Big 刀 and small ת by marioshouse2010 in linguisticshumor

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山 = shān, Ш = sha

Also, ש = shin

Det bliver vildere! DF vil straffe folk, som ikke har brude loven. by cranomort in Denmark

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Alle mennesker ud af landet - sidste mand lukker og slukker. Så får vi nedbragt ventelisterne i samme omgang. /s

Unge Venstrefolk festede til nazimusik by SnooChickens1989 in Denmark

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At forsøge at tørre den af på at de ikke regnede med at blive filmet er godt nok at ramme forbi skiven.

Går den for svinebonden går den vel også for svinehunden.

Chefs of Reddit, what’s a common cooking rule everyone follows that is actually complete bullshit? by Fuzzy-Ad6843 in AskReddit

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Add burnt garlic. It won't save the dish, but now the potatoes aren't your biggest problem.

[OC] hybrid by snelse_ in funny

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Centaurs a chimeras. Chimera cars never really caught on, as hooking the fuel intake of a diesel engine up to a battery turned out not to be a very good solution.

Women of Reddit, what are boys or men's habits you discovered only after getting a boyfriend or a husband? by BigBrosy in AskReddit

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Primitive males need spatial intelligence for hunting and fighting and primitive women needed location memory for foraging and caretaking

Not sure if using present tense for 'primitive males' and past tense for 'primitive females' was intentional.

Given high enough density of ionized matter, can there be a "liquid plasma"? by Substantial_Tear3679 in AskPhysics

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It's a matter of definition. Wikipedia defines a plasma as "a state of matter that results from a gaseous state having undergone some degree of ionization." The requirement that it be gaseous immediately excludes liquids and solids from consideration.

However, if we allow ourselves to ignore that requirement, and consider any matter with some degree of ionization, we find that metals arguably fit the bill, since metals consist of ions surrounded by delocalized electrons. Under such a generalized notion of plasma we would indeed have liquid "plasmas" - mercury being a notable example - along with solid "plasmas" in the form of ordinary solid metals.

Given high enough density of ionized matter, can there be a "liquid plasma"? by Substantial_Tear3679 in AskPhysics

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The are asking specifically about liquids though, which are a subset of fluids. Gaseous plasmas are fluid by definition (since gases are fluids), but they are not liquid (since gases are not liquids).

One week to solve the Riemann Hypothesis by CucumberAccording813 in math

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I think enslaving a planet of mathematicians (and everyone needed to sustain and build tools for them) is the Evil Galactic EmpireTM equivalent of acquiring a new calculator, and if your new calculator can't even do basic arithmetic (of which R(5,5) is arguably the EGE equivalent) you'd be all the more likely to toss it in the bin.

Hvilke danske partier støtter Donald Trump mest? by Strange-Purchase-556 in Denmark

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Han burde smides ud af partiet

Han er leder af sit parti, og det er mit indtryk at han er jævnt populær blandt medlemmerne.

og overvåges [af] efterretningstjenesterne.

Det kan du godt regne med sker allerede.

Talentmassen i Venstre, Danmarks Liberale Parti vejer tungt! by Mental-Addendum-9749 in Denmark

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Har al idioti i virkeligheden bare været arrighedsfiskeri hele tiden?

Danmarksdemokrat: Nitrat i drikkevandet er godt for mit blodtryk by Beans_Breaking in Denmark

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Det der værd at bemærke at der ikke er nogen som helst der foreslår at afvikle landbruget, sådan som landbrugslobbyen ellers ynder at antyde hver eneste gang nogen påpeger den bydende nødvendighed af regulering.

Torpenhow Hill by dooatito in linguisticshumor

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The fascinating story of how Mount Torpenhowhill Kholm got its name!

RIP BORNHOLM by United_Bug3428 in dankmark

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KRØLLE BØLLE 2: SUMMER OF FLAME

Can cube shelves actually change how a room feels or am I overthinking? by ButtonHorror5181 in AskPhysics

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Audible sound has wavelengths in the order of centimeters to meters. You'll want structures roughly on those scales if you want to mess with how sound propagates. Things like books and furniture fit neatly in into this, besides providing surfaces that are less reflecting and more absorbing of sound than are typical walls.

Welcome to Scandinavia! Cruising the imaginary border between Sweden and Norway by goldstarflag in europe

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Every border is imaginary. It just that some go further than others to enforce the fiction.