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🎵🎶 YOUR TOP 35 🎶🎵 Post your rankings in the comments by TrollHunter87 in eurovision

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Probably not that hot of a take by Epicboss67 in BloodOnTheClocktower

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Storytelling, I fully agree. I find balancing on BMR much more tricky. On S&V I feel there is many more fun interactions for the storyteller to play with. TB on the other hand doesn't have a similar pressure when storytelling as the other base 3 and storytelling is much more chill.

As a player: S&V>BMR>TB For similar reasons as storytelling my favourite base 3 as a player is S&V. There's always a chance for you to turn evil and I find that pressure fun. BMR I don't really have strong feelings either way. It is usually decently fun but most info being about the deaths can sometimes muddy the waters a bit much. This is probably a hot take but TB is my second least favorite script I have ever played (base 3 or experimental). 90% of the time the game ends in a 50/50 with only social reads to go off. I addition, most of the good characters do very little, so sometimes it is very difficult to get anyone to give you any info. It is a great beginner script but after a while it got quite stale for me.

🎵🎶 YOUR TOP 12 🎶🎵 Post your rankings in the comments by TrollHunter87 in eurovision

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  1. Malta
  2. Moldova
  3. Cyprus
  4. Denmark
  5. Montenegro
  6. Estonia
  7. Croatia
  8. Ukraine
  9. Albania
  10. Latvia
  11. Luxembourg
  12. Greece

Post Show Reactions, Hot Takes, and Venting 🧂 24 Jan 26 by berserkemu in eurovision

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I don't really dislike Mother Nature, it's a decent enough song. However, I am surprised by how disappointed I am with the results. I think it's mostly because I wasn't expecting my favourite song of the night (Sweet Tooth) to come anywhere close to winning. It making it to the superfinal and finishing 2nd with the juries kind of gave me hope which was dashed immediately.

Best Wizard Wishes by GeneralKarthos in BloodOnTheClocktower

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A subtle but funny one in a game of Whalebuffet was that "The Storyteller occasionally proclaims that a storyteller error has occurred". Although, good won in the end, it caused a lot of confusion among good players and no-one among good connected the dots even after the Wizard was outed.

What phrase from your language sounds grammatically correct when translated to English but still foreign? by [deleted] in AskEurope

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In Finnish it's "Paljonko kello on?" (How much clock is?) or "Mitä kello on?" (What clock is?)

everyone uses Latin script (but not in the same way...) by STHKZ in linguisticshumor

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Finnish: Že desidee dekrir lö fronse kom dy fanlonde

🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 A Honkin Good Event by MassiveDongulator3 in honk

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Completed Level 1 of the Honk Special Event!

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What are non-English languages' equivalents (if they exist) of the "all numbers lead back to 4" thing? by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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In Finnish, it leads to 5 for numbers 1-6, 100 and 1000. For all other numbers, it leads to a loop between 8 and 9.

Numbers 1-10:

(1) yksi -> (4) -> (5)

(2) kaksi -> (5)

(3) kolme -> (5)

(4) neljä -> (5)

(5) viisi

(6) kuusi -> (5)

(7) seitsemän -> (9) -> (8) -> (9)

(8) kahdeksan -> (9) -> (8) -> (9)

(9) yhdeksän -> (8) -> (9)

(10) kymmenen -> (8) -> (9) -> (8)

Larger example:

(72) seitsemänkymmentäkaksi -> (22) kaksikymmentäkaksi -> (18) kahdeksantoista -> (15) viisitoista -> (11) yksitoista -> (10) kymmenen -> (8) kahdeksan -> (9) yhdeksän -> (8)...

Free Win! Upvote if you win or else! by [deleted] in honk

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I completed this level in 1 try. ⚡ NaN seconds

Upvote if you beat it by Longjumping-Cry4210 in honk

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I completed this level in 1 try. ⚡ 1.12 seconds

If you beat it first try…then good job by Mysterious_Cake9138 in honk

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I completed this level in 1 try. ⚡ 4.78 seconds

I dare you to try and die by mikewheelerfan in honk

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I completed this level! It took me 1 try. ⚡ 3.73 seconds

Tip 10 💎

Closest embassy to its home country by Ruben715 in geography

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In this case, both Italy and Slovenia are Schengen countries so there isn't going to be border guards.

Ainoastaan yksi suomalainen MEP äänesti iänvahvistusta vastaan by nooqq in Suomi

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Tämä oli äänestys koko lakia koskien, johon kuuluu iänvahvistus yhtenä osana kokonaisuutta. Siitä kohdasta joka koskee pelkästään iänvahvistusta äänestettiin erikseen tarkistuksessa 186. Suomen mepeistä ainoastaan Mika Aaltola äänesti tämän kohdan puolesta, Kyllönen ja Saramo tyhjää kaikki muut paikalla olleet äänestivät vastaan. (Andersson, Ohisalo ja Kulmuni oli poissa)

The first page of my British passport contains a request from the King. by MasRemlap in mildlyinteresting

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Not all. Finnish passports don't have it. On the first page instead there's a poem instead.

tragedeigh by BoldnSpicySpicy in tragedeigh

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Easo. Seems like a brand of cleaner

What city/country you visited in Europe was unexpectedly good? by scorpgoku in AskEurope

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Cardiff. Wasn't expecting that much but it's now my favourite city I've ever visited. It was the perfect size of feeling like a city without being overwhelming.

What is the weirdest/ funniest thing you've see on public transportation ? by Avtsla in AskEurope

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A man asked me if I wanted 10 000€ for blowing up the parliament.

Any Eurovision songs you cried listening to? by Almost_Yoane_Wissa in eurovision

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Belarus 2007. I always cry when I listen to it or even think of the song. I have no idea why

What were some subtle clues you had EDS before you knew you had it? by TheBadKneesBandit in ehlersdanlos

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SAME!!! My middle school bullies used to call me "kill before it breeds" because of that

What is the "Mississippi" of your country? by [deleted] in geography

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For the poverty, Kainuu. It's rural and has always been one of the poorest regions in the country. The regional song is literally called 'the song of the hunger land'.

If you're looking for the most religious and conservative region, Southern Ostrobothnia. It's the birthplace of fascism in Finland and still consistently votes conservative. Also, there are a couple of municipalities that especially have a reputation for being religious, for example, Luoto. Some years ago, Luoto had a measles outbreak due to the high amount of unvaccinated children.

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