@iamisla_@grok Y'all are missing the spirit of this tattoo. Otzi was cut, shot with arrows and chased up into a glacier. The dude fought till the end. With Invictus this is a reminder of the indomitable human spirit and that until death, all defeat is psychological.
When buying interior for our house we discovered most sofas, chairs, rugs, carpets, curtains now use materials that are almost without exception fully plastic
And of course they shed all this plastic in their lifetime that they sit in your house, and you just end up breathing in nanoplastics over 10-20 years
It's very hard to find stuff with natural materials, these days and if you do find it, it's super super expensive
Also most times the sales people look at you like you're high when you ask for it
But sir this is "ultrasuede alcantra olefin", all those terms are bullshit, and it's all plastic
Unless they say cotton, wool, linen, silk, cork, or actual natural latex, it's generally just plastic and you'll be breathing it in (or worse)
They often use fancy names to cover up it's all plastic:
- "vegan leather" that's literally just polyurethane (PU) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic
- "leatherette/pleather" same PVC
- "air leather" perforated PU
- "bonded leather" leather scraps glued together with PU
- "alcantra" luxury sofas use this and guess what: it's polyester and PU blended
- "ultrasuede" synthetic microfiber plastic
- "olefin" stain resistant polypropylene (PP) plastic
- "polyamide" a mesh of synthetic polymers
- "lustrous" or "trevia cs", both used in curtains, both fully polyester
For our house we mostly have cotton, wool and leather finishes and it wasn't easy to get that, most is custom finishing because almost nobody asks for it!
@lennartprimal Some npcs will only try something or believe its good when asians do it. When in reality, healthy food is healthy food for humans. Npcs consistently do the meme
"NPCs can not wake up. Do not try itโs a simulation programm to loosh you."
- Gabriel
This is the only way to go through life at this point, there is no point in trying to awaken those who are programmed to follow along in a simulated world
Religious beliefs in science and systems, all these beliefs are pre-programmed
If Norway eventually get knocked out itโs all thanks to Sorloth, I despise players like this, he probably got tired of Haaland making headlines
what a bum
Good example of strategy in life. 90% positioning, 10% explosive execution when the timing is right. Activity without achievement is a false god of the modern world.
A sixteen-cow farm in Cheshire is rationing its milk and trying to buy another cow, all because the best striker on the planet mentioned it once on YouTube.
Erling Haaland drinks raw milk. A glass in the morning, another after training, a ritual he has kept since he was a boy. He calls it his magic potion, a superfood, good for the stomach, the skin, the bones and the muscles. Then he showed six million people a glass of it, and the quiet little dairy he buys from has not been quiet since.
That dairy is Greenoaks Farm in Mobberley. Sixteen cows, calves left on their mothers, a couple of hundred litres a day sold straight to whoever turns up at the gate. Since the video it has been, in its own words, frazzled. Orders skyrocketing, staff flat out, a Facebook post saying they hope to buy a new dairy cow very soon just to keep pace. One footballer, one phone, and a small British farm got a surge no dairy campaign has managed in years.
Start with what is actually in the glass. Cream still sitting on top. The fat-soluble vitamins intact, the enzymes still working, the native bacteria still alive, none of it boiled off in a factory to buy a few extra days of shelf life. This is the milk people drank for ten thousand years before anyone built a pasteurisation plant.
A farmer who sells it by the tens of thousands of gallons calls it fantastic for muscle repair and growth. You can argue that claim all day. A glass of it is currently leading the line for one of the best teams in the world.
Now watch the reaction, because the reaction is the whole story. The Food Standards Agency files raw milk under risky and insists there is little credible evidence it does anything at all. A former Manchester City nutritionist went on the BBC to warn fans off copying him, to stop chasing trends and do the mundane stuff properly instead. A man paid to think about nutrition, gently correcting the best goalscorer alive about his own breakfast.
And look at the friction they built around it. You cannot buy raw milk in a British shop or supermarket. It is perfectly legal, and they have still made it as awkward as possible to get hold of, so you drive to the farm gate or you go without.
The clampdown has not worked. Some of his own teammates were on it before he arrived. Across the country the orders are now outrunning the cows, small dairies selling out, a whole quiet trade stepping into the daylight on the back of one glass of milk.
The experts say there is no evidence. The evidence is putting the ball in the net every few days, and it begins each morning at a sixteen-cow farm that cannot pour fast enough to keep up.