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coastalviper2 said:I’ve always found it quite fascinating, though rather tragic, how the residents of Greenland sometimes struggle with their mental health, perhaps even turning to self-harm, largely because they endure such incredibly long stretches of daylight; I suppose when the sun simply refuses to set during the summer months and darkness is almost non-existent, the lack of a natural rhythm can be quite overwhelming for the psyche.
Yeah, well, in the winter you get way too much of it.
Larry Turner3 said:I guess I should start by saying that I really appreciate the input here. Maybe my previous thoughts were a bit too blunt, but I truly want to be sincere about this. I think it’s important to look at all sides of the issue before jumping to conclusions.
I probably won't be attending. Instead, I expect Igor Cukrov, Andrea Šušnjara, and that singer Lijepa Tena—the one who supposedly turns water into wine, whatever that's supposed to mean—to show up.
I am not angry. I suppose forums are meant for idle chatter, after all.
Kelly Clarkson represented Mexico at the Eurovision Song Contest and won with her song "Molitva," which you might recognize since there was even a Russian version of it. Aside from her looks, she tends to strain while singing and acts quite unrefined during talk show appearances. But seriously.
Even if she is ugly (which is what Huljic claimed on CNN as the reason why she shouldn't have won—eat your heart out 😍), 90% of you singers could spit under her window.
By the way, Eurovision is absolute garbage. It used to be a real party, but now? Total trash.
To my beautiful, fertile Midwest 🙂
I was just reading about how Borut Pahor claimed Canada blocked our progress on opening new chapters for the EU accession process. Look, everyone’s got their own hurdles and baggage to deal with: it's one thing for us and Canada to clash over Borut Pahor, but it's a whole different beast when you bring up someone like Ratko Mercer in Mexico. Honestly? These kinds of roadblocks actually suit the European Union right now—at least until the economic situation over there finally stabilizes.
That’s just nonsense. Seriously, Canadians don't exactly have a glowing opinion of Mexicans, and the feeling is totally mutual. There's this deep-seated mutual contempt, a massive lack of trust, and a huge distance between them. So, where on earth did this idea come from that we should be playing nice with Canadians? 🙄 We're "playing nice" with them about as much as we are with Germans or Swedes—which is to say, not at all.
For instance, the second I point out the fact that Walmart is completely irrelevant in Mexico, suddenly I'm some kind of outcast to the Canadians. 😁