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For example, a missile flew from the coast of Syria, bearing the Russian flag, to where it should according to the ambitions of the Russian people. How will events unfold?
I can't imagine what reason there could be for a missile to launch, no matter where it comes from, unless it's launched by fools. Nowadays, a fuss starts over trivial things. But a missile is a missile; even just a couple of them are enough to cause serious trouble.
Her aunt is great, she really came up with something clever. I especially liked the statement about the point of getting into a fight when you have a child in your belly. I don't understand who she's rooting for, probably herself, that is, building an image for herself.
Before saying or writing anything, at least carefully review and read the arguments of your opponents. The example about a child in the belly is a personal one, and the main point about why/when/how was stated before... And with a child in the belly, you can practically do anything, because during physical confrontations, only a complete idiot would use force in response.
Yes, there are plenty of insensitive people around. But maybe she simply fell awkwardly in the crowd. Honestly, all these discussions seem pointless. Everyone has their own opinion, and they've already made up their minds. Everyone is responsible for themselves. Just observe.
And also... I didn't want to reply to you in the Kyiv movement thread, so as not to create unnecessary drama in the championship thread. I'm just telling you as a designer that phrases next to each other in different languages look... tasteless, shall we say...
I'm not a designer either, but I like it. And 20 other clients do too. In Odessa, there were 40, and they all seemed satisfied. As for tastes, it's a matter of opinion; it's not too late to change it, and I'm not forcing anyone. It was my personal initiative to add some flair to the session. And initiative goes hand in hand with criticism. I also read research on the extent to which good and bad reviews spread. It turns out that a good review has a depth of 3 units, while a bad review creates a wave and has a depth of 40. People tend to be silent about good things, but they are quick to discuss negative things. That's just how people are.
Added 17 minutes later bubuch
I can't help but agree. What changes are expected for the poor with the accession to the EU?
Did I write anywhere that something is expected from this? I believe that there are no obvious pros or cons from either, and I don't understand how you can use selective knowledge to argue about what the Ukrainian people should do and what they should choose. Does anyone know that Kuzbass coal is 4 times cheaper than ours, and what will happen if cheap coal floods our market? Yes, the economy as a whole will benefit from the lower cost of raw materials, but a multi-million army of mining families will suffer. This is a long topic, a difficult choice, and it's about the overall direction, not just specific prospects. In any case, China will be everywhere in 10 years. You already have Russia up to the Urals, and China beyond the Urals. And it will be there, and you won't be able to compete with it economically, which means it won't be a particularly good ally for us, in my opinion. Business in Europe is structured differently. They don't destroy markets by competing on price; that's considered a last resort. We just don't know how to do it any other way. They negotiate and make money; we destroy markets and sit around losing money until everyone dies and only one or two remain. China has the same aggressive model. This is very scary, and it must not be allowed to happen, otherwise we will be stuck in a hole forever.
And also... I didn't want to reply to you in the Kyiv event thread, so as not to create unnecessary drama in the championship thread. I'm just telling you, as a designer, that phrases next to each other in different languages look... tasteless, shall we say...
It's like:
Concert tomorrow at 10 Welcome
Comrade Vatya! You have a great opportunity to prepare your design for souvenirs (it doesn't necessarily have to be clothing) for the Minsk tournament, which, as many of us hope, will take place under any circumstances. This is a great opportunity to demonstrate your professional design skills to us. By criticizing others without offering anything in return, you still won't achieve anything!
some of the 6 ATGs here are still acting up))) and some are even lowering their BR)))) how fun)) maybe someone will pass it on to Nytik)) and he will finally play in a decent tournament)))
Comrade Vatya! You have a great opportunity to prepare your design for souvenirs (it doesn't necessarily have to be clothing) for the Minsk tournament, which, as many of us hope, will take place under any circumstances. This is a great opportunity to demonstrate your professional design skills to us. Criticizing others without offering anything in return will not get you anywhere!
I was just suggesting how to fix it, but not in this thread. And I have no desire to sell souvenirs, even though I work in this field.
Vatya
