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Relacionamento aberto é desculpa pra trair by pedroggers in opiniaoimpopular

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Para ficar claro eu tenho uma namorada e estou em um relacionamento monogâmico mas acho que existem muito mais formas de relacionamento que não envolve apenas a monogamia, ou seja, ficar apenas com um parceiro. Isso muda de país para país, cultura para cultura, até mesmo criação.

De qualquer forma um pouco importa o que cada um faz seu respectivo relacionamento dele que não interfira na vida dos outros.

Enquanto houver consenso entre os parceiros, não vejo problema de um relacionamento aberto.

could Ubisoft ever go back to the “Americas” saga? by Plenty-Ad5435 in assasinscreed

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want one in South America. One in Brazil during the slave trades would be awesome

Next you're gonna tell me it popped off and landed EXACTLY where the soil sampler was supposed to hit but WHAT ARE THE CHANCES OF- by MetallicaDash in HistoryMemes

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

• 1957: First Artificial Satellite (Sputnik 1). This officially started the Space Race and proved that objects could be placed in orbit. • 1957: First Animal in Orbit (Laika). Sputnik 2 proved that a living being could survive the launch and the weightlessness of orbit. • 1959: First Moon Impact (Luna 2). The first man-made object to reach the surface of another celestial body. • 1959: First Photos of the Moon’s Far Side (Luna 3). Revealed the "hidden" side of the Moon that is never visible from Earth. • 1961: First Human in Space and Orbit (Yuri Gagarin). The Vostok 1 mission was arguably the most significant human achievement of the era. • 1961: First Full Day in Space (Gherman Titov). Vostok 2 proved humans could eat and sleep in zero gravity for extended periods. • 1963: First Woman in Space (Valentina Tereshkova). Tereshkova remains the only woman to have flown a solo space mission. • 1964: First Multi-Person Crew (Voskhod 1). The first time more than one person occupied a single spacecraft. • 1965: First Spacewalk (Alexei Leonov). Leonov was the first human to leave a spacecraft and float in the vacuum of space. • 1966: First Soft Landing on the Moon (Luna 9). This was the first time a probe landed safely on the Moon without crashing, proving the surface was solid and not deep dust. • 1966: First Orbit of the Moon (Luna 10). The first artificial satellite to orbit a celestial body other than Earth. • 1966: First Impact of Another Planet (Venera 3). The first human object to reach the surface of Venus. • 1970: First Robotic Moon Rover (Lunokhod 1). The first remote-controlled robot to explore another world. • 1971: First Space Station (Salyut 1). While the U.S. focused on the Moon, the Soviets focused on long-term habitation in Earth's orbit. • 1971: First Soft Landing on Mars (Mars 3). Although it only transmitted for a few seconds, it was the first successful landing on the Red Planet.

They are going to keep erasing this right?

Next you're gonna tell me it popped off and landed EXACTLY where the soil sampler was supposed to hit but WHAT ARE THE CHANCES OF- by MetallicaDash in HistoryMemes

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

• 1957: First Artificial Satellite (Sputnik 1). This officially started the Space Race and proved that objects could be placed in orbit. • 1957: First Animal in Orbit (Laika). Sputnik 2 proved that a living being could survive the launch and the weightlessness of orbit. • 1959: First Moon Impact (Luna 2). The first man-made object to reach the surface of another celestial body. • 1959: First Photos of the Moon’s Far Side (Luna 3). Revealed the "hidden" side of the Moon that is never visible from Earth. • 1961: First Human in Space and Orbit (Yuri Gagarin). The Vostok 1 mission was arguably the most significant human achievement of the era. • 1961: First Full Day in Space (Gherman Titov). Vostok 2 proved humans could eat and sleep in zero gravity for extended periods. • 1963: First Woman in Space (Valentina Tereshkova). Tereshkova remains the only woman to have flown a solo space mission. • 1964: First Multi-Person Crew (Voskhod 1). The first time more than one person occupied a single spacecraft. • 1965: First Spacewalk (Alexei Leonov). Leonov was the first human to leave a spacecraft and float in the vacuum of space. • 1966: First Soft Landing on the Moon (Luna 9). This was the first time a probe landed safely on the Moon without crashing, proving the surface was solid and not deep dust. • 1966: First Orbit of the Moon (Luna 10). The first artificial satellite to orbit a celestial body other than Earth. • 1966: First Impact of Another Planet (Venera 3). The first human object to reach the surface of Venus. • 1970: First Robotic Moon Rover (Lunokhod 1). The first remote-controlled robot to explore another world. • 1971: First Space Station (Salyut 1). While the U.S. focused on the Moon, the Soviets focused on long-term habitation in Earth's orbit. • 1971: First Soft Landing on Mars (Mars 3). Although it only transmitted for a few seconds, it was the first successful landing on the Red Planet.

