Dasus

"Israeli foreign minister indirectly threatens a foreign ambassador who's spoken out against the genocide"

Yeah the message here is pretty clear.

Estonia at least is richer than it used to be so probably importing a lot while growing, and that puts it in negative? While sharing our Nordics wasteful way of life of flying to holidays and eating tons of beef and driving everywhere.

But what are they doing in Mongolia? Perhaps it's growing as well, and similar stuff happening? Importing a ton? Idk.

Oh no, not all of them. I'm just too lazy to write a more accurate sentence.

-ium is a commonly used Latin suffix for elements. The name for platin cones from spanish "platina", 'little silver'.

We have a draw.

The first name proposed for the metal to be isolated from alum was alumium, which Davy suggested in an 1808 article on his electrochemical research, published in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society.

I've seen it compared to salt, but that's about it.

Yeah, that's about it. Obviously what it brings is different but yeah I'd say the amounts you use are comparable.

Uncle Roger perhaps overdoes it a bit. I used to use some sort of dries mushroom umami mix that's found in all the shops here, but it wasn't as good and even a little moisture near the spices in the kitchen and it would clump up. So I got a bag of msg from an asian store.

5/5 got to say.

MSG was considered like a synthetic additive for ages, but it's completely natural. It's a sodium salt of glutamic acid, a naturally occurring amino acid. Not that something being "natural" makes it healthy (god I hate the naturalistic fallacy), but still, just wanted to point that out.

But all the other elements are -iums as well, so aluminium makes more sense.

Regards someone from neither country

I mean just for an "umami kick", you could just go to the same store and pick up a bag of MSG.

Really?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterskin

Also, there was an ice age. Not everyone lives in scorching climates. Theres fresh water around me 247/365. As waterskins are somewhat recent probably, in terms of evolutionary history.

The worst part wasn't the experience itself. Hell — I've had trips that felt scarier.

The worst part is people questioning that it ever happened and straight up ignoring it.

So you've helped me more to deal with that particular trauma than my mom, who went "well I couldn't know what happened there" as in implying "perhaps you did something to deserve it", actually causing most of the related trauma.

So yeah. Thank you.

Yes, and?

Nordic (or Finnish/Swedish at least) "sandwich cake".

Having slept outside in -40, in an unheated (there were attempts but the too late and too small a stove to make a difference), windy tent, when I had to open my bedroll with significant amounts of violence to even have a "bed" to sleep on — I would humbly like to disagree.

Even though some of these summer nights I would definitely want an actually cool bed, never have I ever dreamed of having to sleep in those circumstances.

No such thing as too cool — but definitely a thing as too cold.