#freedo

[honey-moon-freak]

I can talk what I want, how I wanna

[freedorentals]

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[xuhowi]

Моя любимая аниме-вселенная: Титаны на атаке!

Сказать, что "Атака Титанов" - это просто аниме, значит ничего не сказать. Это история, которая захватила миллионы сердец по всему миру, история о борьбе за выживание, о дружбе, о любви и о цене свободы.

Мир, где люди живут за высокими стенами, в страхе перед гигантскими человекоподобными монстрами - Титанами. Мир, где каждый день может стать твоим последним. Мир, где героями становятся те, кто не борется, а просто делает то, что должен.

Эрен Йегер, Микаса Аккерман и Армин Арлерт - главные герои этой истории. Три друга, которые прошли через многое, но не потеряли веру в человечество. Три друга, которые готовы рискнуть всем, чтобы защитить свой дом и своих близких.

"Атака Титанов" - это не просто аниме, это произведение искусства. Это аниме, которое заставляет тебя думать, которое заставляет тебя чувствовать. Это аниме, которое меняет тебя.

[nctrnm]

NctrnmFM(nctrnm.com): "New Rules - Freedo Remix" by Dua Lipa, Freedo.

[givemegifs]

[lyrics724]

Enough

[Intro] I, I I, I, I I, I, I I, I [Verse 1] I try to make the most of this Till I get scared, I’ll ruin it, yeah But when I look into your eyes It’s you and I, yeah, you and I [Pre-Chorus] We fell in so naturally We didn’t even think about it We’re so like a masterpiece My heart keeps wondering[Chorus] Is it enough? I, I give you all my love You give me all your love (I) Say it’s enough I, I give…

[planetvries]

🪓🧡🏹

[rogerdeakinsdp]

so i've fallen down a rabbit hole of watching videos of foreigners travelling and/or moving to russia, and i need to rant bc even my mom is tired of me talking about, every time we're in the kitchen together she's like "have you found another one?" and i'm like "yeah 😔" ........ anyway

i'm not saying there's something inherently wrong with the people who choose to come to russia, especially after february 2022, but i'm not not saying it. i definitely don't trust them, and i assume they're right wing until proven otherwise. most of the people who come stay in moscow/st petersburg, none of them travel outside of the european part and GEEE I WONDER WHY. none of them are poor and most of them have questionable politics to begin with

there's this one american guy who tours TYPICAL/LUXURY supermarkets in russia and out of all of them he's the most popular right now. and even if he understands the concept of currency and how the exchange rate actually works, most of the commenters don't. "a liter of milk is only 80 cents" first of all, that's 950ml AT BEST, could be 800 or 750, and that's not cheap. "coffee is only 5 dollars" 450 for instant coffee is a lot. "look at these shelves in the middle of all those sanctions. does it look like the people are starving????" if you don't understand the details of sourcing produce don't draw stupid conclusions. like sure there's bread and milk and local meat because it's local, there's less variety and everything is more expensive, but there's still some stuff. you have to look at cosmetics, cleaning supplies, fruits and veggies, oils, cookies, drinks, alcohol. the first wave of sanctions that really hit the stores was in 2014 and you weren't there my guy. and even now like the pads are so expensive, and you get chinese brands that aren't as nice, and i can't get my favorite oral b dental floss anymore

there's another american guy who went to the grocery store to buy some pastry, 2 fruity drinks and 3 bottles of water. "omg just 11 dollars" 1100 is expensive!!! you can get like 25 different kinds of pasta that will last you months! "had lunch. only 30 dollars" 3k for a lunch that's just some vareniki and pirozhki?????? are you insane???? "just 30 dollars" fuck off. and the people he meets.... there was one girl from krasnoyarsk, and he asked "is that in the asian part of russia?" and she was like "that's in the middle of russia, asia is far way" GIRL WHAT THE FUCK???? you should know better. nobody thinks of western siberia when they say "the middle of russia" they mean central russia and you know it. krasnoyarsk is in the asian part of russia

