#piman

[bottlepiecemuses]

The Message Heard Around The World

Everyone better be on edge for a big reveal. Also just love that Kaya knows him due to her interest in medicine. Love that girl. Also love his homeland recognizes his genius. But in my opinion, when the news gets out he was killed it will devastate them and I hope they don't get bustercalled by the government.

[bonesandpoemsandflowers]

I have done prettier altars before, but this year's distinguishing feature is how maximalist the set up is and how I am literally running out of space on the mantle to put his stuff.

[etiennelouisjuste]

✅ Remèd natirèl #ilsè #estomak ak #asid Abòne ak paj la epi Pataje Pataje pou pèmèt ou toujou jwenn nouvote yo 🔷Majorite Moun nan tout laj ap soufri avèk maladi sa , se kòm yon maleng ki nan estoma kap fatige'w. Li ba'w doulè, kè boule, malèz, vomisman, pèdi pwa .... aprè ou fin al wè yon doktè ki pou ede'w, men yon resèt natirèl ou ka fè ki trè bon e kap ede'w.men kijan'w kapab jere sa: 🔹Si lestomak lan ap brilew pran yon vè dlo mete yon ti pousyé bikabonat ladann epi bwèl 🔹Men yon lot tretman nou ka fé anko 🔶 Engredyan 🔸Pòm de tè kri🥔 🔸chou vyolèt 🌳 🔸siwo myèl🍯 ♦ Preparasyon: Wap pran pòm de tè kri ak chou vyolèt la ou lave yo byen ak dlo pwòp epi rache yo pa ti moso met nan yon blenndè mete ti dlo pou yo ka byen blennde epi koule'l, ajouté siwo myèl ladann bwè yon vè chak maten avan'w manje. Lè'w fini chak swa avan'w dòmi bwè you'n ou 2 kiyé 🚫 Pa manje #piman🌶 , pa bwè #soda🍸 , #koka🍻🥂 , #alkòl.🥃 🚫 Pa kenbe remèd yo pou kont nou. Pataje l #etiennelouisjuste https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl7aEvOLOaP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rockofeye]

Good afternoon, I want to thank you for share your knowledge and for your time. Can you please help me with some information about Demple lacroix, how to serve him, with Saint represents him, colors or wherever you can share. Thank you again

Hi there,

So, the Lakwa family is deep, wide, and full of Gede that may or may not appear in the broader regleman of the religion. It's not unusual for there to be Gede specific to a lakou or lineage, or even a region.

I'm not familiar with the this particular Gede. Did autocorrect maybe butcher the name?

All Gede are different and want different things. Piman is a good basic Gede drink, but not all Gede will accept it (and even get offended if offered!) Most Gede will accept black, white, and purple, but that can also vary. There are lots of different saints for Gede as well. Gede service depends on where you are from and how you have been taught.

If the name was reflected incorrectly, feel free to send another message and I'll see if I can help more.

[greatwyrmgold]

So, there's this achievement in HoloCure called Tank Class. It requires you to reach a maximum HP of 500, in a game where base HP values usually range from 60-75 and HP don't automatically increase as you level up or something. You can start with extra max HP from a few sources, but most of that HP needs to come from items or the stat bonuses you get when you run out of item slots. Most of the latter are for useless stats like damage or attack speed, though.

I've given it a couple of shots with Kiara (who has 90 base HP), and the second got painfully close.

HoloCure players are probably impressed by that time. After all, starting at 30 minutes, those creepy head things start spawning. They deal less damage than most enemies, but they're faster, more numerous, have more health than most bosses, and their stats rapidly increase as the timer ticks on. And I survived a full ten minutes of that...mostly by running away. I could barely defeat any of them after the first few minutes. The lab coat's passive XP generation meant I could pull together a few more levels, but traditional "beast enemies up to get XP drops" leveling was close to nil.

Still, on the bright side, I basically doubled my Endless Mode high score. Nowhere near the 99th place I'd need to get on a leaderboard, but hey.

So, notes for future improvement.

Aside from the Super Knightly Milk (which under optimal circumstances would have a 3% chance of dropping at some point, with no possible player influence), the only items that increase max HP are the Piki Piki Piman, Just Bandage, and Jingisukan super collab (spider cooking + elite lava + uber sheep). The latter increases MHP almost twice as much as the first two combined, so it's essential. Not that the other two are good to avoid.

Don't worry too much about whether you can kill the YAGOO heads. You can't. Save your special for when the revive might be handy. Also, the stamp that reduces damage while letting you run faster might have finally found an edge case where it's useful!

