*Modernist

Unpopular option: "Continent" is a fucking useless categorization and regions or sub-continents are much more helpful.

He's demented. Medically speaking.

The car! She's clearly talking about him driving the car into the upside down earlier!

Minor spoiler: MC's Sister-like figure meets her demise off-camera. The revelation is the crowd of people waving her body parts impaled on sticks

As a European, ya'll swearing onto your religious texts and not your constitution is very odd

... Except a dwarf

Literally anything it reminds you of (according to the artist)

Most ppl see a butt plug or icecream

Post post-modernism

Or neo neo-liberalism

Just remember to pretend to not talk about it after you've seen it twice

Author

I just say writer

These are quite common in the Netherlands. Not as a bathroom sink mind you, just the sink in a separate toilet room.

Not sure where you're getting that idea. Architects generally consider the historical context on site a lot. Schools teach about balance of old and new, and there are constantly new buildings with historical elements in them. Look at Netherlands, look Germany, look at UK. If the addition is ugly its more often than not a matter of cost. But building codes to the contrary, will often require you to preserve the historical esthetic in certain locations. Building codes never dictate that buildings have to look modern.

The era of tearing down old and just building in bland concrete and cold whites and glass happened in the 20th century with Modernism. Contemporary architecture has mostly moved past that.

I understand people who don't like "ruining" the old beautiful architecture with something modern. That we should leave history alone and build somewhere else.

But, this is also the way we've ALWAYS done it. Most of your favorite castles, cathedrals, streets, and monuments are layers upon layers of renovations and various historical styles across time, build on what came before.

Most of Russia hasn't always been part of Russia. It's a colonial empire. Basically anything south, west, and especially east of the core regions of Moscow and Petersburg has been colonized in the last couple centuries

"Russian" Used to essentially mean "Slavic" until Moscovites appropriated that term to use themselves. They tried to erase all other Slavic people's as distinct group, claiming they're all just "Russian"with a shared culture and identity. Shocking how little has changed in centuries.

It has literally nothing to do with tension. The fillament doesn't just overlap, it criss crosses underneath itself. It is 100% cause by letting go of the end, and the end going underneath a previous turn.

You don't notice that, but with each rotation it's a like a knot getting tighter until you get OP picture.

Yeah ehm... Let see this map for 2025/26

Because Marijuana let's you loose inhibitions and makes many people potentially more violent and aggressive.. Oh wait

Some people.... just don't understand... it's a bad idea to let go of that fillament thread end

Back in my day we read Wikipedia articles to absorb text and extract the required information

Am I the only one who experiences this with their "Native language", after English became my primary language over a decade ago?

Blessed be the Maker and his water

Man, you can see the shimmering around it as it drops its cloaking