know that Igor is not coming home anymore, so they can still give him a proper sendoff in the local graveyard. but when will that be? If he is in aukrain POW camp, would he be able to send out a message to family that he is still alive?
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  2127. We can keep our supermarkets and supply chain, we just need to stop eating so much meat.
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  2128.  @michaelhayes4231  the West was pretty safe too, except maybe major cities where drug addicts and homeless people flock to. I am also born in the 70s like Comrade Ushanka.. Up to my adult years I could leave my bike unlocked everywhere and everybody had their backdoor and yard unlocked, people just walked in all the time, shouting 'Good Folk!' and that was how people moved around. They wouldn't know what to do when you ringed the front door, that was never used except for weddings and funerals and maybe doctor's visits.
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  2129. Wait, at 12:50 I had to stop the video and comment again. WE HAVE ONE of those PLANES on the roof of my apartment building! in the Netherlands! Long story short, it was put there by a group of artists, as an art project. It was an old soviet plane, I think build in 1954, that ended up in one of the Baltic states and then was bought by an collector in the Netherlands. It finally was falling apart and was about to be scrapped around the year 2000, but instead it was given to this artists club, who stripped it and restored the bodywork as well as they could and then mounted it on the roof of the building. The engine was also removed, but some of the interior still exists including old soviet instruments. You can get on the roof and get inside.
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  2130. I did my last MOT (Called APK here) and guess what... 2 days later my exhaust system dropped from under the car while I was driving. I pulled it up and tied it with a rope, going back to the garage. They fixed it for free because they most likely had done something wrong during inspection
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  2131. with the amount of Rally and F1 champions that's not a big surprise.
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  2132.  @Crackz0r94  rank 11 gives a nice epic mount
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  2133. you are right that PVE guilds would rule the bgs, but a good PVP guild full of people above rank 8 wasa good match for them, in fact the best battles were clashes between hardcore pvp guild and a pve guild.
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  2134.  @Mograinenon  wish them good luck and do something more productive with your own time.
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  2135.  @oldgysgt  I still do that, but I have a room in my house especially for that so I can let it hang as long as I like, it's functions as both washing line and storage
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  2136.  @jed-henrywitkowski6470  if you did hang them out outside, that is certainly true, sunlight acts as a bleacher
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  2137. americans are batshit crazy
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  2138. which is VERY inefficient, thats why Japanese and Western factories moved to a system of sub contractors, where every business specializes in certain parts.making the whole much cheaper, faster and higher quality
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  2139.  @Klovaneer  because the guy that invented a better disk brake lives 500 km away and build his factory there and not on the same plot. And the guy that makes the best car batteries lives 700 km the other way..... get the idea? Maybe economic forces bring these people together if that saves money, but maybe not, the market will decide what is best and not central planning which has always been wasteful and bad for invention, as communist history shows
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  2140.  @Klovaneer  The throw-away-economy is a recent phenomenon, most of the history of western capitalism quality won and people would re-use items as long as possible. I never heard about Superfest, so I looked it up, oh its drinking glassware I read the coca cola comment about not breakable being a bad thing, but that is commercial talk about cheap cafe glasses that get tossed around and break often. . Normal people don't use coca cola branded glassware, but just plain ones and they can last a lifetime. I got most of my nice looking glasses from my grandparents who bought them in the 1960s-1980s and they still are all perfectly useable and shining , as are the ones I bought myself as a student in the 2000s. Sure sometimes one breaks if a person is careless, but that's ok. That is just a normal aspect of life.
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  2141.  @tubthump  NATO is 25 times stronger than russia, if the russkis go nuclear, they sigh their own dead warrants and they know it. they would do some damage to the west, but in return 100% of their important targets would be annihilated. Not even Putler is nihilistic enough to die as the guy who ended Russia forever.
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  2142. you are just the other account of Jordan :P
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  2143.  @williamyoung9401  they are far too big to become a north korea.... But they will stagnate and never reach their potential, they love shooting in their own foot . Like this tinkerer guy, he might be happy with his chinese machinery, but what does he make? Nails! Screws! As low tech as you can get. Sure somebody has to make them, but you won't make it big in the nails business. With his business talents he could start a much more hightech factory in the West or in Russia without sanctions. Now, maybe that is not his ambition and that is fine, but the point is, if it is your ambition, in Russia you can;t, you are screwed. Stuck making screws.....
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  2144. my great-great-granddad could be randomly in the first clip, his house was at the Hereweg and he held office in the city center. But in 1919 he was too posh (and old) to ride a bicycle to work, he would take the tram or an early car.
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  2145. Lol Russia army is a joke, they used to be nr 2 behind USA, but now they are not even in the top 10 anymore...
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  2146. They don't want foreigners:. Brexit
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  2147.  @AmbachtAle  absolutely not, it was only possible in a brief period of EU positivism on both sides.
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  2148. a large minority of Americans (note MINORITY, lucky for us) can't keep up in the modern world, with it's chatGPT, transgenders, closing churches, TikTok wizardry and equal chances for all races... (And 1000 other things) They are scared to death by all this change. Add a looming climate crisis (which they will deny of course but deep down know it's happening. So they cling with all their might to any idiot that claims he will hold this all and make it was as it was 20, 30 or 50 years ago, gop scumbags exploit these voters. (but they are not without blame themselves
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  2149. Is this general relativity? It took him 18 minutes to explain an 18 second concept..... :D
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  2150. I am a neighbour of the Germans, we think they are a bit backwards with the paperwork and outdated electronic infrastructure, but we appreciate their organization , food quality and cars.
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  2151. I came here to correct him on that, but unlike you, I first checked it and guess what, khaki can actually mean light tan or dark green. So this one goes to comrade cheeseburger
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  2152. Actually he was, he lapped the fastest time at that point in the history of the show
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  2153. americans are bat shit crazy, voting for a lying criminal, and most of these price jumps come from that but olive oil is expensive in europe too now, i think they had a few bad seasons with low yields worldwide in the olive oil market
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  2154. Did they ever sell a single Renault in the US?
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  2155. You go a bit of track with the wine glass sizes, my friend. You see wine glasses are meant to be MUCH larger than the amount of liquid you put in. This is because the bouquet (posh word for smell) has to develop inside the glass. So you can have a glass that easily fits a pint, but you are still supposed to only put 150ml in it at the dinner table. The wine has more contact with the air this way, and that improves the taste
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  2156. that mansion looks like an old Sierra murder mystery game I used to play 30 years ago. The Colonel's Bequest.
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  2157. I still don't know the name of the poorest town in Russia
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  2158.  @automation7295  because it really DOES affect the taste
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  2159. You can walk fine in USA cities, I do it all the time. It helps when you fire your Uzi around a bit. Wait, who am I kidding, I usually only run around until I find a nice car to hijack. And now I think about it, you have to climb over obstacles quite a lot. You'd be amazed by the amount of flamethrowers people store in their backyard.....
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  2160. "I don't have anything" Simone: Sad Pikachu Face
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  2161. to be honest, he clicked on the wrong ones at least 15 times on countries he already clicked on before (so he knew the names already) , so his short time memory is a bit fuzzy
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  2162. sorry, gnome masterrace
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  2163. I don't understand why you need so many? Do you have a huge mansion? My led bulbs of any kind last 10 years and counting, I almost never had to replace any of them ever so far..... Ok I bought a few newer ones when the technology improved, but I expect those to last that long as well and the old ones are still being used, just got demoted to lesser areas like a garden shed. Where they might do their job for decades to come.
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  2164.  @jamesreid8638  Biden is just necessary to keep that mob boss out. if biden wins, he could drop dead the day after his inauguration and the country would still be better off, and then a younger generation can finally take over
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  2165. Your writing is already promising
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  2166. but but your favorite neighbourhood russian is supposed to be that other guy (who also lives in Georgia) he tells us in EVERY video! <just trying to make a joke, I like both and a few others as well>
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  2167.  @Mattjl824  no worries, it was a rather obscure hint. There is this other Russian youtuber who is anti Kremlin and moved to Georgia soon after the war broke out. He starts every video with, 'Hello people, Roman here, you favourite neighbourhood Russian, with a new video etc etc '
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  2168.  @Mattjl824  Roman also started years before the war , his channel is NFKRZ check out his early work from 2-3 years ago to get an idea of his non war personality and interests. Before that he was a typical young youtuber on memes and rappers I don;t care about, but he is a serious young man now
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  2169. Biden has nothing to do with the prosecution of the previous guy. The department of justice has that task, plus individual states where he committed his crimes, like Georgia.
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  2170. I would hire Ian as brand ambassador, he is very enthusiastic about things
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  2171. This is always so alien to me because here 99% of the houses are made from brick and mortar (or concrete and steel) I haven't used a nail in 20 years in any serious application (but I use screws in and around the house for smaller wood jobs)
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  2172.  @glastonbury4304  that's a bit silly to say, given that Americans win by far the most gold medals in the olympics , including in sports they really don't do , like cycling or ice skating.
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  2173. ​ @stevetournay6103  in the middle of what? religious ideas that are half true make no sense. They are meaningless (another good indication that they are all made up and the product of collective wishful thinking) This is also why there are hundreds of different religious denominations , they all think they have the found the Truth and the belief only works if theirs is the Real Truth, in other words all those other groups are Wrong. Ecumenism never really breaks through.
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  2174. It didn't change my mind, I never thought they were any good, from WW2 till today. Russia has always been about quantity not quality... even their most impressive technological achievements were often copied or even stolen from the USA (and I am not a fan of the USa at all, but this is just a fact, imho)
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  2175.  @divat10  that's not school, that's daycare
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  2176. Some of those tiny cars really are kid size! If you somehow could buy one, you could swap the engine for a very light electrical one and make a real toy out of it, and limit the speed to just 5-10 miles/h. But alas, all those that are left are priceless artifacts now I guess
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  2177.  @Widur42  but most new cars are bought by businesses and lease companies , who sell the cars back to dealers after a few years and then they go to private owners.. So yes somebody had to buy them new, but it's really different, because of tax rules etc....
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  2178. Isn't the academic bubble in the USA a world of it's own, a safe haven of smart people in a world of idiots. millions of smart foreigners study there alongside your own Sheldon's After all you did still manage to do NASA, Apple, Google etc etc. it can't be that bad.
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  2179.  @bigmike208McDizzle  sounds Dutch or Danish to me
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  2180. that sounds about accurate
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  2181. I will celebrate for a week when he does a ' warden Norton' .
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  2182. it's really sad to see all these old people, being brainwashed all their lives, being so ignorant. Some might have been dumbasses all their lives, some might have been bright soviet citizens once, but now broken down, by a failed country that has basically been in decline for all their lives (first the soviet collapse, then chaos, then a brief period of economic growth, now decline again. )
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  2183. is it ok for me (a Dutchman) to do a French or English or Irish accent?