there's another american guy who moved to russia to raise his family because russia is more like what the god intended, and they respect family values here and all that right wing bullshit. he sold his what looks like a $400,000 house in the states SO OF COURSE EVERYTHING IS CHEAP HERE YOU STUPID FUCKING SHIT!!!! "they have organic food here, no gmo, even the milk here isn't pasteurized" all milk in stores is pasteurized you dipshit!! "there's no racism here, they treat immigrants really well" because you're american!!!! they don't treat people from central asia, or indigenous peoples, or people from the caucasus the way they treat you!

there's a dutch guy who was surprised that russian people wash their hands when they come home and i don't know what to say????? you don't wash your hands???? gross

there's a japanese guy who also doesn't understand currency. "everything here is cheaper than in japan or finland" yeah i wonder why russia is cheaper than those first world countries, is don't even know why....... and he went to crimea in the last two years.....

there's a korean girl who mostly just vlogs about going to museums, and going to cafes and making food, and it's pretty boring, and she even acknowledged that her experience of russia is different from someone who lives here and it all depends on your economic situation, age, social status, your circumstances, and i just watch her videos looking for something inflammatory which is ?????? but there will be something 👁👁 why did you come girl???

there's another korean girl who went to the red square in a fur coat and no hat in december, which is suspicious........

there's a number of pretty unmemorable foreigners who are like "all my family told me not to come to russia, yet i'm here anyway, i'm gonna try to survive here because i like a challenge" go solve climate change if you like a challenge! knowing that living like me, better than me, with more money than me, is a challenge to someone is truly something..... GO HOME!

many of these people say "there's no restrictions on freedom on speech or freedom of expression, the media lied to us, i'm just a normal guy who wants to live my life with my family, i don't care what the government is doing" you're so stupid. you're so privileged. the commenters on these videos are full of right wingers, people are openly racists in them. it's just a cesspool of awful people.

"people are so nice and welcoming" because you are from the west!!!!!!!

JUST GO HOME!!!!! WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE????

[minglana]

god im skipping all the no spanish september rules today BUT. important!!!!! (for me): does anyone have a gaming laptop? was it cheap? after looking at reddit im thinking of buying an asus tuf a15 ryzen 5 bc its on sale in some websites ive looked at, BUT ive seen videos say that its kinda bad quality? is it just that reviewers expect too much quality out of everything? or is it that bad of a quality??

[no-gods-no-masters-tshirts]

[bizlybebo]

its so funny seeing people mention some random details about the campaign and then going "what when did that happen?????"

bad audio procession be damned 😔😔

also i do absolutely agree that jrwi is bit.. horny at times.. tho it never discomforted me as much as not another dnd podcast(couldnt pass through and just stopped like three eps in)

tho i do not expect any more/less of the boys theyre goobers

NO REAALLL. i deadass did not know chip ever had a buzzcut. my brain just didn't process it in ep20 or so when he cut his hair off out of boredom apparently?? like i've heard people say that but i dont remember it </3 i only 'found out' abt the buzzcut being canon in like. february.

and yeah the jrwi boys are just. absolute creatures. every time i think of ep 113 i feel the need to punch a wall

[freedorentals]

Solo Traveler's Guide to Bike Rentals: Freedom and Flexibility on Two Wheels

Traveling solo and renting a bike can be an exhilarating and liberating experience. Whether you're exploring the city, cruising through picturesque countryside, or embarking on an adventure in an exotic location, biking offers a unique way to immerse yourself in your surroundings. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you make the most of your solo biking adventure with Freedo rentals:

1. Research Your Destination: Before you depart, research the area you plan to visit. Identify bike-friendly cities or regions and look for bike rental options.

2. Choose the Right Bike: Select a bike that suits your needs. For urban exploration, a city bike or hybrid bike might be ideal, while a mountain or road bike is better for rugged terrains. Ensure the bike's size and features are comfortable for your body and the type of riding you plan to do.

