weebls’ Dugong. still remember the lyrics
weebls’ Dugong. still remember the lyrics
haha one of my favs from them.
I use brave search by default.
Chapter 5 in RDR2, what were they thinking.
All you had to do was follow the damn train, cj!
hate it
Oh no that’s terrible. Which pharmacies are doing that so I know the ones to avoid?
I really hope you’re just having a bad day and that you don’t actually engage in conversation like that usually.
No one in this thread is arguing for that, it’s literally just you screaming it and calling everyone an incel.
I had to stop drinking 5 years ago and holy shit the savings.
This is correct.
The kg of raw chicken here is currently at 2.34€ at the two biggest supermarket chains, a whole chicken is usually 1.5kg.
Maybe engage in some light tax evasion.
haha made me lol
I stopped washing my t-shirts after a single use (unless visibly dirty, smelly, etc) and the lifespan difference is immense. Also drying clothes in a drying rack instead of in the machine makes a massive difference in durability.
In Portugal a whole raw chicken is around 3.5€, about 0.45% of a minimum wage.
Buy the whole damn chicken, it’s always cheaper, protein for 4 meals.
Amazing comic, didn’t need the 4th panel at all.
I put the effort in my reply specifically to make this thread more confusing :D
About vacation, I have a few tips.
I live in Europe, so the context for these is when visiting another European city for 3-7 days, with the intention of getting to know the city and local culture better.
How to get to the place varies a lot, and there’s no tip here other than the usual: ride shares (blablacar.com) and scouting for cheap flights/busses/trains.
Usually, the most expensive part of these trips is accommodation, and it’ll of course vary a lot based on your tolerance for crappy rooms.
I’m older and won’t do shared bedrooms anymore, so my tip here is to use booking.com or airbnb to find a room as far away from the city center as possible, as the price difference is huge. Just make 100% sure that there’s public transportation from that place to downtown and that it’s not like a 2h commute.
Do not, ever, eat at the tourist places. It’s always expensive subpar food. If you want to experience a city’s local cousine, eat where the workers go out for lunch. You can find these places in google maps by looking at the photos: local places are usually shabbier looking and the reviews are in the local language. And of course the prices.
Cities often charge for going into museums, historical buildings, etc. These can get pretty expensive depending on how many you visit, so make sure to look for weekly passes, you can save so much money with those.
Also, and some people think they’re lame, I’ve only had extremely positive experiences with guided city walks/bike rides. They’re usually extremely cheap (5-10 euros total) and you learn and experience so much in one go.
Do not take cabs around, that’s throwing money in the bin.
Look for a daily/weekly public transportation ticket as soon as you get there, and you’ll experience the city in a slower and more genuine way.
Rental bikes can be a great option too.
For people who didn’t get it: it’s a pun on the rivers Seine and Nile.
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