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[zeroloop]

Mirtune S100: Recensione della Cassa Bluetooth Portatile

Sei alla ricerca di una cassa Bluetooth portatile dal design moderno, con funzioni avanzate e caratteristiche interessanti per ogni tipo di ascolto? La Mirtune S100 è un’opzione ideale: compatta, potente e versatile, questa cassa si adatta perfettamente sia all’utilizzo domestico che all’uso all’aperto. Contenuto della Confezione All’interno della confezione di vendita troviamo: Cavo di…

[homkamiro]

Heavy language

[fcaruana]

losing it at him talking about knockoff merch with his pr officer (who doesn't speak spanish) sitting right next to him

– When I arrived at Interlagos, I saw all the street vendors selling knockoff merch and thousands of argentinians saying "Give me a Colapinto cap! A t-shirt!". Only one vendor had it and he said "I traveled by car, they confiscated all my caps, so I don't have caps but I have t-shirts!", we were like "how did you do it then?!" and he said "I wore all 150 t-shirts!". There was the Colapinto t-shirt, all argentinians going crazy! He sold them out! – What a genius. It's incredible. I'm sure the sold out was insane. The amount of people was impressive, I've never seen something like that. Well, in Argentina if someone's not making money it's because they don't want to! Everyone finds a way to be there, to support, to sell, in any situation they always come up with something. – Besides, you had endorsed the bootleg merch! You had endorsed it! – I endorsed it, I gave them some publicity! They have to thank me! I'm currently wearing the original... They're next to me- [subtly points at his PR officer] – Yes, I don't want you to get in trouble!

[helenstudies]

I love how people on education forums are like "these certifications mean nothing!!!1!!" about tests but like as a brown person from a 'third world country' you guys just simply do not understand that we're deemed quite worthless anywhere if we don't have the money and the certification. this isn't something we're able to avoid. at all. and to even get this worthless certification, I had to use 50% of my monthly salary. So while I'm glad that you think these things are worthless, maybe learn to just not say that to people who are not asking. I don't want to know if this test killed your real life friend by throwing questions at it or whatever. I just want to know how to pass this exam so that people who review my application will have one less reason to reject me. sit down if you cannot offer any help. seriously.

[kausijuoppo]

Ammattilaisilla on standardit

(Edit: English translation in ALT)

[batzooka]

things i posted to twitter but i have no idea how to make things get seen there so here

[vigilskeep]

i think harding sounds rlly good in french...her english performance sometimes made me want to eat glass but french is solid

fascinating.

[gracelyns]

i did not study for the english test but i reread an amazing 30k fic in english so i think that counts

[asshuka]

i keep calling these redesigned slightly but they're actually ribbon themed. here's len!

commissions 🌠 ko-fi 🌠 patreon 🌠 inprnt

[doodlebeeberry]

welcome to the ☎️ experience

[lucentmothman]

Of course I got hit with “contacting Destiny 2 servers”

[epicthemutual]

Given the somewhat Groundhog Day-esque style of Love in Paradise, how many times do you think Odysseus tried to kill Calypso?

[lysgaardsbakken]

having biathlon in the middle of a week after a whole day is like a reward <3

[aromanthur-lester]

Accent aigu is like a sister to me. Accent grave is like a bear that's crawled out of the sewers to eat concrete in front of me. Accent circonflexe is like that one fandom member who hasn't given up on writing fanfiction for a cancelled show even though they are forty now and have two kids. I tréma is a victorian child on the verge of death. C cédille is a perfect babygirl who has never done anything wrong in their life.

[xiangqiankua]

I'd been stressing myself out doing old practice tests that have 50 questions with a 60 minute time limit, when I stopped to consider that I'm taking the TOCFL CAT. Says the official website:

"The TOCFL Computerized Adaptive Test (Listening and Reading) employs Rasch model of item response theory. The test taker does not need to choose the test level or band when registering for the test. The computer selects the test items based on the test taker’s response to the previous items. Compared with other test formats, CAT takes less test items to precisely evaluate the test takers’ competence, as the item selection is adapted by the test takers’ responses." There are actually only about 35 questions per section. Excellent, I thought to myself. I decided to try the CAT practice test (there's no pausing, so if you want to try make sure you have a couple hours free, it gives you a score immediately at the end. There are traditional and simplified versions!)

It was very difficult. I got a lot of questions that were definitely from Band C, which I did not enjoy! Please leave me in my comfort zone in peace! (If there were actually 50 questions I would have given up and started clicking random answers.) I did get Level 4 (B2) at the end, which was my goal, so I can only hope the practice test is more or less on par with the real one.

However, the real gratifying thing was that looking up the bathroom wall graffiti the other day really paid off because there was a whole listening passage on ketamine.

[thedissociatives]

tape player/recorder arrived and it works !!