Bio et AOP : Pseudo, votre utilisateur français préféré !
Not only that but people use to place up fournitures and old stuff salvageable outside, on visible spot, for people needing it when it would be time for heavy trash pick up what would be left would be taken away. Now local authorities have defund heavy trash pick and worked very hard at rebranding this as littering. It start to affect the way people act: now they get rid of trash. Salvageable things mixed with literal rubbishes and broken unfixable stuff.
You’re welcome and thank you for reminding me of Cells at work. I’ve finally started it and it is very nice.
That’s not an anime in the sense of Japanese animation but french animation has it “own” Cells at Work. It is called Il était une fois la vie (Once upon a time life) and holds very well today despite being 40 years old.
That is making every of your comment memorable…
Maybe you can inform people around you that you have extra wood in case they need some. It won’t empty your stock but from time to time you could get rid of some and help someone.
Thanks you for the context. TIL.
Well I don’t care what you think! I’m crossposting things either way!
Why not kill people thinking about crime to solve murder?
My bad: I meant Cake Mania
Do you remember Cooking Mania?
Well planning all this and executing it you won’t have time to be bored.
I have an easier time feel it moving that seeing it. But I can see it and I doesn’t rotate on the same axe than all those GIF. The legs goes up until it is on its back then back where I can’t see them and on its legs again.
Thank you for sharing.
I have a thing were I can imagine speech without having to imagine sounds. I don’t know how to call that. That is some sort of quiet internal narration for my imagination that happened when I read a lot. When I watch a lot of movies, I end up imagining camera mouvement, like traveling and zoom in/out. It is like I can imagine vividly but the way my imagination express itself is out of my control and depend on my recent environnement.
I’m from France and I lack a lot in understanding the rythm in the english language.
Nice concept.