At least in the US you can. Been doing it for years and years without any issue.
Is the risk of food poisoning higher in the US than Japan? Sure, but the chances are still pretty low. Just don't wash the eggshell before you crack it and avoid the rare one that looks like it has bird poop on the shell.
You might need some gunbro knowledge.
He doesn't like the JSDF saying they're conducting shooting drills because the guns they used are worn hand me downs from the US (barrel rifling is worn or missing - probably hyperbole) and the ammo is also underloaded using Japan being a small island nation as an excuse since they're worried about a full powered stray bullet hitting something outside the grounds.
Basically the drills aren't really drills from his perspective because of the state of the guns and ammo.
@_beautiful_man_@patlicata@kevinnbass I'd rather continue to feel the squeeze at the pump and grocery store than to be lorded over by a party with a constituency that wants us dead.
@KGBBooks@idaho_guns I'm going to turn this into a dick waving contest. Ours up in Athol is bigger and better. Fight me ๐ฅด
Have you decided which state gun you're going to vote for?
@tanpukunokami I'm just one person in the US, but I've had TKG (acronym for the dish in the picture) for ages here and have yet to get sick.
You should share soy sauce marinated egg yolks one of these days ๐
@Elijah_Uzi@harukaawake Correction, center / center-right / right America is best of allies for the most part since there's enough shared values. Libtard America hates us. But I think most of us realize the distinction.
@BoSeppenfield@MsMelChen Nope, our deep seated disdain for China and Korea will be right back in no time.
Hell, it hasn't really gone away even on X if you know where to look for it.
Most of us (I think) throw away weekly / monthly manga publications at some point because they take up so much space, but I don't know anyone that throws away series publications by choice.
That said, I think most of us know one or two people who's manga were thrown away by their mom as a kid for punishment or just because they were cleaning the home
Written density is incredibly dense due to kanji
ๅ = Older Brother
ๅผ = Younger Brother
ๅ ๅผ = Brother
I believe that the study you're referring to had each speaker say the direct translation. In that regards, Japanese can be a little sparser. But culturally it's spoken with a lot of contextual assumptions and abbreviations, so holistically it's probably closer to English spoken density than most actually think.