For that same reason, it's not worth making 2-3 more collabs after the Jingisukan, since each delays the stat-ups for another seven levels. Maybe don't make any after the Elite Cooking.

Likewise, avoid items which take five levels to max out, and try to pick up both the Face Mask and the Full Meal (which don't level at all after being collected). The fewer levels required to max everything out, the more chances to pick up HP bonuses.

Researcher's Coat is necessary if you want to keep leveling after 30 minutes. The Study Glasses probably give enough bonus XP to justify picking them, even if you don't get them until mid-game; think of it as balancing out the two extra levels you need to max them out compared to a 5-level item, not the five it takes to level them up. This achievement will be won or not from levels gained after maxing out everything, not total level.

In case Future Me forgets to count items: Face Mask, Full Meal, Just Bandage, PPP, Researcher's Coat, Study Glasses, Uber Sheep. Once the Uber Sheep gets cooked into the Jingisukan, that's six items for the six item slots. The bandage, sheep, and PPP are top priority, but the rest are spoken for. Eliminate all other items, especially 5-level items.

Try to avoid rerolling before everything's maxed. Save them all for rerolling stats to HP, if you can.

Hopefully you won't have to run from the YAGOO heads for ten minutes to reach 500 HP next time. Especially if you reach Gachikoi with Kiara.

[mochinomnoms]

Hey! Anon who said about the economy of the Inca and stuff!

Sorry if the message came out wrong, I didn’t mean to dismiss the pre-Inca cultures, really sorry about that :(. I meant the last one when the conquistadores came and conquered the land. I always forget the names, sorry :/. I’ll look into that further.

Also, I didn’t know Inca was used for both singular and plural. I always heard the S being included when talked about them in plural, at least in Lima-Peru Spanish, that or I just heard it wrong my entire life holy fuck.

Oh! Almost forgot to ask, are there languages like Quechua in Mexico to this day? Like, are they still taught and talked or?

Oh it's okay! I don't think it's common knowledge? I didn't get taught about it in school at least and I'm in the US. It learned about it for my anthro/archaeology classes.

For the singluar vs plural thing, it might depend on region? I was taught that it was Inca, but it can also be spelled as Inka as well. It might be Incas in Lima, Peru, but I wouldn't know myself. It might be case of referring to the empire equals Inca but the peoples are Incas.

For the language, Quechua is an indigenous language family that originated in South America in Peru and the surrounding countries. It gets confused with the Quechan/Yuma tribe of Arizona, but they are different! I don't know much about it, but it's also referred to as Runasimi and is either one of or the most spoken pre-Columbian language family in the Americas. Technically there are a few different languages within Quechua, think of Quechua like this: Quechua languages equals Romance languages, and it's variates such as Lima equals Spanish or Italian.

From what I could gather, it mostly remains a spoken language, but is one of Peru's, Bolivia's, and Ecuador's official languages, as well as intergraded with bilingual education. In the Andean region, as with other indigenous languages, it has been intermixed with Spanish and Spanish as a dialact is distinct there because of this! These are called loanwords, where words from one language are adopted into another. For Quechua, wawa (infant), misi (cat), waska (strap or thrashing) are common words used instead of their Spanish counterparts bebe, gato, paliza. This is a common thing with most languages, but it's very cool.

For Mexico, the family of languages is entirely different as they're made of up completely different indigenous people! In Western United States and Mexico, most people are familiar with Uto-Aztecan languages and the Mayan languages in Southern Mexico. The Uto-Aztecan languages include over 30 languages such as Hopi, Nahuan, Cupan, Piman, and I couldn't possibly name them all! There are so many of them! For the Mayan languages, it's smaller but one of the best documented ones! They include the Yucatecan branch and the Huastecan branch in Mexico, but there are more in Guatemala, which is also where the Maya empire resided.

Quite a few of these languages are still alive and mostly well, they obviously suffered due to conquest, but are efforts to preserve the language and teach it, though I believe it's mostly at a local level and not national. Mexico isn't very nice to their indigenous peoples from what I'm aware, but I'm not knowledgeable enough to speak on the subject unfortunately, so I don't want to say too much about it without more research.

[vergol]

Victim: AUGHHUHHJJHGGH!!!! HELP!!

John Kramer: The city known as Bangkok isn’t actually named Bangkok; that’s a nickname. Its full name is Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit. It holds the Guinness World Record for the city with the longest name. Anyways, let’s play a game.

