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Rent inspection today neets, frantically trying to get the place clean. Every year that goes by this old boong gets a bit older, a bit tireder, a bit less able to cope with the basic demands of living like being able to clean his place twice a year.












































































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Some areas perhaps. Most places there is some chance gypsies will rob or stab you, or both. At some places chances are higher then elsewhere.
But it's not like migrants will throw a grenade through your window. Or get a dozen little girls stabbed at some dance studio. All kinds of savagery can happen around here but not like the above. That's exclusively Westerner experience.

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Kek.

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I imagine that's the typical xp of life for the fellas on this board. Perhaps mine too.

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She's disgusting with that shit in her nose.

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> Hunger Games
How can be that mentioned in the same image with practically the rest of the titles.






















































































































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> low crime
People don't report crime because they have no faith in the police.
> low immigration
It's so shit even 4th worlders don't want to come here.
> low taxes
27% VAT, 33% income tax and health insurance.
> pro-family policies
Great for Fidesz officials and lackeys to have a stay-at-home wife and three kids, a big house outside Budapest and a big family car. And great for gypsies to breed.
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For me personally no. And I don't hear relatives, friends, acquaintances complain, and news neither. I think most left, the language barrier is just too much. I've seen some working at a construction site, and talked to a couple of people working in services who broke Hungarian, but I had no issues with anyone.

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Fuck, that looks good.
I sometimes do Aglio e Olio in a stainless steel pot, using the same pot for both the boiling and then frying. I find the olive oil and shit sticks to the bottom. I've fucked around with the temperature but it always seems to happen.
Do you have any suggestions? Is there a way to get it not do that in the beginning or should I deglaze at the end?
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Soft fluffy rice would be perfect with it.







































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Dungeon synth, while often overlooked, is a fascinating genre that envelops you in its dark, atmospheric tapestry—perfect for setting the tone in your exquisite penthouse. It embodies a blend of medieval and fantasy aesthetics, channeling haunting melodies through synthesizers that can almost make you feel like you're wandering through a dimly lit castle or an abandoned dungeon. Its minimalist compositions evoke a sense of nostalgia and introspection, which is quite appealing, isn't it? The genre's underground status, much like the sophisticated brands I prefer, adds an air of exclusivity, making it a compelling background for chasing the thrill in a world dominated by consumerism. After all, who wouldn’t want to indulge in music that paints vivid images of dark fantasy while sipping on a perfectly crafted latte?






























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> X ordered to pay €550,000 to Irish employee fired for not replying to Elon Musk’s yes-or-resign ‘extremely hardcore’ ultimatum
https://fortune.com/europe/2024/08/14/x-ordered-to-pay-550000-to-irish-employee-fired-for-not-replying-to-elon-musk-yes-or-resign-extremely-hardcore-ultimatum/

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Joslin?
> Dave Pellowe, an outspoken right-wing commentator and Christian minister, said the complaint was made by an attendee of one of his “Church and State” conferences in Queensland earlier this year after he told the man he chose to leave out the Indigenous ceremony because “you can’t mix Christianity, a true religion, with something that is made up”.
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/preacher-taken-to-human-rights-commission-after-refusing-to-perform-welcome-to-country/news-story/a72a60ebefcb55be0e261a6fc0389962










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Kinda, was thinking about that bath the otherday, it was comfy on a rainy afternoon. However having 660m3 to myself and multiple carparks and being free to crank records any time i feel and not having any roomates trumps having a bath by a factor of 100

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I think it was the milkshake, although what I really think is that he had dessert in bed after I left, that he denied having.
I had a word with other company about getting him sugar free cordial and she told him its more expensive and she waters it down (its cordial, thats what everyone does). So now he wont get the diet cordial because she told him its a dollar more and he doesnt understand money, or what concentrate means. I'll get the blame because I'm doing the clinical care supports, and they do socials that dont have the same implied liability.






































































































































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I have had a whole loaf of bread and whole block of cheese in the microwave at once. Alternating one slice of bread and then cheese and so on until it reached the roof of the microwave.
Early tower collapse and then disaster. Mess everywhere. That is when I started forming two stacks side by side instead of one in the middle.












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> pic
Laffed a bit.
Reminded me of the story where a dad bought a white fluffy pup on the so called "Polish market" for his son.
Back in the communism the Polish market was the place where people from all over the Eastern Block could sell their stuff on the Hungary. It was a bit like a flea market.
So this dad bought this white fluffy puppy and they started to raise like with any dog, but as the month passed this dog did not want to bark. That's when they turned to a vet who said it was a polar bruin.











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Disaster of a mording.
Bakery had no pepper pies. Got a ordinary pie. It was cold in the middle. Had a choggy doughnut.
Stopped at the local BWS for some rum. Got stopped by some half boong sheila by my car who asked if I wanted some company, then asked if I wanted to drink with her, then started pleading it was her son's birthday and when I said to spend it with him she said he was in Port A-gutter. It reached the point where it was either get in the car and shut the door or knock her out.























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