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  2184.  @critical_always  sponsorblock is your friend. get it. now!
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  2185. Wout van Aert ftw
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  2186. make it happen, I want to visit New England! unfortunately , these kind of major chances usually are preceded by a lot of violence ... we live in interesting times. I think the usa will break apart before 2050
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  2187. they have to build new rails, that is why it is so expensive
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  2188.  @tobeytransport2802  it's not a joke, I teach to 16-20 year olds, a whole bunch of them are easily tricked by right wing propaganda
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  2189. @readheath3860 he is not the insane one here, you bunch are , if you underestimate the attraction of right wing demagogues towards the youth. I have seen migrant kids vote for populists that want to kick out migrants... 'yeah but he only want to get rid of those OTHER migrants, not us' (both came from africa)
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  2190. @tomsheppard378. you are not crazy, those ignorant fools who underestimate this problem are
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  2191.  @RobHALPIN-ze8ti  you overestimate the rational capacities of 16/17 year olds...
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  2192.  @RobHALPIN-ze8ti  give youngsters a few years to get fully developed brains, that's all I say. They will be plenty young when they are 20
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  2193. americans are brainwashed miserables, slaves of the 1% who use their tax cuts to buy politicians
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  2194. When people ask me why I don;t travel to the US anymore, my answer is, 50% of the people I meet might be trumpers and I don;t want to take that risk.....
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  2195. As a Dutch guy, I traveled quite a lot and there are only a few countries in the world I want to live in. The USA is not on that list, but the Nordic countries and Germany are. (And my own)
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  2196. dat lege gebied is nu wel redelijk volgebouwd
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  2197. Thanks for the reminder to boycot everything that pos actor has ever done.
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  2198.  @robguyton3577  She knew you would be a great dad, if it ever came to that with the two of you.....
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  2199. the only choices for a Rep are Donny or Ronny? That is like, ' do you want to be executed by hanging or firing squad, Sir?' When will a decent candidate step up?
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  2200. the idea is 'justice is blind' so the judge is selected by chance, without prejudice.
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  2201.  @kenaustinardenol1338  that's why there are checks and balances, if this judge doesn't turn out to be fit for the job he can be replaced.
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  2202. The great author Bill Bryson is from Des Moines, Iowa (because somebody had to) and he also describes a careless free roaming childhood, so I think that is an universal thing of the past, not a southern thing.
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  2203. you girls are braver than me
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  2204.  @saraj1955  Call the French, maybe they have some guillotines left in some museum you can borrow...........
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  2205. >95% of young people start with cheap used cars.
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  2206. basically there is only PC's left. Apple gave up making their unique hardware long ago. Mac's are just Pc's running MacOS. Linux would be another alternative
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  2207. my goodness 1500 for a container? I live in a 4 bedroom house for €750,- and that is in the Netherlands in the middle of a housing crisis. Ok my home is the so called social housing variant which is considerably cheaper than free market rent and has a waiting list, but still.
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  2208.  @quintesse  yeah, most of those cars are small (older) fiats, seats or renaults, and they don't care . people with shiny new cars (=money) usually don't park there, they have a private parking spot or use a garage
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  2209.  @sophiette4001  exactly... You like to think..... Religious ideas are always about the emotions of the believer and have nothing to do with reality. But if you point that out you are jerk.
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  2210. What happened to the big rusty? / damaged spot on the roof?
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  2211. I am getting old, i remember the videos about the last WW1 veterans
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  2212. What about an exam before giving voting rights? After all the people voted for these con men.
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  2213.  @mort8143  religion is not only evil, it also has a function to give people answers to existential questions. mobsters like trump don't. (I think religion is a negative force, but I don't deny that it can have a good side for some people who can't function without. And not all churches are as toxic as USA style protestantism )
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  2214. There were several different variations from different manufacturers in the beginning
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  2215. but it would also cost $500 a month instead of $11....
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  2216. Let's not exaggerate. Small towns have nice stuff, but nowhere near as fancy as here. the most important difference would be the low frequency of transport services. Instead of a train or bus every 10 minutes they will only have one or two per hour.
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  2217. This was the most Fallout IV vibe video so far
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  2218. you can still easily unscrew the cap if bothers you. my 6 year old niece can do it with light force it takes like 3 seconds
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  2219. nah, most have relatives in Canada
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  2220.  @xyanis38x  color of skin doesn't bother me, but culture does. I am happy if my neighbour is African or Arab, as long as he joins modern culture, so equal rights for men and women, no homophobia etc etc.... they have to fit in with the rest of the population. Of course they can still bring positive parts of their culture of origin with them. But they have to leave the bad parts behind. And I believe that we, as the guest country of migrants, have the right to say 'these are the morals of our culture, these morals you have to adopt, otherwise you can sod off to where you came from.' (to say it bluntly)
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  2221.  @MA-gu2up  you are talking out of your ass, the good western countries have the lowest crime rates in the world (not talking about GUN loving USA) and low rates of crimes against minorities or women. violence against women in russia is many times higher.
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  2222. @ humans only have one race, homo sapiens sapiens. You mean ethnicity. I would say the default American ethnicity is still Caucasian
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  2223. 5 degree celsius , hm maybe that is considered warm if you are used to -20
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  2224.  @piotrcurious1131  they are backwards. they just try to make the most out of it. and sometimes that works, but its still backwards
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  2225.  @janardhanparveshwar4307  `singapore is a dictatorship, run by corporations, run on modern slavery. go there if you think it's better
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  2226. I always think this car was also featured in the Tintin album l'Affaire Tournesol but that is the older Lancia Aurelia, another brilliant Italian V6 coupé
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  2227.  @DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek  It's Grim Up North Bolton Barnsley Nelson Colne Burnley Bradford Buxton Crewe Warrington Widnes Wigan Leeds Northwich Nantwich Knutsford Hull
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  2228. I wish I spoke Russian, I would go there in a heartbeat. But with only English and a few words in German that's too scary
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  2229. "You Must Construct Additional Pylons"
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  2230. you can keep using 10 till 2025 i think
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  2231. WHO IS TO BLAME? the Tories? or just Amazon & Co . or both?
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  2232.  @kkbg9809  Frontier people in US and Canada lived in same conditions up to the 1930s. its not that that far apart, just 2 or 3 generations
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  2233.  @Bog8686  you don;t need to go back 2 centuries.. back to the 1930s would be enough
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  2234. How did they aim these and what was the hit rate
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  2235. Aka comrade Mac Wayne
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  2236. my dad had 4 of them in the late 70s early 80s, with small kids they were super fun cars, when we got older we moved to renault 18 and 21 station cars . we have lots of holiday photo books with these cars going from Scotland to Switzerland and every country in between
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  2237.  @DACatface  reform voters aren't aware of anything
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  2238. I didn't know 90% of the Bengali are muslims , you learn something every day
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  2239.  @zakback9937  dude, the muslim migrants are the MOST materialistic blokes in the country, they only live for brand name clothing, luxury cars and other useless bling.... they will never get anywhere if they don;t wise up and put their money in sensible things like housing, education etc
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  2240.  @zakback9937  superior for who? the head of the family maybe, not for any of his wives, kids or servants.. you guys are delusional, those medieval communities (both muslim or christian) were hell, not to mention the lack of modern healthcare and science made it that half the kids died as infants... ridiculous.
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  2241. it does, it goes from Iceland, to Norway to Finland, down to Ukraine, Greece, Italy, Spain and then back up north to Ireland and the UK , and everything in between the countries I mentioned.
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  2242. Hope you watched the rest the next morning when you were rested. It's important to be educated on basic science. Ignorant people won't make it in the 21st century, we are in the information age. Keep learning!
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  2243. why do you think a graveyard is scary? it's just a silent place with a some buried human remains. actually it's a much safer place than anywhere else in the average city
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  2244. last summer I drove a lot in France and I didn't understand the French signs warning for this. I am 100% sure I did go too fast in certain trajects, but I never got any fine, so I guess they sometimes shut off those systems
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  2245. vacuuming is ok , drilling in your concrete walls is not
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  2246.  @Eldritch-1  he would indeed join Lincoln and Kennedy if he would win, but let's not worry ourselves too much, that mobster will never win again. He has been losing since 2016 and only 'won' the first term by cheating, after that he never won anything again except maybe a round of golf against a 90 year old
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  2247.  @mile_381  yes, as you can see, I wrote 'Still going strong economically, yes, ' in my previous comment.
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  2248.  @user-jt3dw6vv4x  watch the video. he doesn't think the US is some sort of utopia , just that it is still the dominant power in the world (which it is)
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  2249. I enjoy watching mr Leno's car show on you tube, where he always goes for a ride in the vehicle of the day. it always amazes me how shabby and poor much of the environment is. and that is in california, I assume one of the richer parts, given that Leno is a multi millionaire I don't think his car shop / museum is in the ghetto. Americans are weird, they want to be rich but then they don't want to pay to be in a nice place. they rather live in a shithole , and make their house pretty and build a wall or hedge around it so they don't have to see the outside crap. (if it's not broken infrastructure or trash, it's ugly billboards for miles on miles )
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  2250.  @singleman805  nobody cares if he is on youtube, the man is a great local guide and that is why Peter made a video with him
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  2251.  @DemiCape  that's a bit harsh for simple fines like driving a few km/h too fast . We can also lose our license , but you have to do something serious or be a notorious repeat offender to have that happen.
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  2252.  @daarom3472  oh, grow up or sod off to San Francisco or Guangzhou or any other 'real city' Eindhoven is a major city in the Dutch context, it's easily the most important city in the Netherlands after the 'big 4' (who are also still tiny in international standards) And you know that, you just want to troll a bit.. because daarom....
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  2253. the problem is, a year later they will have 'elected' a new one... it's hard to believe something different will be the outcome, looking back at the past 300 years of russia
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  2254.  @MegaBanne  of course it did, learn history. it's as old as the days of Lenin . in 1921 it already had 200,000 employees, they just had another name for their secret police then. Just as western agencies like FBI or Secret Intelligence Service also had older variants
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  2255. The first one, we would call an Antiques store here in Europe , not a Thrift store.. Thrift stores don't carry $3000 furniture Do Americans have the same distinction?
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  2256. Die Annika was my first crush as a 10 year old boy.
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  2257. Putin will die before you, he is an old man. Hang on and make the best of it, prepare for future opportunities. Learning more languages gives you something intellectual to do and will improve your future
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  2258. hurry up already! over here we started in the 1960s. You guys are 50 years behind ;) But I am very happy and I think Trump is the last desperate lash out from a mortally wounded monster (fundamentalism religion)
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  2259. Ok US, you are bad, but take heart: here in the Netherlands we are pretty good too at taking 30 years to build 80 km of high speed railroad and when it is finally finished it fails. So you are not alone. Our normal speed rail network is very good though....
