@WillyDiBa7 @SusieBdds@BowTiedMara Because they do their thing three times and for each one the panel of 9 judges give their vote to either contestant, so 27 votes/points. No judge thought at any point she performed better than her opponent. That's it. This isn't scored like gymnastics or artistic swimming
@Caspro_Cat@PinkFluffyDrag2@s8n Elke regio heeft zn dialect. Elke stad heeft woorden die nergens anders gebruikt worden. Wat is er zo bijzonder aan Hollands tov Twents? Ik vind dat juist weer grappig. Laat staan Belgisch. Rare jongens die Belgen
@PAPPASSURVEYOR1@hankgreen Not new, it's been deployed in Europe for decades if not ages. The idea is to have everything you need near you, within 15 minutes essentially. Don't think anyone enjoys moving about for more than that to any location.
@TheRealAlienJ@ElizaLilly19@FLCons@ianmiles You'll still be able to go by car in a 15 minute city. They're just saying mixed zoning laws are a very good thing for bringing the community closer. More choice, more freedom
@SpsBrody@ElizaLilly19@FLCons@ianmiles Are you aware of Europe? I live in such a 15 minute city. I'm not restricted, in fact I have been given more freedom. Mode of transport for example, cars are very muh included, but not realistically limited to only cars. Back in the day in the good old US of A you had bicycles
@bigpicsoccer@zgmp_empress@carloshasanax You're aware Europe is not one country, just like the USA is not one state. Not every country has the same shit public transport. And keep moving that goal post soccer bulb
@N_Boyajian @AurelAvramescu @carloshasanax Yet the USA isn't designing spaces for walking or cycling, only cars. This increases distances and doesn't leave much choice