Yep, Russia alone is 140m people (and Romania is like 15-20 I believe). Not like I am superstitious, but I never bought even numbers of flowers so not to be misunderstood. An exception is when there is "a lot" of flowers, then nobody cares.
Please don't mix up "leftist message" and "lynching" - gives off a bad vibe
Denmark is fine for trans - nobody cares who you are, in a way that you have the same rights.
Checked and found that US citizens don't have inherent right to work in EU - it's only easier to travel, not to settle down.
And speaking of renting - it really depends. If we're talking about Copenhagen, it is expensive, the market is broken (thanks AirBnb), and it's really hard and expensive to move in. I burned through my savings and owed some money to my employer before I could invite the rest of my family into a freshly-rented apartment. But if we're talking about "a bed under a roof", it's super easy to find a room on FB Marketplace, and live with a couple of other internationals.
So if it's just about "getting out of US" (crazy, I never thought it would be a thing, I'm sorry for them), then finding work is a must, but in a big city you usually can find something. It's only hard to find something nice and permanent
I really don't want people to be in situations where they need guns. And liking to use a gun is a sign of a moron - why should nice people be like them?
No, you need to find some job and rent a room
As a US citizen you have right to work in most of those countries. Without that right, it would be a different story
the morons were the ones also screaming about guns
I think so - to sync all of the new stuff (ragdolls alone) for multiple people is a big work. And I already had a multiplayer-like bug where the game hung on me when I was driving. When I reloaded, the car was stopping in front of me, and I was standing on the road with zeds around. I survived, but damn!
They changed survival with the animals - I'm living on a farm, drinking milk, making bone stuff
Still Project Zomboid, it's been like 10 years. The game have evolved, and current unstable version includes a lot of completely overhauled mechanics. I've seen some bugs, but those guys know their job, so even a "buggy" content works better than some "released" other games.
Recently got Green Hell, and this is one of the best survival experiences I've seen. Basically you are dehydrated, starving, and infested by parasites in South American jungle, but on a good side, you have some meat to fry if you won't die before you'll manage to make fire.
This is crazy - I moved out of Russia partly because it has "shitty" social system, but in comparison it is not shitty: disabled people get their meds/treatments, even if it is something basic/shitty. And they get disability checks (again, just enough to not starve, but this is something). There is some idiocy like people having to confirm they still don't have legs every few years, but you won't lose your status completely.
In Denmark where I am now, you can get most sophisticated treatments, social workers coming and everything. there are downsides (like long waiting times for everything - people die before it's their turn to get cancer treatment), but I can say I'm more sure of my old years where I'll be "falling apart" and depending on others.
Oh, thanks, I just read that it's a laxative. I was more afraid that it is some kind of bathroom cleaner.
You can paint walls and floors with it though - a useful household item!
I brought my Deuter backpack to a place where people leave old stuff (we're in Denmark, stuff gets picked up and reused), after 17 years. Same stuff - holes got bigger, so it wasn't "good'nough" anymore. I was cycling, travelling, going to work, wverything.
I doubt somebody picked it up at this stage.
Now, pig and chicken shit are smelling terribly