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  2260. why are all arab comments either religious or about women in bags? are that the only things the arab man can think about? no wonder that part of the world is such a mess
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  2261.  @somecrewmate1776  whut?
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  2262. I like how they reused the floppy disk numbers 360,720,1440 (and rare 2880, 2,8 Mb HD floppy)
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  2263. I think the downfall of the gop is in the top 5 of most shameful episodes of the entire history of the usa, right below a) slavery , b) genocide against native population and c) the civil war. It just started with a 'normal' decline of the popularity of the party because of demographic changes and culture changes worldwide. But instead of accepting and adjusting to the changes, reinventing themselves for a new reality, they kept clinging to old practices, getting more and more radical and crazy every year, until they ended up being downright nasty and (often) criminal. Not saying the dems are saints, but they are certainly not as evil as the maga cult leaders who have thrown away every layer of decency.
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  2264.  @ahwhite2022  yes, they are needed because otherwise a few billion more people would try to come here and we already very overstretched . we can't take in everybody no matter how tragic the rest of the world is.
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  2265.  @dawnywarthog6642  but they actually were spies! the death penalty was an overreaction , but I can see why the US had that climate so short after WW2 and with a new conflict with the USSR on the horizon
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  2266.  Adarsh Pradhan-XI-D-04  no, my dad can't dance
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  2267. in 1973 heeft Wim de Bie geregeld met de overheid dat ie tot 2023 mocht blijven leven, in ruil voor zijn 25 benzinebonnen. Een eerlijke vent, waar je op kunt bouwen, hij hield zich aan de afspraak.
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  2268. where is the giant SIM card ?
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  2269.  @AlexGys9  humans are not very smart in general
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  2270.  @pretzelboi64  even that would not defeat us, we would make video capture software that grabs the content and strips out any waiting time, and we would just click on all videos we want to watch and watch them later (building up a catalogue of instant videos as we go) since 99,9% of youtube that I watch is not live, I won;t mind a slight delay
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  2271. I am always happy when I see a German car on our roads because I know they are probably a good driver that respects the rules (I am sorry that it's not always the same the other way, Dutch drivers on German roads) One they they will learn to go back to the right lane
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  2272.  @spiffygonzales5160  your 20 aircraft carriers are basically the REASON the larger European countries sold off their armies... why keep that around when Uncle Sam can easily guard the entire world with his Nimitz' and Gerald's???? Let those dumb muricans pay for it, they like to play with guns.... I mean, I kinda loathe Don the con man, but even a broken clock shows the right time twice a day ..... if he ever had a good point, it was that europeans didn't put enough into their militaries.
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  2273. As an EU citizen borders are something from the past (I rarely go to Asia or the Americas) But we also have a migrant crisis and countries are increasing border security again, most recently Germany
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  2274. I got uneasy watching this from my comfy chair, that really looks unsafe (it's probably pretty safe, but it LOOKS unsafe)
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  2275. almost everybody has 1 or more cars there, it's not 'a few'
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  2276. and all the nerdies say I am Pretty fly for a russian guy.......
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  2277. thanks, and please spread this message to everybody around you. the maga idiots have to be reduced to max 10-20% of the country , if the country is to survive
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  2278.  @Dinkolish  oh come on, we don;t all live in gangland america...... in most countries that is absolutely fine.
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  2279.  @tomroohan  I would do this in any country, unless I knew of local circumstances of danger. (Which I WOULD research beforehand, I am not daft, but I trust the universal hospitality of mankind, only had good experiences so far)
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  2280. I get $3000 per month in europe, which is average these days. Not rich, not poor, I don't need more
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  2281. btw, I think it is a good buy today, it is a remarkable piece of history and with such low production numbers it can only go up in value.
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  2282. rent being more than 30/33% of an income is very dangerous and unsustainable.. I hope you can find something cheaper or ways to increase income or share the cost with another person
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  2283. it's 99,9% trees, rocks, tundra, desert , 0,0999% animals and 0,0001% humans, that is why we never hear anything about it
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  2284.  @halvolta8526  why would I kick him out? In fact he would be welcome here, I have a spare room he could have for €300 a month. And I wouldn't mind the company for a year or so. I would be interested in what he has to say. But he can;t get here legally.
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  2285.  @WarCommander19  Look guys, I know you mean well, but maybe you should LISTEN TO ROMAN himself FFS who in this VERY VIDEO tells us he is getting depressed from all the random ignorants who tell him he can 'just come to X by method Y.. NO HE CANNOT! He would not get asylum in the Netherlands. that is meant from people who flee from war zones and the like, Syria, Iran, Ukraine... Russians who are being actively persecuted by the Kremlin, yes those too, but not any nice guy who happens to be in rough situation, but not in danger.
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  2286. I am not into bling bling people usually but I was pleasantly surprised by everybody involved in this video. I wish them all the best.
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  2287.  @M4_Sherman587  don't bother with such trolls, they are worse than young earth creationists and not worth your time.
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  2288. I thought we called those b*mf*ck USA :D
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  2289. good grief, grow up this is embarrassing
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  2290.  @JNieckarz  fantasy
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  2291. But can you still use their website on a laptop?
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  2292. I would take the NY to Toronto train, but only once, as a tourist experience. If I had to make to trip regularly living in either city, I would for sure take a plane
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  2293.  @nickwallette6201  I was into it (CD-Rs) at the same time (early 90s) Sadly I didn't keep any of them. we were teenagers and we saw an opportunity! the CD writer was VERY expensive , like insanely expensive for a teen, but nobody had one. If we bought one, we could make CD's and data CDRoms and sell those at the school yard. so we pooled together and within a few months we made our money back. Pirates? nobody cared.. we were just kids with a little hussle . I remember those early writable CDs be all gold backside, unlike later ones who were silver or blue metallic
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  2294. Politicians hide themselves away They only started the war Why should they go out to fight? They leave that role to the poor
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  2295. you mean virgins I think......
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  2296. make that 45
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  2297. and pay the military of course, you have to keep Igor and Xi Li in check after all!!!!
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  2298. cut them off, out of your life, boycott them, move away if needed, Life is too short to waste with degenerates
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  2299.  @thewolfdoctor761  cut off contact
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  2300.  Toyak  stop bullshitting... NATO doesn't occupy anybody, it;s a club , countries can join the club out of their free will. And with a neighbour as nasty and untrustworthy as Putin, it's not a big surprise that countries joined. EVERY nation on earth could join, except Russia and it would still not be a threat to Russia, Nato doesn;t have a secret goal to conquer russia. HECK RUSSIA COULD HAVE JOINED THEMSELVES! (if they had taken a different path 20 years ago) They would have been twice as rich and four times as developed if they had. But instead, they let a small elite steal everything from the rest of the country, wallowing in self-pity.... A failed nation.
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  2301.  @kaasmeester5903  sometimes they do get caught for speeding , and then the police find €85.000 in cash in the glove box... :D
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  2302. Christian had the same problems as Islam, but Christianity tot tamed and lost most of its wordly power ( the Enlightenment) so now the bishops and pope can say what they want, we can ignore them if we dont like what they say. Try that in Teheran. Muslims will get nowhere if they don't modernize their religion.
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  2303.  @JIGGYJETPIXEL  hillbilly car guys are not better than geeky card guys....
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  2304. It does make sense. Think about it. Day X. Beaver family is living normally, papa and mama beaver + a few young. the young are healthy. Day X+1 Beaver parents get shot. Young are still healthy. Day X+2 (or3) Beaver young make noise and are found by human who takes them to the refuge. They are still in good health.,
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  2305. First question: why do they drink beer out of jam jars?
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  2306. Russian people can't travel, except to a handful of countries. Have you been living under a rock these months?
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  2307. I am old enough to have travelled before the Schengen en Euro but I don't remember it. the free travel has totally overwritten those days. I can go to my work, 10 km away or I can go to Madrid, 1000 km away , without having to do any preparations. My wallet , which I carry with me anyway everyday has everything I need.
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  2308. So go work 32 hours a week instead of the 36 or 40 or whatever you do now... You don't need all that extra material wealth
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  2309. yeah, that's exactly my point, that's why I advise you to work less (and thus be able to be done with work on a Friday morning and have more TIME for other things. ) (obviously you could chose to have another free day, monday, wednesday whatever suits you )
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  2310. I would trade a trump on the run, being not a candidate any day for a staying trump candidate that keeps dividing the country beyond 2024 . Even if that means he escapes justice... he is old, the legal procedures to lock him up will take years, and will cause massive riots, most likely with gun violence, more innocent people might die, like on that jan 6th. no let him run in disgrace and live the last of his miserable life in exile, that is better for the country, even if it's not better for your sense of justice
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  2311.  @gerardfrederick5504  aber nein, ich brauche eine Minute und vielleicht google für jeder Satz
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  2312. you can't ever vote rep again until trump is dead and buried and maga is a bad dream from the past. If you don;t follow this guideline, you are evil yourself. Time to redeem yourself. (if you don;t want to vote dem, that is ok, just vote blank, but voting Biden is better to help get this nightmare behind us)
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  2313.  @PURENT  that doesn't just seem like it, that's actually exactly how it works . suburbia never has any sustainability because by default there are too few people living in an larger area that requires upkeep. You need mixed zoning, with more people (and local businesses) packed together to get enough tax income for decent maintenance.
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  2314.  @topeesingson9344  yes but wooden clogs are not always a sign of poverty, in some situations they are actual better and more comfortable than normal shoes . they are like the safety boots of ancient times. And were used well into the 20th century in some professions by people who would also own other footwear
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  2315.  @FreddieHg37  'France is a lovely country, too bad it's full of the French' is a saying here......
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  2316. It was unfair because the Benz went first all the time, so the other guy could watch and see what to do or not to do , learn from any mishaps
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  2317.  @Ludydobry  the only reason why the americas have no big wars is because the indigenous people were very behind in tech when the europeans discovered them, so they were wiped out quickly and the europeans settled there, in basically an empty continent . it didn't take long to for them to fight among themselves, as americans or south americans (civil war + dozens of wars in south america) And in the 20th century the usa has been the most warmongering country in the world (by far)
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  2318. Galactic Empire vs the Rebel Force
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  2319. turk: price is double, bad times customer: ok I'll go to Greece then. turk: surprised pikachu face.
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  2320. wow, that small town really looks like that Fall Out 4? 5? video game
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  2321. WOTC has gone completely mad, just like Blizzard. It's sad, I played games from both companies since the 1990s. I am selling all my magic cards and don;t play any Activision games anymore. It was a nice 20 years, but nothing lasts forever. Note: it's not this idiotic bannings, it's the downfall that has been going on for years already that brought me to this decision. For the record, the card " Invoke Prejudice " is the only one I agree with to be banned.
