Happiness is not found. It’s not an object, rather a state of perception. The more you’ll objectify and discretize happiness, the less likely you’re to achieve it.
That being said, usually drugs.
On a serious note, two books helped me to understand this mystery a bit more
Ergo Balkan people are spiritual gurus because that’s their breakfast.
I see more Dutch content than German.
Reminder that your are a lunatic. Use of tryzub as a national/statehood symbol dates back to about a thousand years ago, roughly to the Viking age.
Moreover, even the link that you quote doesn’t say what you say it says.
Cool. How many trips? Would you do it for a living?
You never tried that yourself, am I right?
Exactly this here. Give people an open online discussion platform and they will turn it into Twitter.
Have you ever been to another country though? The kinds of cars handymen in Europe prefer are usually a van like T6 or Sprinter, the latter being 20 feet long. For a good pro, their van usually contains a supermarket’s worth of tools and materials nearly assembled and ready to use. You can’t just assume America is the only place that needs hauling stuff.
Yeah you play some music on the MTV
So much accusations and assumptions. What if the owner is a construction worker doing custom kitchen deliveries, and needs this monster for living. You sure can’t haul a kitchen kit in your man’s Toyota Aygo or Fiat 500.
Are we the great liberators?
You gotta communicate in the language of the listener.
Soundblaster? Pfff, Covox users club assemble!
Free gender neutral public toilets, everywhere.
I play, like, fine games. In very irregular binges. Why the fuck would I shill out 500 Euros, to raise my binges’ fps?
Twitter forces me not to engage with it’s content. Ah, what a shame!
Screw beards, ALL HAIL THOMPSON AND RITCHIE!
Dear sirs, I call bullshit! There’s no \n after the :wq!
Ah, another non mainstream source of inspirational knowledge is the Blindboy Boatclub podcast. Over years he produced a lot of episodes on the subjects of mental health and experiences delivered in a very democratic, relatable way. Mixed with crazy hot takes, like how Ney York disco was the original punk for/by LGBT community, seasoned with a thickest Limerick accent and storytelling. Delicious.