[southeastasiadiary]

Day Twenty-Six, Part One: A Day in Bangkok

I’ve got to admit that, even after nearly four weeks of travel in four different countries, Bangkok could still overwhelm me. There’s only one word for the places we went today: breathtaking. Every time you turn around, there’s a scene that’s even more spectacular than the last. Neither my words nor my photographs will, I’m sure, do the city justice, but it is undoubtedly a place like nowhere else on earth. No wonder Jim Thompson took up residence here.

To begin with, you have to understand that Bangkok isn’t the real name of the city. The real name (and I’m not making it up) is Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit. When my guide, Rich, pronounced it, it almost sounded as though he were singing a pop song. Of course, if you only had a four-week vacation, and you said that one of the places you wanted to go was Krung Threp etc. (or, in honor of Yul Brynner, “Etc., etc., etc.”), your four weeks would be up, and you wouldn’t even have left the travel agency yet. So, Bangkok (meaning “The Village of Wild Plums”) is a useful nickname.

Our first stop of the day was the Grand Palace, a place that almost redefines the meaning of both grand and palace.

Rather than a single building, the Grand Palace is an entire complex of buildings in white, gold, and a host of other colors that manage to be impressive without the “Oh, come on, now,” overdone nature of the White Palace at Chiang Rai.

Around one portico is a series of 178 scenes, recently restored, from the Ramayana. Here, for example, is an image of the monkey army pledging its loyalty to Rama.

Demon figures guard certain doorways.

The quality of the carving and painting is exquisite.

A large gold stupa stands surrounded by smaller stupas, each of which is impressive by itself.

Around each corner is another phenomenal building, such as this one

and this one.

Golden Naga snakes lead up to gold inlaid doors.

On one wall, in another scene from the Ramayana, the monkey king, Hanuman, pursues the mermaid, Suvannamacha. (This story would become important again later in the afternoon when we saw it re-enacted at a dance recital.)

[foodies-channel]

🍥 Noriben with chikuwa-ten and stuffed piman

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[marksbirch]

Random fact for the day, what you and most people outside Thailand know as the city called Bangkok, actually has an official name that is quite different and longer than name we have come to know.

The official name for Bangkok is Krung Thep Maha Nakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit.

For official government purposes though, they only use the first four word Krung Thep Maha Nakhon.

Do you think you could remember all of that 😂

[moonglittering]

vi will take a man’s hand in marriage if he can say the full name of his hometown aka bangkok, thailand which is krung thep mahanakhon amon rattanakosin mahinthara ayuthaya mahadilok phop noppharat ratchathani burirom udomratchaniwet mahasathan amon piman awatan sathit sakkathattiya witsanukam prasit.

[pik-zilla-124]

Piman 1

[veuxhaullinho64ecompte]

ça revient à appeler Bangkok Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit

[rockofeye]

Besides the fiery smell of piman and peppers, what are colognes and scents that the Gede?

Gede likes a lot of stuff, and it kind of depends on the Gede. Florida Water and cigarette smoke are big ones, but it gets down to preferences. I have a Gede who wants Pompeia Lotion, Rev D'Or, expensive perfume, and champagne. I have another who knocked the bottle of piman off the table and told me how to make his bottle the way he wanted it.

It depends a lot on relationships. You have the basic foundation, so more than that really relies on the relationships Gede builds with you. Many houngans and manbos end up with personal Gede that have very specific requests, and sometimes that happens for servitors too!

[haitianculture509]

Djo Piman Ak Milpaven - #Extra

[79zz]

Sparking Violet

"Taking back control, I, Piman, will lend my strength!"

The one-eyed Saiyan with a great disdain for himself at fifteen, Piman spent his entire life as a mere grunt. The life he lived was one of tragedy, from his mom dying, to his brother vanishing, to the cycle of abuse he put up with all his life; enough to leave him idly wandering through life when he found the Taxono Legion. A group dedicated to reviving their God Doma; not that Piman cared. He didn't even care about the rage spell they placed him under when he confused Renji for his long-lost brother. Working for them against the team, he proved to be a great rival, even at points being put into situations where he bonded with the team. As feelings of confliction arose, so too did new experiences in learning, making people smile, and feeling like maybe he could live a better life for once. When push came to shove, he finally fought back, and joined the Sparking Fighterz he considered his new family. Being gifted the Oozaru moons, Piman Nothing will hold him back ever again.

And now we have the violet ranger, named after the Japanese word for bell pepper, and obligatory saiyan of the group. Carrying remnants of the original saiyan I had in mind, I also had ideas for a surfer dude majin, but eventually decided to give us a bit of subversion; making an iconic part of DB a later member. Not many other notes this time around, hope you still enjoy!