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  2322. that's why I have all seasons in mp4 format on my file server :D
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  2323. say hi to Hubnut if you meet him
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  2324. russian people will become more sad forever, until the day they will finally realize they have to do something about it themselves
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  2325. the US reached it;s peak around the Appollo program days... it's kind of stagnant ever since, they really are decades behind modern europe and asian cities in many areas
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  2326.  @Azravald  I agree. But I just mentioned that the US are way behind in many ways, especially on infrastructure. which is also still true. I couldn't believe my eyes when I last visited California (5th economy in the world if it was a country) on how shabby everything looked. Stop fighting (2 party war) and get your act together! We know you can do better! We like you|!
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  2327.  @garethifan1034  I didn't know the name, but I had a feeling that HAD to be the Terminator 2 truck.... I was not disappointed
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  2328.  @JamieandMike  you have 3 guesses. But I bet you will get it on the first try
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  2329.  @danstone8783  yeah, finally somebody who understands it. the USA produced more than twice as many aircraft as the 2nd on the list (USSR) and since most of the production was at the later stage of the war the types produced were also of much higher technological development in general. (But not at the start, when the Germans had the technological advantage)
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  2330.  Random Gaming  I hope you don't need that crutch anymore some day. It will be the day you will realize you can be spiritually healthy without imaginary friends.
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  2331.  Random Gaming  that's Pascal's wager, a very weak argument. Why would I go through all the mental gymnastics you have to do to combine your knowledge of science with bronze age myths for that? I don't have the existential need for the gospel that you apparently have.
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  2332. As I said, some people have this existential need for such a guide, but I don't have it. And if you think you don't have to do mental gymnastics, you are only fooling yourself. You guys (the more enlightened liberal believers) have written libraries full of books to find ways to align your modern morals and knowledge with all the nonsense and barbarism of the older bible texts. so that you can ignore those parts or explain them away and only concentrate on the few bits that give you that warm and fuzzy feeling. (which is all in your head)
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  2333. nah, they look fine, walk around in google streetview, there are much worse in that area
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  2334. I am from 1975 and I saw that change as a teen, so yeah somewhat late 80s op 1990
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  2335. until the police will take your freedom because you hang out with those foreigners..... then you will close up, with the rest of your country
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  2336.  @cyan_oxy6734  that is exactly what I said
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  2337. He is completely insane, derailed, utter bonkers
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  2338. @Galloping Goose if public transport was any good and more people would use it, they would also learn how to use it..
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  2339.  @PerfectlyFunctioningAI  you are right. the US is a big 3rd world country, but it also has an advanced 1st world country inside. That part is Harvard, NASA, Silicon Valley etc etc the 2 parts don;t mix really well, the rich live in the elite part (often in gated communities) and the plebs in the 3rd world part.
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  2340.  @chriswilliams6568  yes, that is precisely what I said in my comment....
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  2341.  @PerfectlyFunctioningAI  I am in NJB country, we have corrupt elites as well, but on a smaller scale and I am happy with my ordinary life. I am thankful for Uncle Sam's army , they protected me too for all my life.
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  2342.  @Pteromandias  yeah, I noticed how crappy California looks, despite it being one of the richest States. I like to watch the car show of mr Leno, a very wealthy man, but he has to drive on the same crappy roads around his property with his nice collection of classic cars.
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  2343. He means this: Let's reduce the USSR population to 100 people who all earn 100 rubles a month. (for simplification) Let's say you can buy 10 loaves of bread for 1 ruble. So they can buy 1000 loaves per month per person. The USSR produces 100x1000 loaves in 1960, enough for all the people. But in 1970, a loaf still is only 0.10 ruble, but now they bake only 69,000 loaves a month. So the USSR people can't buy 100,000 loaves, they can only buy 69,000. And in 1980 they bake only 29,000 loaves. Etc. Swap the bread for all goods total, and swap the 100 people with 100 rubles for all people and their real income and you should get the picture.
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  2344. USA has always been a country of barbarians, but because it also was half a continent of unspoiled riches, it was able to accomplish great things with a small layer of civilization on top of the rabble.
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  2345. Russian government is just a scaled up maffia scheme, with Putin and his cronies at the top and thousands of underbosses instead of just a few
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  2346. We need to get rid of Orban before we can say we are stronger
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  2347. Lol , it took me 2 videos to figure out where you are, but now I got it :D. It's such a fun game to pick up hints and search for the place on google maps
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  2348.  @LeafHuntress  I am Dutch
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  2349. I was already wondering why the roads and traffic looked so european , now I understand
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  2350. 20ish years ago he could be funny on the BBC
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  2351.  @hovefactually7505  I hope that this is true, but I learned never to underestimate the stupidity of voters
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  2352.  @mrHighLifex  I hope you meant 4-6kmh instead of 40-60 otherwise it would get VERY dangerous
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  2353.  @Jim90117  not having a job doesn't mean no money
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  2354.  @gamingsociety3684  most large youtuber channels have early access to video's for patreons (viewers who sponsor the channel with a few euros a month or so)
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  2355. It's fun to use google maps StreetView and compare it with the Film.. a lot of places are visible on streetview and have barely changed
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  2356. @1511-q7d nsdap Flagge 0:12
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  2357.  @johnsmith-ht3sy  that illustrate the difference in wealth between the west and communism
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  2358. I am in the netherlands and those cheap Tokio prices don't seem too extraordinary to me. I can find affordable food here too, especially if you avoid tourist places like Amsterdam. My rent is €750 ($800) for a house with 4 bedrooms , a kitchen, a living room and 1 bathroom (plus extra toilets on each floor) I am happy to hear that Japan is affordable, I would like to spend 5 weeks there next summer, and my budget would be about €1000 per week. How can I afford it? I make 3000,- per month and my fixed costs are about 1500 or less per month. So I can save up a thousand per month easily. My pay is not very high, about the average or even below for somebody in my age group. I don't have an academic job. I don;t spend much on clothes, I rarely go eat out except on holidays. (I do eat too much sushi though) I certainly could save up more on food.
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  2359.  EE DR  your husband is like 80-90 years old?
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  2360.  EE DR  well,whatever he was, he was a smart dude leaving that place......
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  2361. americans are crazy, and the ones that are not travel abroad and leave that madhouse
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  2362. @ so many countries? maybe you never really settled somewhere, always stayed 'that foreigner' and never found a true home. I can imagine that is not very attractive. Europeans are not the most welcoming peoples in this regard
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  2363.  @grischa762  interesting, are the local ones also considered to be better?
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  2364. ils sont fous ces americains
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  2365. 0 ads adblock
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  2366. So weird that in states where you don't need a front plate , you can just keep the plate from another country
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  2367. Fun fact: you can;t drive a F1 car slowly, because it wouldn't have grip in the corners, you need to go at a certain speed (which would be pretty scary for an amateur rookie)
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  2368.  @minimal3734  nah driving a car is not a big enough part of human lifetime activity to make such an impact
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  2369.  @phoenixxavier9615  research universities used Sun workstations (SPARCstations) anyway, they kinda laughed at Windows
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  2370. the disadvantage of voting is that idiots also have a right to vote
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  2371.  @TheSimArchitect  You can have a car for less than €100 a month here in the netherlands, I had one while being on welfare (A suzuki Alto) I think it costed me 60 a month (this was some years ago though, so I up I to 100. I now have a job and a better car, yet still relatively cheap. A small Peugeot. But it's good enough for me, it has the basics, AC and CC)
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  2372. It's not funny, it's destroying your country.
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  2373. Maybe a change of footwear would help? I never find it problematic to walk in any conditions in good boots or shoes with grippy soles
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  2374.  @jackspijkerman2156  japanners hebben doorgaans langere namen, Yakamoto, Matsushita enzo
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  2375.  @connie7128  let's leave the science to real biologists, yes? especially ethologists.
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  2376. That was actually really good
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  2377. We had a 43mb drive in our first pc, a 80286 clone. I always ran out of space, so I also needed my 200+ floppies to keep my games. I started to ask for packs of 1,44mb floppies as presents. I also bought many 1,2mb 5,1/4 ones as those where cheaper per mb, being old tech being phased out.... I had 2 tricks, one was drilling holes in 720kb ones to make them 1,44mb. the other was to massively return ad coupons from pc magazines for demo versions of anything. And then just format those free disks. sometimes you had to include a stamp, but my parents provided those.
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  2378.  @JanJan-Y4d-6dx  except his niece Mary
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  2379. I am pretty sure there are planets in other solar systems where a day takes 10 earth years , so if you imagine you live there, it can be tomorrow!
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  2380. I used those (well western variants) to build sand forts on the beach. the ocean had no chance!!!! (at least not if we build them above the flood line)
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  2381.  @lindatannock  they were mostly walking on the part where cars park, not where cars drive, and besides hardy any traffic in those sleepy residential areas
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  2382. no and no, guess again
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  2383.  @YouTubeCensorsMe  I think she was more talking about the sister, but I am not an expert of British accents, I can't tell if it's really posh
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  2384.  @DT-123  ??????
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  2385.  @Marin3r101  common people don't meet Putler , so he doesn't count a Russian you met.
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  2386. in clear daylight it's much safer than at night.... as you saw plenty of taxis / delivery vans and other working people on the street as well. so it's not a total ghetto where nobody but gangs is on the street......
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  2387.  @mikeparsons8787  millions of people are terrified by the modern world and the changes it brings, they can't keep up with it and follow any conman that promises them that everything will be ok and as it was when they were young
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  2388.  @cesalberto7585  since so many ppl react to your wording, maybe you should look at yourself for the shortcomings of it.....
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  2389. wow (s)he is 94 now!
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  2390. ​@KAZVorpal you are nitpicking too much. I got a nice book on evolution as a boy 30 years ago. It was full of errors, especially when looking at it today, but that didn't matter, it sparkled my interest in science. This poster is just like that, if I buy it for my niece and nephew, The GENERAL PICTURE is what matters. If any of them eventually decides to study biology, they can learn the latest corrections in nomenclature
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  2391.  @KAZVorpal  sorry, you are completely insane. I am talking about media for kids and laypeople. 100% of that stuff is technically inaccurate, that is how the world works. And if you think no progress was made in the past century, I don't even know where to begin, so I won't. Have a nice day and happy holidays, goodbye
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  2392.  @Scyllax  you mean there were no superman or batman in the 1920's, but comics appeared decades before, before 1900 even, you ignorant americans
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  2393.  @kig57  the supreme court has about the same influence on the country as a 4 year term president.... and the damage is not only federal, many of the maga cultists are in state government., damaging states. your country sadly is a wreck, it's heighdays are decades ago, I would say from the 60s to Clinton, and only downhill since then
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  2394. why did you write a TLDR for this video?
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  2395. I was afraid for a few seconds that prof cox turned into a creationist.....
