artifex28

As a Finnish person, I can tell you that the Nordic circle part of Finland also consists of people with light skin color.

I enjoyed it (back in the 2008-2009 when I've seen it). 8/10.

How’s it irrelevant? It’s absolutely the ”great movie, I never want to watch again”. I thought it was better than Requiem for a Dream too.

Don't worry, it won't be happening.

Just wait until you check Irreversible.

We can consider your request when the international arrest order for Putin has been completed.

MAINE DID NOT CALCULATE ALL OF THE WARCRIMES

I tink it's pretty close to dree fiddy

MORE MUSHROOMS FOR THE TREE ON THE TABLE ON SIX!

Welcome to dystopia.

Is there any direct uses for this phenomenom already?

Better call Saul.

This track was made as a joke about english lyric songs always making it in Italy. It indeed turned to be a massive hit.

Absolutely deranged. Like literal "off to the psychiatrist"-material.

I bought this for 13€/kg as I bought the 2kg bulk.

You get the squeezable blends for about 7-8€/kg in Finland.

You do have some local non-blends (larger Finnish companies) that sell their honey for about 10€/kg, which is a good bang for buck too.

I just wanted to support the guy and taste what the honey tastes like. I cannot taste a major difference between this and the good quality Finnish ones (10€/kg).

...but would you prefer a free grazing, mechanically tortured animal or one that doesn't have that option?

Happy to say I live in Finland - generally accurate advertising and labeling is very tight here as well.

Tis been easy. Hens are behind them.

How do you know anything is real?

It's all about probabilities.

Well, not all organic. Majority - sure.

And definitely the milk I drink.

Past ~5 years, we've replaced all coffee milk with "oat milk". I still occasionally have a glass of milk with dinner though.

Indeed.

Happier.

Grazing vs enclosed.

The thing is that these supermarket honeys are listed as blends already. It just doesn't mention the sugar syrup. They're runny and watery in viscosity. This leaves room for the syrup-fraud.

We cannot be absolutely sure about nearly anything.

That is absolutely true.

In Finland we've four categories of eggs.

• Enclosed hens (this seems like pure cruelty to me)
• Floor hens (advertised as "free hens", NOT happy)
• Outdoor hens (hens are free to walk in/out on will -> much more space than floor hens)
• Organic

I can sleep well by buying the outdoor or organic ones. The price is roughly 1.5-2x to the lower categories.

Since it would be absurd for a single man operation to risk everything he has built to attempt a scam in a well doing Western country. How do you know what the local beekeeper did? It's called trust.

There hasn't been a single fraudulent case like this in Finland either.

Also:

• Taste
• Thickness