If there's any residual sarcasm in bluehawk's post, there's none in mine. Go.
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It happened a couple of weeks ago, and I've had no symptoms save the headache on the day, there's not much to check out. Doubt the hospital is gonna run an MRI just in case.
That's why MRIs are most commonly used. As a precaution to make sure nothing is ****ed up. You can shake off a lot of injuries with reasonable certainty that they'll just ache for a while but undiscovered and untreated head trauma has an insidious way of ****ing you up years down the line out of nowhere. Please avail yourself of your country's enviable health system and get yourself checked out, dude.
pentagathus
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Yeah I'll be fine. I actually do have a Drs appointment next week, I could mention it there but I'm quite certain nothing will be made of it.
Hungary's government plans to tighten control over theatres
https://af.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idAFKBN1YA1UF
https://af.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idAFKBN1YA1UF
People still go to theatres?
I know they're extremely popular here because we've got a ton of historic theaters and what not. Wait, are we talking about movie theaters or stage theaters? I was referring to the latter, but of course the former is also still kicking here.
Yes, often with full houses. But not because we are so ****ing cultured here; 90% of theatregoers are shallow, pretentious ****s, usually of the old types, who go to theatre to show their status or something (I don't fully understand their motivation for it, but it's not curiosity towards the piece). 8% are relatives of the artists and workers of the theatre, and about 2% who are actually interested in the play.Captured Joe said:
And that's nothing new, that's how culture worked during the commie times. There were three categories which every cultural things fell under: supported, tolerated and forbidden.
Theatre is doing well here in Denmark. I see all kinds of people, both young and old. Not many working class people, though. School teachers and up, or something.
You can always get an audience with Shakespeare, Molère, or Holberg (you don't know him).
You can always get an audience with Shakespeare, Molère, or Holberg (you don't know him).
I find the “you won’t know this/him/it” thing hilariously autistic. To say something like that in normal conversation always comes across as condescending and annoying.
Adorno said:
Augustin-Jean Fresnel (you don't know him)
I thoughht I was being helpful, so the reader wouldn't start wondering about a person mentioned right after two famous people.Densetsu said:
Holberg is completely unknown outside of Denmark. It was meant to be a fact, so you could disregard him and move on.
Dear God, the horror of encountering an unknown name whilst browsing the World Wide Web!
Afghanistan papers reveal US public were misled about unwinnable war
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/dec/09/afghan-papers-reveal-us-public-were-misled-about-unwinnable-war
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/investigations/afghanistan-papers/afghanistan-war-strategy/
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/dec/09/afghan-papers-reveal-us-public-were-misled-about-unwinnable-war
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/investigations/afghanistan-papers/afghanistan-war-strategy/