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  2396. because he is just a lowlife crook
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  2397. he is just ahead of his time.. People think now that Julius Caesar or Caesar Augustus or Charlemagne were Great Guys, but obviously they were just as bad as modern time dictators... killing people left and right..... but because it;s 1000 or 2000 years ago only their 'heroic statesmanship' is remembered
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  2398. socialism is fine, but communism / marxism is and always has been a complete and utter failure, it has never worked in ANY country on earth. For success you need to combine some bits of socialism with free market capitalism and a democracy. Like countries in Northwest Europe have managed to do.
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  2399. that doesn't say much unless we know your gender and length / weight . I eat twice as much calories a day compared to my girlfirend, but we both have a healthy weight, but I am much taller and do more physical work.
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  2400. I never realized SF has only 800K citizens, that's the size of Amsterdam! I expected like 2M
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  2401.  @MaxCheng95  anyone? what about somebody who just happens to have a compatible fitting engine, but no chassis to put it in? because maybe that had rusted away beyond restoration... there is always some crazy enthusiast who's hobby it is to build such a thing.
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  2402. I replying two years later here on purpose, I really hope you have found improvements in your life and can share those with us to encourage others to do the same.
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  2403. But how much of the market was Toyota, Honda or European in Canada in those years?
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  2404.  @turretplug6858  craw back under your floor mat, cockroach
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  2405. they never watch news (mainstream news is still pretty bad anyway) only their own echo chamber
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  2406. We have this weather once in 10 years, for 1 day and then we talk about it for 3 years. and no bus would run.
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  2407.  @mrdaveythebaby  only for your homeless people, who buy those carton wines. most wine in bottles is put in the bottle locally, no matter if its from Chile, France, Italy, Spain, South Africa or Australia, to name a few important wine producers. Bulk wine exists and it can be fine, but it's harder to keep quality control (temperature, handling etc) so it's rare to see it used for better wine. (and with better I don't mean grand crus, just any ordinary supermarket wine already qualifies )
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  2408.  @Charlie_Ses  for business bros that is not crime, that is stuff they would do too given the chance... 'çrime' is thugs and robberies... that is why criminals get voted president of the usa...
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  2409. I just did Eindhoven - Sevilla. with Ryanair. it's landing, 10 minutes to drop people off, quick quick quick clean a bit, load up, fuel, safety check, boarding starts already while this is ongoing , (which is why you have to wait AGAIN these days outside after getting past the final boarding gate) , get people in, final checks and go. All in about an hour tops. SO for 5 flights of 2,5 hours each, you need 5 x 2,5 = 12,5 + 4x1 = 16,5 hours. If you start at 07:00 , you can end around midnight. (most don;t fly during the night) I was OUTSIDE the airport 8 minutes after landing this time, a new record for me. (no baggage and I was seated right next to the door, and was out the plane in 4 minutes , with a 4 minute walk to the exit.
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  2410.  @Cyber_Putin_Soldiers  staying inside russia is stupid, if you can't save yourself , at least do it for your (future) children. being born with a ruzzian passport is a curse that will ruin their chances to get anywhere in life. Even countries in Africa will soon surpass russia in HDI
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  2411.  @Cyber_Putin_Soldiers  I am sorry that you have been brainwashed. Russia was always a rather weak country, that only with MASSIVE sacrifices of its own people could keep up appearances , posing as something more. Crippling it's own economy on the go. Basically, for 100 years russians had to work under bad conditions , first to chase the communist dream, which turned out to be a nightmare and later to make the olichargs richer...
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  2412. as long a you are a male with money you can. (I could but I don't want to)
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  2413. no, we didn;t have the WORLD WIDE WEB, web pages, HTML until 1993. The internet is much older, from the late 60s and 70s. you had e-mail and usenet and several other things before the www.
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  2414. zo was het nu eenmaal in die tijd. Als we in het jaar 2100 een programma maken over de grote dichters van de 21ste eeuw dan zitten daar vast meer vrouwen dan mannen in
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  2415. this is for the connoisseurs
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  2416. Call Roger Wilco
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  2417. I liked it more when crazy girls went after Elvis, the Beatles, or more modern times, Backstreet Boys and Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars
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  2418.  @ianover6838  no worries, Apple still charges 2-3 times the normal price for their USB-C cables and other ascessories
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  2419. I am disgusted by your blatant ignorance. Sheep!
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  2420. top tip: go to a country that has both! safety and freedom. you will find many examples in the EU and also a few other countries around the world
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  2421.  @Alice_vom_See  visit the Dutch neighbours, their roads are even better
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  2422.  @FiatPandaSelecta  niet overdrijven, de stukjes grond in die wijk zijn niet erg groot voor amerikaanse begrippen. mijn oma's huis kost 9 ton en heeft 2 x zoveel tuin en is even groot
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  2423. Anybody in the netherlands that lives in the country has shoes / boots for muds and dirt and for indoors and nice pavements. they just put on something different when they go walk the dog or check the farm field. We have enough water that we are used to mud, so we prepare
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  2424.  @isnamthere4690  no, his cult base is to small to get him elected. don't get me wrong, his cult is very large, but not THAT large. He needs votes from the more sane republicans, and more and more of those turn away from him. especially female conservative voters that are not complete brainwashed cultist. He got some 70 million votes last time, next time he only will get 50 million
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  2425. In Soviet Russia rutube uploads you
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  2426. I think the Mercs are more a car for wealthy responsible people now and not for hotheads. Sure Mercedes has a dominant F1 team and the largest racing legacy in history besides Ferrari but I think they concentrate more on comfort than performance.
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  2427. They should be fighting this war, but the war against their government.. all the new recruits should immediately steal all the weapons and supplies they can get hold of, form partisan groups and kill everybody that tries to stop them. when a civil war breaks out, putin's regime will collapse within weeks and the ukraine war as wel.
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  2428. adblock is your friend
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  2429.  @sk21011962  the world is a small place. Last week I read a Paul Theroux travel novel 'China by train' which was written in the late 80s, I think around 1987 or so. It mentioned the Tsing Tao beer and the history of that germanized part of china. I had never heard about that before and now I read it again here.
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  2430. Russia never had a middle class, only a ruling class + peasants to rule. For 500 years, nothing changed except the names of the rulers and the system.
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  2431. I wish i was 20 again and have sex all day
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  2432. Why do you call it Heligoland instead of Helgoland?
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  2433. Let's not pretend that mainland europe countries are less racist....
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  2434. On the self checkout steekproef: I think the algorithm they use is not random but it goes a bit like this. the highest chance of a check is when you don;t have the shopcard or have a new card. then you are a 'new' customer for the system. suspicious! Then after you shop with your card for a while at the same store, if you pass all the checks, your card gets labeled as 'this person is probably safe' and we can check him or her less frequently.. I think this is true because I get almost never checked in my usual supermarket, but if I use the same card in another city 100km away I am often checked.
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  2435. @R W He is the most hated man in the USA today. I hate him with a passion and I am an European. I am not even directly harmed by him, I just hate how he ruined your country with his cult. I wont even visit that country untill he is either dead or licked up, and his 70M voters have cooled down and come to their senses again. If you are one of them, realize that this horrible cretin made it so that I have only negative feelings about you, you a stranger I never met.. Disgust being one of them.
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  2436. ordinary americans actually like sport and use the facilities themselves. (well not all, you also have the 200 pound McFat stereotype American, but a good amount of them is fit and doing sport)
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  2437. speak for yourself, I loathe the cretin since 2012 , way before he ran for office
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  2438.  @hendrikdependrik1891  If I was 20 years younger I would go there with a bag full of paint bombs (balloons filled with paint) and bombard those assholes
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  2439.  @saintofstreets  €10
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  2440.  @bradjones5107  7 siblings, yes I believe your story, how many of your uncles are called Cletus? Human tragedy in a nutshell, the poorly educated breed like rabbits and the smart people are mostly childless.
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  2441. The human race is just as compassionate, and often more because we have bigger brains and are better at expressing compassion. Yes we also do war crimes. Dogs also sometimes kill a baby and ducks have been reported murdering other duck in the mating season. there is good and bad everywhere
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  2442. why not? I am as anti Trump as one can be, I loathe the bastard , but he has the same rights as anybody else. I don't think he will flee the country.
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  2443.  @marksummers9351  what a smart way to game the system
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  2444.  @another3997  Plenty of super car crash compilation videos on yt, mostly from spoiled rich young males that got a lambo or porsche without the skill to use it. Some manage to crash it within 5 seconds from start on a straight road.... they have too much power, the back breaks out and they wrinkle it around a lamp post.
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  2445.  @vaccinatedanti-vaxxer  I'd chose having basic human rights and be snapped at occasionally..... And you can still decide to never go to an establishment again if their services are so bad
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  2446. china is not the most hated country in the world dude, you barely make the top 3
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  2447. I think it's a bit of a class issue, in Europe , much more than in the americas we have these old remnants from the past, social classes. 200 years of programs to make everybody equal have not done enough, these structures are still in every european culture. the upper class had all these customs, and the middle class wants to be like the upper class, so they copy them. Fixed dinner times etc are a part of those upper class habits. And the middle class could easily adopt that, since it aligns quite well with traditional work / school schedules. The lower class is more busy with survival on a day to day basis, so they don't have the 'luxury' to copy the upper class. Now the last thing I want to do is to insult your american family by calling them lower class, but I think it's more that american culture in general, no matter how successful or rich they are, has more attributes of lower class european culture, because of the more egalitarian nature of the culture ( founding fathers ideals of everybody being equal) and the more cutthroat nature of American economy and work life. Less social security = you need to be more individualistic to succeed.... hustle and bustle your way to the top. As for Dutch families staying together or staying in the same region, that is also a bit of a class thing. The higher class (usually higher education) Dutch spread out all over the world, in fact we are quite known for being everywhere, being a trading nation. So since the 17th century or even earlier the merchant class travelled a lot and was not afraid to sail across the oceans for economic opportunities. A good amount of them even ended up in what is now the United States or Canada. At the same time, the common people, the working class has been known to be very sedentary and can stay in the same town or village for generations . Especially before 1980. In the modern times, with globalization, it's quite unlikely that a young person can find a living in their home town.
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  2448.  @dagaber0027  with whatever grows naturally in their country. All these preferences are really just what was historically available to your people. Rice in Asia, Mais in the Americas, wheat in Europe (plus potatoes once they were discovered in America) Yams and Couscous in Africa etc...
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  2449. how would that be possible? his cult is not large enough to elect him on their own. neutral voters who agreed with some GOP policies voted for him in the past, they won't do again and DEM voters are even more dedicated to vote out all magas than ever, more than 2016 and 2020 (when they already beat him) . And then we have women. Some women voters also will never vote for this convicted assaulter / rapist ever again even if they might have done before.
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  2450.  @patrickducloux7523  no work opportunity is also better in usa , we in europe have too much bureaucracy sometimes (I say this as somebody who will never work in the US, I detest that place )
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  2451. the better ones (everything build in the past 30 years) are quite sound proof and well insulated. Bad experiences are usually from apartments build in the 1960s or even earlier
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  2452. all hail our overlord and savior C'thun, the Old God!
