Fugg. We reached bump limit.

>>45525
>>45525
Make a new threads please

>>17566
You got Spätzle too?
Very ebin X-DD

>>43483
Finally a good use for the teslarator!

>>43484
>What are these mushrooms wtf talk Hungarian you japs.

I think all of those mushrooms are Japanese only and cannot be found elsewhere

>>43494
You can make a whole mushroom store in that lil small room tbh

Was total lunar eclipse couple days ago. Couldn't be seen from here.
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/lunar/2021-may-26
https://theconversation.com/supermoon-red-blood-lunar-eclipse-its-all-happening-at-once-but-what-does-that-mean-161262
Here's timelapse video:
https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=0I1YENllk_4

>>43807
>Was total lunar eclipse couple days ago. Couldn't be seen from here.
They should really make some news articles for when this happens. It's so easy to miss tbh

Etna is quite restless since February.
https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/etna/current-activity.html

>>44969
>Yes. They come included in the website

*In the rpgmaker program I mean.

Got my countryball back at least. Today was good day

>>44963
I'm not familiar with those. I'm not sure what rpgmaker games I tried.

>>44969
AGS doesn't seem to support linux.

>>44971
>Got my countryball back at least. Today was good day
Nice, I'm glad, Bernd.

>>44972
>I'm not familiar with those

Here:

>Lisa the Painful: a post apocalyptic game about hard drugs, clinical depression, saving your daughter and many perverts

http://www.lisatherpg.com/

>Yume Nikki: players explore the dreams of the protagonist, named Madotsuki, where they encounter a number of surrealistic horror creatures and locations. The game was created using RPG Maker 2003, but lacks most elements commonly associated with role-playing games, such as battle, leveling up, and quests

https://store.steampowered.com/app/650700/Yume_Nikki/


>Space funeral: A shortish RPG Maker 2003 game with original graphics, a soundtrack of creaky vintage electronica and obscure Japanese noiserock, and lots of blood.

https://gamejolt.com/games/space-funeral/3492

>>45026
>Lisa the Painful
>Visible character sacrifices that effect your stats (removing arms, eyes, scratches)
Hardcore.
>Yume Nikki
>lacks most elements commonly associated with role-playing games
So basically an adventure.

>>44972
>AGS doesn't seem to support linux.

Just use wine and you'll be fine fam
https://www.winehq.org/

how can Croatia be racist when the Ustaša were black

Most slav countries ate' niggers and trannies and faggots and shieeeeet. None the less a lot of them act like niggers themselves. Niggers just gonna nig I suppose.

look i selected not only diamonds but some dirt for you too therefore its legit lol

the classic mix of 80/20

i don't look like a tryhard and thus its not propaganda

im sure even females at dating apps doing this because its a no brainer

test

*sighs

Well bernds, I'm bumping my lil thread >>32287 up again to, sadly, inform you about my encounter with Irish "people". They were around me for only a little while (they had to leave) but it feels like I've known them a lifetime. The 5-10 Irish I've met were superbly rude and dumb. They just lived like such disgusting slobs and would always get into fights with people over absolutely every lil thing. They kept an extremely butthurt aura around them and would also keep a similar expression in their faces the entire time I knew them. Just announcing to the world that they're just unpleasant to be around. And other people I've know have also had the same issues tbh. It is not an isolated experience.

As far as their women go >>41196
The one Irish women I knew recently was a complete drunk. She would always be getting wasted and acting like such a sad slob. It was disgusting to look at. ngl she had a like a factory of alcohol around her all the time and would always drink herself silly. Liek, how do you even drink that much and so frequently? She had wayyy too many problems and was super scatterbrained. Always forgetting about things or showing up raly late to things tbh. The other Irish women were mega bitches and would act cold to practically everyone around them.

And I saw someone on /kc/ a lil while ago asking how it would feel like to be with a Ginger women. Liek, all women are the same for the most part. Gingers (Not Viking Redhaired women tbh) are actually kinda worse IMHO. A lot of attitude and a heap of personal issues. Blondes are better tbh. Well, any women at this point.

I guess the entire moral of my lil story is this: be careful what you wish for. You may end up getting it. Along with all of the side effects of your choice

Maybe I should give Scottish or Welsh people a look into. They're probably a lil nicer

>>44535
Tough experiences, must have been discouraging.
There are other Irish people, who have to be different. But stereotypes have basis, something must be behind the drunkard quarreler one too.

>>44536
>Scottish
I dunno. They say something about that in Trainspotting, no?
Although I think these days the English consider Scotts kinda chill.

>>44545
>Tough experiences, must have been discouraging.

Yes. It really was

>Although I think these days the English consider Scotts kinda chill.
Maybe. I'll have to see it first hand before making an opinion

>There are other Irish people, who have to be different. But stereotypes have basis, something must be behind the drunkard quarreler one too.

I think I've had enough experiences with Irish "people" at this point. Sorry to disagree with you on that one

>>44577
I was also in Tunisia not that long before, in 2009. Dad asked about it as well and got similar answer – that people might be frustrated by it, but the good side is that the country is stable and that they don't have groups kidnapping tourists or stuff.

>>44577
>>44581
Not every country can afford to have demoracy. Security first demoracy later, otherwise you get arab spring.

To get demoracy you need to have independent educated middle class otherwise you will get at best tyranny of majority. The countries are forced to have democracy not because people reached a conclusion it's because USA tyrantly forces it and benefits from corrupt, sell out governments not to mention US defition is demoracy is more or less related with their ability of enforcing their financial and media power.

Reached bump limit within this thread. New Syria/third world conflict thread is needed.

>>44586
>the country is stable and that they don't have groups kidnapping tourists or stuff.
Now they have the reverse.

>>44588
>US defition is demoracy
Something similar came to mind as I read your post. The definition of democracy, how it is interpreted, and everyone (well, the West) is trying to make their definition exclusive.
For example the system Gaddhafi created, the Jamahiriya, was highly decentralized with opportunities for the populace to get involved in politics directly. It is criticized however because he implemented redundancies which allowed him influence making him a de facto leader without being one in name. I have no information how well or bad the system actually worked, but Lybia - thanks to the oil - was wealthy country, with some level of comfort.

Too many refugees for feeble amount of Merkel bribes. Even the Afgans are coming, we can't handle it anymore, your shitty is about to trigger a civil war and they are as guilty as Erdoğan. We host more than %50 of worldd refugees it will eventually bite Europe bad. When shit hits the fan blame your politicians for buying out erdoğan instead of encouraging their permanent return in syria, which doesnt happen as EU is supportive of YPG/PKK's ethnic cleansing in favor of kurds, so we can resettle arabs without hitting kurds but if we do that it's anudda genocide, that's what your unbiased media says.

>>44601
...maybe look into moving if things get bad enough Turkeybernd?