Is there a difference between this and regular tteokbokki? We make the typical style at home (gochujang, soy sauce, honey/sugar) but add a bit of sesame oil and use a variety of fish cake/balls so it’s more filling.

They don’t follow morality, they follow money. They go for whichever gets them more money and/or less criticism.

The Rock is younger and technically more jacked, but The Hoff looks bigger than him not just height-wise but frame-wise as well. Even his torso is bigger. Guess which one has it in his contract that he can never lose a fight in any of his films.

I’m waiting for it to be available on digital next week so I csn finally watch it and discuss with other people.

At this point, if you are a non-citizen legal resident, avoid traveling abroad unless you have a squeaky clean record. Not even a speeding ticket or citation, or anything that gets you on a record somewhere that can be potentially used as a reason to deny you re-entry.

I use navigation a lot even on familiar regular commutes because of chaotic traffic in my city. Having it displayed on a bigger screen than my phone is definitely better and safer. Apple or Google isn’t embedded into the car, the infotainment system just mirrors your phone. Also, since my phone and its apps already have my data, I might as well just have it mirrored instead of also sharing my data with yet another entity (car manufacturer proprietary apps). And yes, I’m not naive and I know there’s already a bunch of tracking embedded into the car itself. Having brand-agnostic tech that works on any vehicle is the better option.

Kermit, Ms. Piggy, and Bert.

but does he have to show up in every franchise?

Wasn’t that your point? They’re offered a job, they do it, they get paid.

I’m posting this as I’m seeing this meme while lying in bed waiting to fall asleep. Very great timing. I should put my phone down now.

I dunno, I didn’t make the claim, they did. Go ask them. I just linked the thread because you were asking for comments from actual Finns.

In another community where this article was posted, a commenter who claimed to be Finn said it’s not true and that it’s the way Finns interact with the survey questions that make it seem like they are responding positively. I can’t explain it very well but you can find it somewhere here: https://sh.itjust.works/post/34737766

Prions are one of the scariest things on this planet.

Border agents usually ask where you will be staying for the duration of your trip. They can also ask how you will be supporting yourself. She likely answered honestly and said she will be doing chores for host families in exchange for accommodation, which they probably interpreted as her working. Normally, a typical tourist will have hotel/airbnb reservations and border agents can ask to see those as proof.

It’s mindblowing how anyone still genuinely thinks what he did was anything but.

Most countries are pretty strict with what you are and aren’t allowed to do while on a tourist visa. For example, tourists are generally not allowed to work or earn income while visiting, you need a work visa for that. Now I’m not 100% versed on how work is defined in this case, but they must have interpreted her chores-for-accommodation setup as work. Not excusing what they did to her, just providing context on the restrictions of tourist visas. I’m sure a lot of people have been doing this for a while, and the current immigration climate is likely why they’re just flagging it now.

For me it was the fastest. The pandemic felt like 2 years gone by in a blink and suddenly it was 2022 already.

Hardcore Henry maybe?

That headline is a brand new sentence for sure.

Reminds me of this, from Kung Pow.

I only use siri to start timers while cooking, do quick math and conversions, and to text my wife that I’m on my way home while driving.