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  2453.  @InfoArtistJKatTheGoodInfoCafe  the grandfather barely ever spoke to young Bertrand and died when he was 6. the raising was done by grandmother
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  2454. what is the purpose of making these stupid nonsensical videos that only confuse the less educated population into thinking pseudoscience hogwash ?????
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  2455. dat ze ook nog andere dingen doen, dat is er mis mee.
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  2456.  @t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334  the netherlands, with 15% of the population has 66% of russia gdp.. (if your number here is correct) all because some wannabe tsars .. imagine if the ussr / russia had chosen the way of democracy and cooperation, and science and development. with their vast natural resources and educated population they could have reached USA levels of prosperity by now.. instead they are still a country of peasants in mud holes plus a handful of large cities
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  2457.  @Rygelfan  you need to keep the camera running to capture those random locals that want to interact with you , but of course you can pick your places, you don't have to film boring sites.
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  2458. 40 lightyears! that's right AROUND THE CORNER.. We could get there in the year 2525
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  2459. it's a bit more complicated. USA is a 3rd world country in some aspects, but because of it's vast wealth it's ALSO the LEADING 1st world country in science, economy and education etc. The problem is that this status of excellence is only reserved for the american elites. the rest of the american plebs can work double jobs from paycheck to paycheck to survive. But they can hide a lot of their problems with their elite stuff (Universities, Silicon Valley, Nasa, Holywood, Broadway etc etc )
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  2460. roundabouts are good in low density traffic, but there is a threshold where lights are needed and then smart lights are the best.
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  2461.  @JoaoSoares-rs6ec  no a populaist can be any of those, it;s not a political branch an sich. you can have an islamist populist (like erdogan) or a fascist populist or a left wing populist
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  2462.  @JordanGreenYT  a lot of old fashioned candy (and Coca Cola too, now I think of it) originated as 'medicine' in the 1800s. I dunno if they really believed that or if it was just a way for the people to sneak something nice into a pretty dull calvinist life
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  2463.  @janking-vw8ln  some individuals within maybe, but not the institutions as a whole. I think the balance is still on the safe side.
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  2464.  @sterlynstevo  I am an European.. replying to another European. with better pension plans I obviously meant OUR EU pension plans.
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  2465.  @shaunmckenzie5509  I am in Europe. Talking from EU point of view, not usa.. 'we have better.....' means we EUROPEANS have better......
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  2466.  @beefnacos6258  we = we europeans. so eddie van halen agrees with me
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  2467.  @eparris2908  no country is shipping their elderly to asia, but in any country you have people who were more successful or less, in generating a comfortable retirement. If you are among the latter, it can be a good option to migrate to a country where things are cheaper. Having a social welfare state doesn't mean you provide every citizen with luxury galore, just that you provide the minimum needed for a decent living. But you still have an individual responsibility to improve that minimum. EU countries are still capitalist economies, not soviets. And yes, you still have homeless people in Germany because some people have so many issues that they fall through the social safety net. but anybody who wants to get help, gets help
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  2468. @iyttffgel507 you misunderstood, I AM in one of those developed countries...... we have better = we europeans
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  2469.  @Olleetheowl  i was talking about ports in the southeast, half of the cities you name would be supplied from the Irish sea or bristol channel. not the north sea
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  2470.  @Olleetheowl  /facepalm have a nice day in Felixstowe or where ever you live
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  2471.  @Dadada990  yes, lot's of central europe has been inside German or Austrian(-Hungary) empires at some point, making the german language very common in all those countries. This is basically what both world wars were fought over
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  2472. it's not clean and it's not functional... there is nothing. what function has nothing? You can graze a few animals and hope there are some valuable minerals in the ground. But hey, you got simple , 1 out of 3. :P
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  2473. Why would he want a tv show? Tv is dead, a 20th century medium. Tv leads to putler and trump. People under 40 hardly watch any tv, except a few big sport events
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  2474. They are just acting out a Donald Duck story, by Carl Banks
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  2475. Why on earth did you go back to that Orbanian hellhole?
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  2476. Fascism was popular among the elite in the 1920s because it was pro business and anti labor unions
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  2477.  @bonnieprice9482  yeah, capitalism is better than communism, but it needs to be restrained, like the rich european countries do. They combine capitalism / free market with more rules and regulations, so individuals might be a bit less wealthy, but the society as a whole is in much better shape. I am lucky I live in such a country, I wouldn't trade it for the US in a hundred years
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  2478. We forgive you mr Burns, ( as long as you don;t release the hounds)
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  2479. Unless the world collapses in some apocalyptic chaos (aka economy collapses worldwide) , we (the Dutch) will have the means to keep the upper hand. At least until 2300 or so.
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  2480. Nee hoor, dit soort wonderkinderen kunnen ook ineens geheel ontsporen als ze 20 zijn, overspannen en aan de drugs , of gigantisch failliet gaan omdat hun wonder project te ver vooruit loopt op de rest van de wereld.
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  2481. you just described the difference between anglo saxon and german/scandinavian way of thinking... ME vs US. In english speaking countries, it;s also possible to have nice stuff, but you'd better get rich yourself to buy any of that (otherwise you can F off)
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  2482. @Oil2024 especially there, because the weather is much nicer in Malaga , compared to let's say Berlin or Amsterdam in winter.. so you get northern european hobo's going there
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  2483.  @MA_808  no, he shot himself in Berlin when the soviets approached the bunker
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  2484. your parents should have bought you a watch as a small child and teach you how to use it.
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  2485.  @sparklemotion8377  people all over the world do science, most modern science is invented by Europeans because they happened to be the dominant continent in the 17th-19th centuries, when most modern scientific discoveries were made. Obviously in this globalisation world of today people from all continents contribute to the growth of the scientific legacy of humankind
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  2486. I can't hear anything else but 'Kill Me' as his name....
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  2487. The pidgeon's name is Chubby
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  2488. I remember these names from Dynamix MS-DOS game 'Red Baron'
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  2489. Incredible, he looks and clothes like a House Slytherin student
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  2490. TBH, Under Siege was pretty good for an action flick... But that is the only film I can name
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  2491. the japanese managed to do that a mere 30 years after being at war with the west
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  2492. america is seriously fucked, even if you get rid of Trump, how many decades will it take to get rid of his millions of lunatic followers? those people are completely beyond salvation
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  2493.  @surjitdhamu9280  to be fair, only 49% tops voted for the lunatic , but their voting system is crooked
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  2494.  @agentmueller  I feel quite young actually, working in a school keeps me young. (but of course I still tell them all the time that things were better in my days :D
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  2495. but you have Trump, I bet he wants a 100K press immediately as soon as he learns he doesn;t have the biggest anymore
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  2496. The ironic thing is these magnificent creatures are 'evolutionairy losers.' They are bears that somewhat were driven to the edges of the areas they lived in, forced upon a mostly vegetarian diet ( bamboo) . Their digestive system isn't fully adopted to this yet, that's why in the wild they have to eat most of the day to get enough nutrition. Yet despite all of this they are arguably the most loved mammal (other than humans) on the planet.
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  2497. Are there any Siberian people left to seperate? I would imagine that after centuries of oppression, they mostly died out or got assimilated, just like native americans are just a small fraction of their old numbers
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  2498. the problem is a lot of those voters do want fascism, but they want to be the group that stamps around in brown shirts and boots.....
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  2499. your wife was russian, but now she is american with a russian background. she could burn her russian passport and only ask for a new one when hopefully in the future a better regime sits in the Kremlin
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  2500. Can you explain that?
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  2501.  @cokelackingice  Smile was not Queen.
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  2502. so if we want to go to Mars, we should tell Putin to declare WW3 /s
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  2503. Europe will survive , China will lose half of its population by 2100 and USA will fall apart in civil war
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  2504. the lying worked because most americans never leave their country, most don't even own a passport. and without internet it was hard to see. plus they always won the most gold medals at the olympics, so they must be the best.... But the internet changed everything
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  2505. is it? i thought it was to scam anybody that is not chinese (and their fellow chinese too if they feel they can get away with it)
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  2506. Amen! (and I say that as a staunch atheist)
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  2507. who??? this is Harry Basil
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  2508. I cannot believe in the UK the mayor still reads out the votes on election night, while each candidate stands in the spotlights... Like it's 1830 or so. it's so funny. And a bit tragic
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  2509. humans have survived for 200,000 years without electricity
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  2510.  @rekcorii  kun je niet lezen.... " want voor deze daden zijn vaak ook situaties waarin het juist moreel is om het wel te doen. Zoals Walraven van Hall die voedselbonnen en waardepapieren stal om onderduikers in leven te houden, zoals liegen tegen de gestapo als je onderduikers in je huis verbergt en zoals we Hannie Schaft prijzen voor haar verzetsdaden waarbij ze heeft gedood." Alles is in context! in normale situaties is iemand doden immoreel. Maar wat als iemand op het punt staat om een atoombom te lanceren die 100,000 mensen zal doden, en je hebt 10 seconden om die persoon te doden voor er op de knop gedrukt wordt....
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  2511. This book is a goldmine for fantasy writers and game developers
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  2512.  @PeaceOffmate  No, but I have read a summary and watched videos like this one, and that showed me how much inspiration you can get from this book when you are designing a CRPG.. People often look at the western folklore for inspiration on dragons and monsters etc, but the Arabic culture is just as rich, if not more.
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  2513. how can it cost more? it's dirt cheap to make and the patents have ran out.....
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  2514. die gast heeft vast meer dan 1 krantenartikel gelezen , hij is namelijk een biograaf.
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  2515.  @Pilzi02  it is a political joke... the party in charge doesn't fund the maintenance enough
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  2516.  @wclark3196  why would you buy 4L containers for milk in the first place? here we have 0.5, 1, 1.5 and 2 liter varieties only. And most people buy the 1L variant
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  2517.  @TheSwissChalet  We have NATO, to defend ourselves, there is no military in the world that can threaten us, except the USA, and as you said, we are allies with the US. Russia can't even conquer 1 country and can't attack us. China also doesn't attack Europe for many obvious reasons. NATO without US troops , is already enough. With US troops (btw ty for being such a reliable military force) it's many times overkill.
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  2518.  @TheSwissChalet  I hope you bought enough guns to fight off the hurricanes, tornadoes and forest fires that will attack you in the coming decades. Good luck!
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  2519. close door button does work in my office. if I do nothing it takes about 4 seconds longer for the door to close compared to pushing the close door button. (push floor button + close door vs push only floor button) and yes I did measure that, hey I am somebody who watches this type of videos....
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  2520. because the leader bases his power on the other half, the religious group. you secularists are not important to him as long as he holds on to power
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  2521.  @The_Ultimate_Ground_Of_Being  whut? this radical offgrid lifestyle is not for me, but why are you so reluctant to believe that some other people like it, including women? The evidence is very easy to find, there are plenty of female youtubers showcasing genuine offgrid stuff. It's just silly to act like they don't exist.
