Clearly it’s some kind of [perpetual stew] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_stew?wprov=sfla1) of yeast, which would make a good name for an obscure local band of extreme metal

I think this is just a difference on the form, and not on the content.

When over half of the country is actually ducked in the ass because of either poor working conditions, womens absence of right, slavery, etc., saying “I don’t think we should change anything” seems like a calm way to say “we disagree on how to improve the country” when really it’s just saying “i want people to get fucked”. Betterment, even little, of life for those people makes assholes say out loud the hate they could hide in the statu quo previously.

People already explained that salt was relatively easy to get, steps to make bread are not that complicated and probably occured through trial and error, and for ale, it’s quite probably just cereals left to soak in water too long + natural yeast and you get an accidental alcohol. The trickiest part is to finetune the process to make it a bit consistent, but finding it out is very easy

I second DnD and Warhammer, and i’ll add Magic the Gathering to this list

Well we could see Hulk as the opposite of us, humble mortals : we have penises nowhere but in our pants, he is penises everywhere but in his pants.

In France, some enterprises post job offers when looking for alternant.e.s, and you can use search filters to target those types of offer most of the times, for example on pôle emploi.

I know some people who found alternances during job dating events, or other professional events. I think some administration may be helpful, either pole emploi/mission locale or the school’s administration, they may have some ideas.

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If you go for a tent, first don’t forget the tent pegs, and then it’s always comfortable having a tiny mallet to plant them, rather than using a rock or your bare hands.

Lenine is a huge theoricist, but beware of those idolizing him. Neither God, nor Caesar, nor Tribune.

I get that there is lot more nuances than russo-ukrainian, but imo there is a lot more similarities than you seem to imply : both Russia and Israel claimed that the land belonged to them before, that they should get it back, and use violence to kill local people who tried to resist or move them. The only difference is that Israel did it with the help of western countries and partially according to their laws, so they get like an aura of legitimity, but the acts remains quite close.

I do not like when people basically do not accept violent behavior but accepts them when they are allowed by some law or authority.

(Also yes Hamas is doing bad things and should be held accountable in some way, just like Ukraine to my eyes. But still, for me it remains obvious who kills more, who steals more, who oppresses more)