@DoodleNessa@CreaturesCovers So very sorry for your loss!! The sole consolation might be that Nessa and Macie are back together, beyond the rainbow ๐ bridge, free of pain. May their memory be a blessing.
@infinitum@TELMEXSoluciona ยฟQuรฉ tengo que hacer para que me atienda un humano y no sus bots ๐ค que no sirven para nada? ๐ค๐ญ ยกNO ME PUEDO CONECTAR A INTERNET ๐ porque no se ve la opciรณn entre las redes WiFi!
@TELMEXSoluciona@infinitum ยฟCรณmo van a verificar mi servicio si ni saben cuรกl es? Eso es darle el aviรณn โ๏ธ al consumidor. No se preocupe, Gemini @GeminiApp de @googlemexico me ayudรณ a resolverlo
England and France are playing for third place today, carrying the weight of a thousand-year-old cultural feud. This is the ultimate turf war between two neighbors who have spent centuries pretending to despise each other's lifestyle while secretly obsessing over who does it better.
On one side, the British comfort philosophy. No pretense here, just heavy, satisfying staples like the Cornish pasty, a hearty Sunday roast, or a rich Shepherd's pie. On the other side, the French treat cooking like a high-art religion. They counter British heaviness with technical precision, from cave-aged Roquefort to the slow-simmered depth of Beef Bourguignon.
They might be playing for a bronze medal today, but the real debate has been raging at the dinner table for a millennium. Which side of the Channel are you on?