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  2522.  @filipgrozdanovski7988  the russian government is 100% lies, western governments are much better, they are only 25% lies (because if they try to lie more, we have an actual court that works, people here can sue the government and win)
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  2523.  @filipgrozdanovski7988  I didn't understand everything in your rant, because some is in broken English, but I just want to say that the West is bigger than the USA. I don;t live there and I will never live there. It's a broken country just like Russia, only richer. But there are many other countries in Europe that are great to live in. I am happy that I am in one of those. With the freedom to move to another one if I fancy that. If you are happy where you are, good for you. Stay safe
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  2524. Why are they riding tricycles instead of normal bikes? Some cyclists in the video were rather young and athletic, no need for a vehicle that is traditionally used by handicapped people at least here in europe)
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  2525. @saksaelectronicsconsulting2023 you didn't get my point. 5% !!!!! they barely know to navigate a file manager, and if the UI changes they are completely lost!
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  2526. It also demonstrates why muslim countries are all failed states, only surviving on oil in general, and if they weren't lucky enough to have free resources, they are in poverty. Turkÿe maybe the one exception, if you consider that a somewhat successful country
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  2527. Years? You don't think those mums and wags expect a phone call a bit sooner from their dear Igor?
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  2528.  @maarten_zappos9189  slow down even more and block the way for any car that is being pushy.
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  2529.  @vaska00762  we don;t have 25/kmh speed limits here for ebikes, many go faster than 30. And we have a seperate class of e-bikes that are designed for 45/kmh , it's those that the speed limits are targeting. (You also need to wear helmets on those)
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  2530. hm, getting a top 5 worst meal in 'the best restaurant of Arad'
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  2531. and the cheeses
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  2532.  @yosh9433  it's not my language. As I said in the previous post I am not English. I learned English in school and from reading books and watching tv
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  2533. any evidence for these 46% oil refs destroyed numbers? I am hearing these doom story things for years and every year ruzzia is somehow soldiering on and they never really collapse
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  2534. I imagine Japan would also be good at this.
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  2535.  @gordonpi8674  physically superior.. lol lol lol . One Djokovic in a country doesn't make you superior.... Look at the number of olympic medals you win, and call again if that improves some day.....
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  2536. So Top Gear deceived us all those years!
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  2537. Why don't we build like this anymore? Because we abolished Feudalism and gave humans individual rights. So no more God-King (or their servant-in-chief) telling the whole population to spend 20 years building this outrageous monument... btw you can add a 0 tothat timeline for really large cathedrals or castles
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  2538. But what was the charge?
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  2539.  @randymack1782  the difference between USA and EU. In your place, they say, ok do your own job, if you botch it up and your house burns down, that's your own fault. (and your neighbour will sue you if he has damages caused by you) Over here, they say, we can't take that risk, government has to check whether this person is as capable as he claims...
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  2540. I don't believe in gods but I am happy to see some positive aspect of religion here, I am glad it gives people strength to carry on in hard times.
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  2541. didn;t you read the news? Ruzzia's conscript have to buy their own weapons and gear. So the shopping malls now carry TNT and 7.62×39mm rounds.....
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  2542. Go girls! Go Boys! Go Future.
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  2543. How can you write so clear with a mouse? or is it some other device?
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  2544. >I don’t know how I feel about Putin... Your moral compass is not working?
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  2545.  @ScottCleve33  A suburb feels soulless and doesn't attract me. A nice house in the country with some land is attractive, but it is also a lot of work to maintain, not everybody can do that in all phases of their lives
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  2546.  @ScottCleve33  well, in my environment (EU country) things are very different, apartments are warm and cosy, well insulated and mostly soundproof. Many seniors live here, but also younger couples. When a family wants to have children, a single home is indeed better, and most here do indeed move to a family house, if they can afford it. We do have single houses, but also a lot of terraced housing which is cheaper (but still allows for front and back gardens) Space is more at a premium here compared to the USA, but having a larger size house is still very possible in Europe. As an illustration: my modern apartment is 968 square feet and costs me $800 in rent and $200 more for utilities , plus $30 for a private parking spot. (All prices in Euro, but that's roughly the same) I live here on my own, but could easily share it with a partner. But it would be a bit too small for kid(s)
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  2547. but we didn;t stop buying russian energy, sorry. it goes around through india or arabia. we might not buy directly from russia anymore, but that just means we buy more arabian oil, and they stop using their own oil, they sell it to us and buy russian oil to use themselves. the end result is still that russia can sell (some) oil. but I hope the system will eventually crash down , just like the soviet union
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  2548. When you girlfriend is trying to make you eat eetpapier, there is something going on.... ha ha no just kidding.... 🤔
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  2549. Simpsons did that
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  2550. tankies are the same category as flat earthers, not worth paying attention to , it's ok to make 1 video about them to explain the phenomenon , but after that you should just ignore them
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  2551. I just installed adblock in 2006 and since then have never seen an ad on youtube (except on my phone, but I hardly ever use my phone for watching youtube, for this reason)
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  2552. I traveled all over Europe from Finland to Portugal and from Scotland to Greece. It really doesn't matter where you go, there is always something interesting to find that you never expected. (that is if you are like me and like all kinds of different things.) If you are more a big city vibe person it can be a bit boring . For new areas I usually pick a bigger city as base and then explore the surroundings including many small villages . That way I can both see the ' top attraction in the local city ' and stumble upon random stuff in the nearby villages. In most places the public transport is quite decent, but sometimes I have a car .
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  2553. nee, tot die leeftijd OF tot je een startkwalificatie (diploma) hebt gehaald. Als je dat toevallig heel jong al hebt gehaald, is het ook goed.
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  2554. Why is it so hard for people to understand that it doesn't matter whether the chance for red vs yellow stars is 5 to one or 5 trillion to one... We happen to live next to a yellow one, coincidence or not. It's like saying: 'My dad made 1 bazillion spermatozoon , how lucky that I was the one that made contact in my mother.'
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  2555.  @UshankaShow  I am sorry you feel that way, seems like I can;t change your mind. I don't get that soviet milking vibe at all from his vlogs, he started his travel channel in other countries (India and others) and was interested in the soviet union and russian language 20 years before youtube existed, because he had a nice teacher as a kid that inspired him to learn russian. The soviet mosaic thing is just a recurring theme but not the main objective. His main quality is the ability to connect and communicate with random people on the street. I don't get the idea that he is exploiting those people
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  2556. they were all old men with unhealthy life styles (smoking, drinking, probably eating too much meat) No need to make fairy tales.
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  2557.  @Zoutvat  but I want room for my snooker table!!!!
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  2558.  @draggy6544  they HAD the luxury of being inefficient, but these days reality catches up with them and it turns out they never had the means to pay for the UPKEEP of all that widely spread stuff. With the result that most of their country looks really shabby compared to the netherlands, only the richest parts like gated communities are kept up. they need $2.6 trillion in upgrades . Note with shabby I obviously mean the public space, not the natural beauty or the private owned stuff that might or might not be in super shape, depending on the particular owner.
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  2559.  @chantelrhine8965  being economical is fine, and a good thing, but if your company relies on keeping it's main hauling machinery for 50 years there is something wrong. in half a century technology has improved so much that running old stuff won't be the best option, no matter how reliable it is. But a 50 year old Peterbilt surely would be a loved classic antique, to be let out of the garage on special occasions. But not as a daily workhorse
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  2560. I Fell Into A Burning Ring Of Fire I Went Down, Down, Down And The Flames Went Higher And It Burns, Burns, Burns The Ring Of Fire The Ring Of Fire
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  2561. new to the market? I know the old US ofAa isn't exactly at the frontlines anymore techwise (except maybe in a few silicon valley things) but this still amazes me. I think we bought our first one in 2012, and they were available a few years earlier
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  2562.  @somethingelse4878  post WW2 loads of Europeans who lost a lot, if not all decided to build new lives in AUS, CAN or USA, the lands that had freed them and were like the promised land
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  2563. I have one of the last Peugeots 206s (+) that were ever built in Europe and I keep it too. It has just enough modern features to be usable in this day and age and is very cheap in upkeep.
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  2564.  @Ljmuta  of course they did, that's the way they roll and I don;t blame them . look, don;t be naive. my uncle has been working in Africa for 35 years, always on development projects, schools, hospitals all the goods. Even on the most pristine projects you have to accept that some money disappears otherwise you never get ANYTHING done. In the end it's still a win for the local people when something good happens.
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  2565. Moody river, more deadly than the vainest knife Moody river, your muddy water took my baby's life
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  2566. they never thought of mass transport, in fact the big car companies have a long history of sabotaging public transport in any way they can buy political pressure. All to make sure the cities are build for the car only, so that everybody needs more cars. This has been going on for 100 years since Henri Ford days
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  2567.  @urosemersic4457  ok, maybe you should use another word, 'mass transportation' is usually used for trains, busses, planes, subways etc and not for cars
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  2568.  @nickoutram6939  they will buy new gas from Norway , USA and the Netherlands... Eventually from Africa and Middle East.. Plus they will relaunch some coal and nuclear... And Triple their Solar and wind power.... Oh and they will use less, tighten the belt.. . In a few years they will have accelerated their transition to renewable energies faster than anybody could imagine in 2020. And that is the only good thing that has come from this war.
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  2569. Sponsorblock addon.
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  2570. what a bunch of sad wankers here....
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  2571. Do you put any water in the jar before closing it up?
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  2572.  @owenf.schmidt9777  rapture is just as toxic a fantasy as maga and other trumpisms
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  2573.  @lindamahrer7067  you don;t have to shout, you make yourself look like Trump
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  2574. I often hear that steam whistle in Western movies that play in the 1870s-1890s.. But now I don;t know if they already had this sound in the 19th century or are we being lied to and have movie directors just always used these kind of 20th century locs for their sound effects.
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  2575. There is a very old game Virtual Snooker, for Windows. It's still very good
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  2576. It was cute, but the US already had a better system that could read handwritten addresses in 1965... And in 1982 they had it fully automated from start to finish, sorting with barcodes. As usual the USSR was 10-20 years behind
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  2577. omg! my buddy had that Game&Watch mario game, we played it for days on end until we ran out of batteries , such a great idea, you could play it your own or with two people both controlling one side.
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  2578. no shit, sherlock
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  2579.  @akshatnayyar5  I am afraid you are 50 years too late... the world is getting in so much shit this century that the new 'emerging superpowers' will collapse in the general chaos before they ever will reach their potential.
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  2580.  @Erick-no8zn  that is just because the average latin american has less money to spend on cars than the average european. I am sure rich Brazilians have no trouble buying more luxurious EU cars
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  2581. And here I was, just about to post a comment on how beautiful his girlfriend is. (please forgive me if you are / were not his girlfriend, you two looked like a lovely couple)
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  2582. he won't flee, that would admit defeat. he is not capable of doing that.