3. Safety First: Always wear a helmet, especially when biking in unfamiliar areas. Familiarize yourself with local traffic rules and road signs. Equip your bike with lights and reflectors if you plan to ride at night.

4. Plan Your Routes: Plot your routes in advance using maps or GPS apps. Consider using cycling-specific apps like Strava or Komoot to discover popular bike routes in the area.

5. Local Bike Shops and Rental Agencies: Look for reputable bike rental shops or agencies in your destination. Read reviews, check their bike selection, and compare prices. It's a good idea to visit the shop in person to inspect the bike and discuss any specific requirements.

6. Booking in Advance: If possible, book your bike rental in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons. This ensures you get the bike you want and saves you time on arrival.

7. Ask About Accessories: Inquire about additional accessories such as panniers, locks, and repair kits. These can make your journey more convenient and secure.

8. Check the Rental Agreement: Carefully review the rental agreement, including terms, pricing, and any damage deposit requirements. Ensure you understand the policies for late returns or damage to the bike.

9. Inspect the Bike: Before taking off, thoroughly inspect the bike for any existing damage or issues. Take photos if necessary and inform the rental shop staff so they don't hold you responsible for pre-existing problems.

10. Maintenance and Repairs: - Familiarize yourself with basic bike maintenance, such as fixing a flat tire. The rental shop may provide you with a basic repair kit and instructions.

11. Local Etiquette: - Be respectful of local customs and etiquette. In some places, it's considered impolite to ride on sidewalks, while in others, it's common practice.

12. Be Mindful of Your Surroundings: - Stay aware of your surroundings and keep your valuables secure. Use a lock when leaving your bike unattended.

13. Embrace Flexibility: - One of the joys of solo bike travel is the freedom to change your plans on a whim. Be open to unexpected discoveries and detours.

14. Stay Hydrated and Nourished: - Carry water and snacks, especially on longer rides, to stay energized and hydrated.

15. Share Your Adventures: - Document your solo bike journeys through photos, videos, or a travel journal. Share your experiences with friends and family or consider starting a travel blog or social media account.

16. Safety in Numbers: - While solo biking is a wonderful adventure, it's often safer to ride with a group, especially in remote areas. Consider joining group rides or tours if available.

17. Follow Sustainable Practices: - Respect the environment and local communities by following Leave No Trace principles. Dispose of trash properly and be considerate of wildlife and local residents.

18. Return the Bike On Time: - Ensure you return the rental bike on time to avoid extra charges. Clean the bike if required, and express your gratitude to the rental shop for their services.

19. Reflect on Your Journey: - Take time to reflect on your solo biking adventures. The freedom and flexibility of traveling on two wheels can lead to memorable experiences and personal growth.

Solo travel on a rented bike offers a unique blend of freedom, adventure, and connection with the places you visit. With proper planning and precautions, it can be a deeply rewarding and unforgettable experience. So, gear up, hit the road, and let the open path lead you to new discoveries with Freedo Rentals!

Make your trip a memorable experience with Freedo bike hire in Bangalore

Exploring the City becomes easy and hassle-free when you choose a reliable and cost-effective bike rental service provider. Being one of them, Freedo gives you the best travel experience by offering affordable, convenient, and safe bike rental services.

No need to take the hassles of a personal vehicle. If you want your trip the most memorable one, Choose Freedo two wheeler rent in Bangalore. We make sure you get access to the latest and well-operated models of bikes. Reach out to us in case of any queries or further assistance on our bike rental services.

[beholdthesword]

As a generally untouched and touch starved person I am having lots of feelings reading the second half of the long way to a small angry planet

[pleasestopthese]

[fluffypotatey]

remembering that time someone asked my sister why she wasn’t happy about the fact that the El Salvador president was “bringing order” back to the nation and how she had to restrain herself from decking the dude in the face

[valentinofmannara]

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