Can I take this chance to ask anyone willing to answer, what on earth is a nookie?
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Map Enthusiasts@sopuli.xyz•The world's passenger railways: 1,166 notable train routes on one map
7·9 days agoThe OP made a rather strict selection of railways he found to be “notable” so I wouldn’t take this map to represent density by any means.
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196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•pureed apple rules. DAY 11 [OC, brainmade]English
3·20 days agoI guess it’s what the French call “compote”? Similar to baby food basically, though I think they do tend to add “some” sugar in there.
Comparing the Nordic rotten fish stuff with cheese and wine is certainly a choice.
I’m also from the land of toilet paper and have to deal with this, but to be honest this is a problem completely solved by bidets…
This was super interesting to catch up on and I loved the fact it sounds like that is because water and air are both fluids and moving in similar ways.
Does this even work? I feel like this is one of those things that were repeated ad nauseum when I was a kid but turns out to be some kind of bullshit, like quicksands being much less of a thing in daily life than I expected.
Of course, he also acted in Adulthood, makes sense.
I like and hate both equally at different moments. Generally speaking: start of season good, end of season bad. But there are exceptions.
Obi@sopuli.xyztoData is Beautiful@lemmy.world•Greenhouse gas emissions per kilogram of foodEnglish
4·5 months agoWell, until everyone does it anyway, then the wild game would vanish rather quick.
That butterfly one looks sick, I’m not a fan of the overplayed “world map in a cool material” wall-art but this one might get a pass depending on the execution.
A friend in need is a friend indeed, but a friend with weed is better.
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You Should Know@lemmy.world•YSK that your gut is connected to your brain. Bacterias in your gut can naturally create serotonin and dopamine. If you have happy gut bacterias, you will feel happier
3·7 months agoWine, bread and cheese, personally.
For some reason the third one completely transforms the look of them for me, in a bad way. Takes it from “iconic landmark” to “cheap apartment blocks”.
Are they fond of that stuff down under? I know it mainly from Scandinavia and the Netherlands.

Well, that makes sense.