u/crimsonhn

I'm thinking of an U2, or the S3 Viking. F8s, too... But what are some other things real strange I can put on my shelves?

I'm in the CBD area! Would love historical monuments/ruins or places with great nature, but I can also try out new things!

Thanks for your help!!

The lookout isn't that good to film IMO...

It is not easy to find an extreme negative review of something, even if it is currently popular, on Reddit. I mean I know tastes and opinions vary, but to an extent they treat themselves like the center of the universe to have an opinion about it, encouraging people not to even experience it, and act like their taste is the absolute perfection?

And in every subreddit of every country, people would say they hate their own country and government, while glazing other nations that other Redditors say negative things about simultaneously.

Maybe the only subreddits I don't see hate are pet/animal subreddits...

I mean, if you exclude classic releases, DSBM have way more viewers on platforms like YouTube. Lifelover and Xasthur have gigantic views per video compared to other bands.

There are absolutely no sources of the smell I could think of, and how could it only appear in a certain area. It only occurs when I am laying on my bed, but whenever I change my position, or sit up to investigate the smell, it disappears.

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I am an international student, and I just came to know aboute Sale wetlands. Unlike Edithvale and other wetlands near the CBD (which I've mostly been to), the wetland at Sale allows the public to walk across the wetland instead of just standing outside, which seems interesting. I am interested in birds, especially egrets, so I think Sale Common wetland is pretty suitable for me to take, or at least see, few wetland birds.

Has anyone been there? I made a post in the sub for state Victoria, but people say I can post here for more answers. Thanks very much!

Edit: Thanks yall! Im definitely going there!

I am an international student, and I just came to know aboute Sale wetlands. Unlike Edithvale and other wetlands near the CBD (which I've mostly been to), the wetland at Sale allows the public to walk across the wetland instead of just standing outside, which seems interesting. I am interested in birds, especially egrets, so I think Sale Common wetland is pretty suitable for me to take, or at least see, few wetland birds.

Has anyone been there? Thanks very much!

He's 18. Legally an adult. And I can never understand why parents in my country (Vietnam) take pride in controlling their children this much. Poor guy, though.

Like it literally forgets everything, and each response is a completely new conversation?

Was asking some questions about a historical figure, and in my next question there was the word "onwards". The AI literally changed languages to Vietnamese, and talked about the movie Onwards instead.

What is happening??

Even stranger is that this is among the most superstitious religions, at least in my country (Vietnam). While Buddhists just practice their religion in peace, Taoism sometimes gets woven into daily life, and many families, religious or not, have at least a few Taoist talismans in their household, or even hang them at the front door. But wasn't Taoism introduced by a normal person (Laozi) with no religious affiliations at all?

People also make it look like a scary cult: from Taoist rituals (I experienced a few because my relatives in the countryside are extremely religious), to scarier cases such as the one that inspired the movie "Incantation".

Why would something that starts mundane ended up being turned into a religion like that?