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Are lifestyle cruises transportation? Especially if its a one-way
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I don't know where to start, quick context. My parents are kinda useless and when I was younger I've always had trauma, I started to do SH in 2020 and basically now I don't feel any emotion, I have a Bf and he saw how I didn't hygiene myself or my room, how disgusting I am, I did very bad things I don't even feel guilty and my mind is so fucked up, last fight with my bf I tried to kms and or I usually beat him, I've trying to change since 2024 and I'm just as useless as I was, I am disgusted on how I can be that nasty and depressed in my bf's house, I shower once a week, I do SH in uncommon parts so he doesn't notice and I still have bad thoughts, the only thing I do for life is digital drawing, I'm a completely NEET and I feel like it's better to just give up and leave everything
How are the trains in South Korea? And is there a culture around them as well like Japan?
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>>2064524 >>2066219 I'm never going to watch your vlog. Buy an ad
What's the co/n/sensus on FACTOR bikes? Is it worth the extra money to get world class Israeli engineering?
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>>2066210 overpriced influencer bikes.
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>>2066213 That is a Factor.
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What type of bike or vehicle is this? What are other similar types of vehicles around the world are there, please name them if you know the names.
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>>2066093 >Cuba has always rationed fuel heavily. yeah that makes sense
>but cheap oil from the russians and later chinese keeping gas cheap >[not pursing] any alternative fuels because it's not rich in fuel itself then the wall fell and they stopped getting cheap gas but gas was fucking free anyway thanks to the oil sheiks but then that stopped happening and now cuba is fucked. and no one is buying new cars because gas expensive and cars not even being imported and what few people have/had cars have what were once clapped out shitboxes but now have delicious 70s charm but also fairly well maintained out of necessity more than anything
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>>2066079 >"maintained reasonably well" >insides are repurposed Soviet motorcycle engines held together by coat hangers and pieces of string Anonymous
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>>2066095 Those cars are complete hunks of shit and only used to shuffle tourists around. My wife and her family were all born or still live in Cuba. None of them ever owned a car.
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>>2066079 how can it be the most /o/ country if most people don't even own a car though
Most /o/ country would probably be some country in the Gulf, large open roads, cheap gas, and little import restrictions
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>>2066006 >>2066007 Thanks anon for both links.
If BOAT stands for "Bust Out Another Thousand," what does PLANE stand for?
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>>2056659 There's one of those little grass fields where the neighborhood houses all have hangars backing up to it like 2 blocks from my house. Those guys are up and down all day every day there is a hint of sunshine. One of them even just bought a little helicopter. I'm jelly ngl.
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>>2065446 I know someone who lives on exactly that. Has no kids.
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>>2055838 Messed
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Two trains collided into each other, at least 21 dead. Developing story.
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Now that the dust has settled, what made this happen?
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>>2065817 It seems a rail broke and fell on its side while the train was passing by.
Why did the rail break? I've lost track of the investigation
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>>2065826 >Why did the rail break? a train hit it
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>>2065817 It seems there was some problem with the welding and the rail broke.
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>>2064176 There has been a lack of proper investment in commuter trains for over a decade, and now we are seeing the effects of that policy
