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Shumagorath posted:u fool these aren’t even my final borders aahahahhahahahahahahaha
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Scam Likely posted:What does the scouter say about his power level? Lol
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Tomn posted:Where and when are those clothes from exactly? I don't really recognize them offhand and something about the style suggests it might be steppe-based somehow but that's just guessing. You can see some resemblance: https://www.delcampe.net/en_GB/collectables/postcards/mongolia/mongolia-costumes-of-myangad-mongol-hovd-province-1820780916.html I think the layered sleeves on the man and the 80s padded shoulders on the woman are contemporary the woman's hat is too small and is more akin to a 1930s doll hat my hot take is that "what is traditional culture actually like now" is to see what people dress up in at weddings and funerals, as for obvious reasons the central Asia is burdened with a lot of "under communism all minorities dance" fossilization of supposed ethnic practices
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Cugel the Clever posted:Let me know if I've got this right. The US is Goku, Britain is Master Roshi, Canada is Krillin, Germany is Piccolo, Australia is Tien, New Zealand is Chiaotzu, and France is Yamcha? iceland is mr satan
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And Mexico is Chi-Chi! We're through the looking glass here, people.
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And Mr. Popo is <gets yanked off-stage by a big Vaudeville hook>
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Fur20 posted:iceland is mr satan Huh. I thought it would be freeza 
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Cactus Ghost posted:international relations is cartoons They did this anime already
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Cactus Ghost posted:international relations is cartoons
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Coolguye posted:They did this anime already i loved Girls Und Panzer
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Somehow this story is updating everyday, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCLGXk6hFLQ
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Playing the piano in public is a fundamental human right.
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didn't expect that vid to get around that much, dude looks like the missing link between british and bogan what part of the tankie spectrum is he on?? since he's british is he just a wankie?
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He's an absolute pest if you watch his videos.
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he’s been milking this a bit much
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He’s way up his own rear end.
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He's the Sovcit of public pianos
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Kharnifex posted:He's the Sovcit of public pianos
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Wistful of Dollars posted:I find it never-endingly amusing that this is basically the US and Vietnam now From the Vietnamese perspective, the American presence in the war was a lot less notable than from the American perspective. "It was a big war, we fought a lot of people, I can't be expected to remember all of them."
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First half of 1980s Vietnamese foreign policy features quite a bit of "the world-system is governed by existential struggle so it's necessary that our smaller, weaker neighbours be governed by friendly governments for our security" and then China going "funny you should mention that..." There's an alternate universe where Andropov and Gorbachev do not pursue normalization with China so aggressively and thus keep backing Vietnamese factions who wanted to maintain a high-stakes struggle The CPV managed a remarkably quick ideological and programmatic reorientation in the space of a few years, it's actually quite surprising how adroitly it was managed ronya fucked around with this message at 08:23 on Jan 28, 2024 |
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It amazes me that pol pot decided to gently caress with Vietnam when he did but I guess he wasn't the most sane person
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China is getting under the hood of their stock market in a big way after their CSI 300 benchmark hit a 5 year low. The government put a temporary halt to short selling and their sovereign wealth fund is actively purchasing EFTs and bank shares. HK market is also being hit hard. There's also some "informal restrictions" on selling stocks. In short the government is getting heavily involved in controlling market prices.
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psychological reactance is a human universal, but its a continual thing about cack-handed east asian governments that they dont take it into account
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Propping up stocks costs a lot and doesn't usually work unless you actually fix the problem. China likely to have to bail out a lot of people or let a lot of people go bust. Either way, nice gently caress up you could of avoided.
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So much for my Emerging Markets hedge. Thanks China.
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Cactus Ghost posted:i want to see a planned stock exchange. thatd be neat to see what would make it implode first isn’t that basically what bond markets are?
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and they absolutely implode a little bit less often but to like 10x the overall misery of equities
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Tai posted:Propping up stocks costs a lot and doesn't usually work unless you actually fix the problem. China likely to have to bail out a lot of people or let a lot of people go bust. Either way, nice gently caress up you could of avoided. Shorting is the ecosystem's method of controlling over-valuation. Take that away and pump more money into the system and you're only kicking the can down the road unless value and growth that supports the stock price returns to the companies' fundamentals. It could be years before this happens.
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China Evergrande ordered to liquidate, owing $300 blnquote:HONG KONG, Jan 29 (Reuters) - A Hong Kong court on Monday ordered the liquidation of property giant China Evergrande Group, dealing a fresh blow to confidence in the country's fragile property market as policymakers step up efforts to contain a deepening crisis.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Offshore investors will be focused on how Chinese authorities treat foreign creditors when a company fails Did anyone else just hear the thunder of ominous foreshadowing?
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Random Stranger posted:Did anyone else just hear the thunder of ominous foreshadowing? The emperor, far away and high in heaven "Surely that's for someone else"
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