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  2583. That didn't look like an abandoned child at all, good quality wagon and textiles.. mum or dad was probably close by. I wish people weren't so overdramatic these days
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  2584. When playing a game like city skylines , the Netherlands would be the 'Easy' map and Norway would be the 'Nightmare ' map
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  2585.  @feandil666  finally a sensible comment
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  2586. I would pick Chernoblisk over Paris, because as a privileged rich westerner I already have been 5 times in Paris and climbing the Eiffel tower another time gets old.... (but yeah, I would still pick Paris as long as that lunatic in the Kremlin is in power)
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  2587.  @Mark1615-zi4er  oh sod off with your religious fairy tales
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  2588.  @sweetycamy  how did you arrive at the idea that I suggested that in any way or form????
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  2589. The Netherlands has a few HQs for multinationals, for tax or logistics reasons, while the companies are not really Dutch, but the UK has this as well
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  2590. they should revolt, in such great numbers that the police and army joins the revolt, kicks out putin and all the political leaders and controlled media etc. I am not saying a new government will be perfect, after all they have the worst record in the world on that, but AT LEAST WE CAN BE SURE IT WILL BE BETTER THAN THE CURRENT ONE. For a few decades.
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  2591. Skin layer, fat layer, muscle layer, bone layer?
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  2592. I think these days it's a trend to replace them for 'hygiene' But yeah, in that case the house owner should replace it.
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  2593.  @jwseibert1059  that's a silly argument.. they might get stuff for free, but it's not unlimited, they still have to consider how much of anything they have. The USA can't magically make more stuff appear, the allied forces have limits on what they can send to Ukraine.
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  2594. yes , lots of warnings last week
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  2595.  @joaosantos5503  there are stories on the interwebs on bald's younger days , there is even a subreddit dedicated on archiving all his juvenile faux pas.... Anyway even if some of it might be true, I don;t care, everybody deserves a second chance and today's Bald is a champion vlogger , producing high quality entertainment for millions.
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  2596. yes, doing just BGs is the normal way to do it. open world pvp is just a little bonus
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  2597.  @cosettapessa6417  yes, Orange is heavy traffic and Red is closed road
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  2598. I once had to spend hours in a day on a plaza in europe where they had this one expensive bag shop , as a game I started counting the customers. On the workfloor I could count 5 employees, 2 guards and 3 salespeople. dunno if they had more behind the curtains. the average bag price was around €3000-€5000 . the rest of the streets around it were the usual fast food and coffee bars and tourist shops and a few 'normal' shops. I couldn't figure out how they could exist because no more than 3-5 people per hour entered the shop. (visitors, not buyers) Maybe they survived on cruise ships that would visit the town, it was at the mediterranean sea
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  2599. he was a true hero
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  2600. I am almost 50 so I have experienced the travel before Schengen. But even I forgot about it since I rarely travel outside Europe. Next year I will go to Japan, time to dust off that passport
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  2601.  @ivanlazarevic78  it depends, 1939-1941 probably it was great, 1942-1945 it was hell
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  2602.  @mr.patriotjol  they don;t have millions. They also don't have enough equipment and supplies for all the poor sods that get drafted now. It's a complete shitshow.
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  2603.  @arsenygenadev6888  don't worry, I am moderate in everything. I like to try out some things but I don;t make an habit out of it. I haven't bought a bottle of strong alcohol in weeks, just something different. one bottle of limoncello that I mixed with tonic. I drink more tea, water, milk and fruit juice. And I can't gather with friends, we are still in lockdown here. Only 1 friend allowed and with a friend I would probably drink more alcohol than alone.
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  2604. he probably doesn't have a wife
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  2605.  @PepeLePewPew-qy3en  I meant it in the meaning of 'vulgarian'
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  2606. @gacekky1 you all should keep your boxes, vintage computers are getting collectible and people love to find original cards from the period
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  2607. Als Kind bin ich immer nach Bocholt gefahren, um billige Computersachen zu kaufen. Disketten und Commodore-Amiga-Geräte waren in Deutschland deutlich günstiger
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  2608. It's Grim Up North
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  2609. I don't want to be near people who like Dubai, My first thought is that you must have a shitty character if you enjoy such environment (like going there to avoid taxes)
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  2610. > that every shot down drone represented at least one American pilot's life that had been saved to fight another day. Not necessarily. Remember that because the drones had no pilot, they could fly much riskier missions and approach paths, so they would be more in situations to be shot down, where a human piloted aircraft would not be.....
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  2611. I haven't watched the whole video yet nor read the CIA report, but my first idea is, sure a basic diet with lots of grain and vegetables might be healthier than a fat, sugerly american diet. but the americans had the choice of eating healthy or unhealthy (you can argue if they really have a choice with the avalanche of advertisements that is thrown at them, but that is another discussion) If you aren't dirt poor, you certainly could eat very healthy in the USA. And you can choose from 10,000 products instead of the 20 products available in rural USSR.
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  2612.  @madk4speed  the tight financial situation was more a thing in the 1920s, and led to Hitlers rise to power in 1933. From then on, they had 6 years to transform the economy into a war machine. they concentrated on heavy industry and cut back on luxuries for the population
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  2613.  @sacWeapons  if you believe in curses etc you are by definition the superstitious type
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  2614. That trash system is from the Netherlands, the cars had Dutch license plates and Dutch writing on the truck maybe they have the same in Denmark, I think I have seen them in more european countries.
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  2615. but not in school holidays , then it's more close to 450 , or triple that price. I work in education now, YAY! 12 weeks of paid holidays! OUCH! always paying premium for economy class.
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  2616. I hope your rental bike is at least 20cm taller (saddle height) than your girlfriends bike or one of you will have a very bad experience.
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  2617. wow, the prices! it was not cheap at all.... I think we have cheaper groceries here in Germany and the Netherlands (and yes I did adjust for the large packing sizes)
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  2618.  @alihanaydogdu6158  sitting on black gold (oil) is the only reason some of them are rich, and btw they are still not the richest . That's why this video focused on those countries that didn't have the good fortune to have trillions of €€ sitting in the ground
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  2619. it's just a natural event, that has happened millions of times before in the history of our planet. In fact 8% of the earth surface is volcanic rock
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  2620. I always play a little game with these videos, 'follow Peter on Google Maps' for example can you find the junction where he talks with the farmer at 8:00 . sometimes it;s easy. sometimes it;s a challenge. picking up clues from the interviews
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  2621.  @PeterSantenello  well, I already notice that often the route makes 'no sense' so it;s challenging enough. (this is of course because you skip and edit bits when you make the final video, out of who knows how much footage filmed )
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  2622.  @solanjedere  Who or what is Outlet?
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  2623. we also officially closed them down by law recently
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  2624. If they pretend to pay us, we will pretend to work
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  2625. I am going to Japan for at least 4 weeks next summer, as a solo traveler. I will binge watch all these videos with tips, they will be essential for my planning. My dream would be to meet Natsuki on one one of my 28 days
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  2626. My grandfather had a few ww2 binoculars, I used them in the 1980s as a kid. without knowing they were that old. I have no idea what happened to them, my dad got a at least one pair but it probably got discarded in a house move in the past decades
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  2627. Since a few years we have the american budweiser here, I must say I hadn't even noticed that it's not called the full Budweiser name. I think it;s ok, same as many other mainstream pilsners, but I don;t buy it often because it's almost never on sale and the dutch, german and belgian brands are basically always on sale so I usually just pick whatever is on sale. (in a blind test most people can;t make out the difference anyway)
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  2628. Grove street vibes ( the looks not the gangs)
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  2629.  @dunoa1141  you can verify yourself, it's very easy. By phone. It's just a way to prove you are a real human, it doesn't matter if your channel name is a fantasy figure like Mr Spock or Jesus Christ or Papa Smurf
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  2630.  @foliesamsterdamfolk7255  ben bang van niet, hoe onzekerder de wereld wordt, hoe meer mensen zich vastklampen aan irrationele geloven, het biedt houvast. met alle spanningen in deze eeuw ( Rusland China, Midden Oosten, Afrika) gaat het echt niet beter worden op dat gebied
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  2631.  @WS-bk7uu  it's not, it's from all ove rthe wrold, USa, Europe USSR
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  2632.  @rosalynnchow5057  my grandmother was active with social contacts, family, gardening, volunteering in the church and in local events up till 91 years of age. But she also had a generous pension and 1st class healthcare, to help her with hearing aids, surgery ( a new hip) etc etc. Things that most of these folks won't get when they need it. She is 96 years old now, and now she indeeds need full time care in an old folks home, but that would be the same in China or any other country.
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  2633. On top of all that, the UK would not be alone, the EU and Uncle Sam would help
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  2634. a win? you must be a troll. this short time win made them a pariah of all of the world that matters (including China, who just sees this as an opportunity to get strength in the east) It costs them $100.000.000.000 in the long run, the West will keep the sanctions until the last russian soldier is gone. The whole population gets separated from the west, half a million have left, most of them have money and useful skills, they will now use in new countries. All those Russian jobs are gone. This is the greatest collapse of an empire since Rome
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  2635. All who vote for criminals are senile or worse
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  2636. Not many Russians travel anywhere these days, thanks to a certain midget in the kremlin
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  2637. Murica will be murica.....
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  2638. yeah, and after a premium payment up front, on a Cayman Island bank account,
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  2639. That 50 cars video was just dumb, it looked like they could only find 20 ugly cars and then threw in 30 random concept and other unusual cars
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  2640. Your English is good enough to understand, but it is still sometimes useful to use subtitles, for the names of people or towns. But your spoken english is BETTER than the automated subs, that have errors in almost every sentence.
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  2641. TV died 20 years ago.. it's all here now. as long as you have the discipline to block out the cheap rubbish and trash that is also plenty on the internet, the internet is a goldmine
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  2642.  @baronDioxid  young people should know their classics and watch old Bond films
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  2643.  @leno_o17  but you are not as sophisticated as those posh italians or spaniards from the ralph lauren advert........... (note: this is not my opinion, but how I presume that youtuber thinks)
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  2644. you should not buy any SUV, not just these four. buy a normal car if you want to move people and a Van or a Truck if you want to move bigger stuff. buy both if you need, but never a SUV
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  2645. it doesn't get more soviet than that, the whole system has always been a fraud on every level. The western system is far from perfect but it is a 1000 times better
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  2646. I can't afford 60K on a car, not to mention 100K+ for a AMG Benz. I would buy a 20 year old , restored Mercedes Benz Wagon and have all the quality and more , minus the modern gadgets
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  2647.  @davidmacphee3549  these days you have podcasts that read books, i am sure some american nazi has done hitlers books or speeches
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  2648. local pub.... that American would not know what a pub is
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