How would you know what is a regular bus and what is not a regular bus for a given country?
How would you know what is a regular bus and what is not a regular bus for a given country?
Now imagine if they looked this same loo
Same as any bus
You know, regular buses
“Well you see, if Germany had just…”
Kirghizia, Ukraine and Uzbekistan also added in the referendum a question about them being independent and only joining the new union as independent members. After the coup attempt Ukraine moved not to sign the treaty and held a referendum on just becoming independent.
That probably includes not offending the customers lol
Two extroverts talking would be both charging without anyone being drained. Masturbatory vampirism.
The Soviet people voted overwhelmingly in favor of retaining the Soviet Union, albiet with reforms, in a referendum that was ignored when the leaders of the USSR’s constituent republics agreed behind closed doors to dissolve the nation.
The referendum (the only one they ever had) with it being in 1991 it was already a much different Soviet Union than we usually think and very late in its life as an effort to somehow keep it together, even though in a pretty different form. The wording makes it so that there was very little reason to oppose it unless you were a hardline independence advocate (so you might not respect their authority anyway or don’t want to give them credibility etc) since independence or no, it was promising more independence, human rights, freedom and so on. And in some countries that was tied to “let’s become independent at the same time but also keep in this new federation or what have you”. So it wasn’t even a “should we keep Soviet Union or not” but rather “should we make the union different, better”, which again, not much reason to oppose it no matter what you thought. Keeping it as it had been was the hardliner approach of keeping the older style Soviet Union and that wasn’t very popular.
And the new treaty was never signed because communist hardliners tried a coup to reverse the course. The attempt backfired horribly and just lead to even swifter dissolution. But I’d say it was already heading towards that anyway with people seeking to break away from Moscow and the whole system in a turmoil over reforms (to some too radical and to some not radical enough). In hindsight it feels like they would’ve needed a miracle to keep it together in any recognizable form.
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We don’t sell ibuprofen outside drugstores
I thought it was shampoo at first and was thinking “you know what, not such an awful idea” hah
I finally got it. I got the “top” as in top or bottom in sexual sense, but what I missed was that it was a typo and meant to tell you to tip your delivery drivers.
Man you have some massive painkiller bottles. Biggest I’ve seen in a drug store had like 30 tablets
Ah yes, let’s recommend the browser that is “targeting a first Alpha release for early adopters in 2026.”
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I mean he gets shit and joked about for some of the dumb, annoying, pedantic tweets he tweets. That part I’m not sure needs a wholeass conspiracy theory to explain.
Too beautiful for this world