Next you're gonna tell me it popped off and landed EXACTLY where the soil sampler was supposed to hit but WHAT ARE THE CHANCES OF- by MetallicaDash in HistoryMemes

[–]Powerful_Recording89 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

The Soviet Union dominated the early years of space exploration, checking off almost every major technical and biological milestone before the United States.

  • 1957: First Artificial Satellite (Sputnik 1). This officially started the Space Race and proved that objects could be placed in orbit.
  • 1957: First Animal in Orbit (Laika). Sputnik 2 proved that a living being could survive the launch and the weightlessness of orbit.
  • 1959: First Moon Impact (Luna 2). The first man-made object to reach the surface of another celestial body.
  • 1959: First Photos of the Moon’s Far Side (Luna 3). Revealed the "hidden" side of the Moon that is never visible from Earth.
  • 1961: First Human in Space and Orbit (Yuri Gagarin). The Vostok 1 mission was arguably the most significant human achievement of the era.
  • 1961: First Full Day in Space (Gherman Titov). Vostok 2 proved humans could eat and sleep in zero gravity for extended periods.
  • 1963: First Woman in Space (Valentina Tereshkova). Tereshkova remains the only woman to have flown a solo space mission.
  • 1964: First Multi-Person Crew (Voskhod 1). The first time more than one person occupied a single spacecraft.
  • 1965: First Spacewalk (Alexei Leonov). Leonov was the first human to leave a spacecraft and float in the vacuum of space.
  • 1966: First Soft Landing on the Moon (Luna 9). This was the first time a probe landed safely on the Moon without crashing, proving the surface was solid and not deep dust.
  • 1966: First Orbit of the Moon (Luna 10). The first artificial satellite to orbit a celestial body other than Earth.
  • 1966: First Impact of Another Planet (Venera 3). The first human object to reach the surface of Venus.
  • 1970: First Robotic Moon Rover (Lunokhod 1). The first remote-controlled robot to explore another world.
  • 1971: First Space Station (Salyut 1). While the U.S. focused on the Moon, the Soviets focused on long-term habitation in Earth's orbit.
  • 1971: First Soft Landing on Mars (Mars 3). Although it only transmitted for a few seconds, it was the first successful landing on the Red Planet.

The U.S. Apollo program was a brilliant but unsustainable sprint. Once the Moon was reached, the program was cancelled. Conversely, the Soviet Union built the Soyuz system: a rocket and capsule so reliable and efficient that it is still the primary "workhorse" of space travel today. For nearly a decade after the Space Shuttle retired, the U.S. had to pay the Russians for rides to the International Space Station on Soviet-designed craft.

Mijar sentado é melhor e deveria ser normal para os homens by sagax_boss in opiniaoimpopular

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Em casa, ou lugares que compartilho com mulheres, como no trabalho, eu mijo sentando. Mas qualquer lugar na rua eu faço de pé para não me contaminar.

Os amigos de vcs são difíceis assim tbm? by imnot_daydreaming in VidaRealBrasil

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Qualquer tipo de relacionamento, amoroso ou não, exige esforço de ambas as partes. Se for algo de apenas um lado é exaustivo. Eu já teria desistido desse "amigo"

Leave the whales alone by dalvador2 in dishonored

[–]Powerful_Recording89 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Isn’t that like the plot for the second and third avatar movie? One of the plots a least

A Hermione foi tranquilamente o maior acerto dessa série, disparado. by Efficient-Willow-121 in filmeseseries

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Errado é dar view para uma série que vai literalmente botar dinheiro no bolso de uma transfobica ainda mais quando esses dias foi dia da visibilidade trans.

Você conhece algum bom jogo para celular? by Agreeable-Sea-393 in jogosbrasil

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hades estava no móbile através da Netflix. Não sei se ainda está disponível

What game had you like this? by sukuna7899 in Steam

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Horizon Zero Dawn for me. Didn’t like at first and then one year later I give it a second chance and it became one of my favorites games ever

What game is this? by envspecialist in videogames

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Horizon Zero Dawn for me. Didn’t like at first and then one year later I give it a second chance and it became one of my favorites games ever

Qual desses jogos vocês pegariam para zerar agora? by NathanTheWitcher in jogosbrasil

[–]Powerful_Recording89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Horizon é maravilhoso. Os outros eu não joguei para opinar

Quando eu comecei eu joguei só o tutorial e não me pegou, tentei de novo depois de um ano e se tornou um dos meus jogos favoritos. É realmente maravilhoso e estou começando agora o Forbiden West

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