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Noboru said: I'm living in the land of poets and thinkers at least, that's what it used to be known for I just checked out your thread about the decline of architecture and arts and I wanted to say that I totally agree with you. This shit's been happening especially in ex-warsaw pact countries due to the so called "socrealism".  before  after what happened |
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Dagvi said: Thank you; also very great examples you've posted there. Haven't heard about the "socrealism", but dull-looking buildings like that are usually the result of not wanting to spend that much money and also of destroying any former identity on the outside.I just checked out your thread about the decline of architecture and arts and I wanted to say that I totally agree with you. This shit's been happening especially in ex-warsaw pact countries due to the so called "socrealism". thevagus said: Are you referring to Buddhism and thus to India?Land which introduced the concept of the non violence |
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Noboru said: Dagvi said: Thank you; also very great examples you've posted there. Haven't heard about the "socrealism", but dull-looking buildings like that are usually the result of not wanting to spend that much money and also of destroying any former identity on the outside.I just checked out your thread about the decline of architecture and arts and I wanted to say that I totally agree with you. This shit's been happening especially in ex-warsaw pact countries due to the so called "socrealism". thevagus said: Are you referring to Buddhism and thus to India?Land which introduced the concept of the non violence I live in a block of flats that were builded in the 1970's (during communist era) and they were suppoused to stand for 25-30 years and then they'd rebuild them or build something else there. They're still standing here... |
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Dagvi said: Noboru said: I'm living in the land of poets and thinkers at least, that's what it used to be known for I just checked out your thread about the decline of architecture and arts and I wanted to say that I totally agree with you. This shit's been happening especially in ex-warsaw pact countries due to the so called "socrealism". before after what happened What happened is obviously that as good and baroque as it looks, it's both more expensive and less durable than simple bricks and concrete. Commieblocks repræsent the communist ideals of practicality over æsthetics and above all of æquality: everyone lives in an identical little cube eh. In the end of the day things like this is why the Cold War lasted so long. NATO-countries were vastly out-producing Warsaw pact countries in many ways but their expenses were way higher too because the latter emphasized function over style and didn't try to overcomplicate; they did a lot more with a lot less. The "they just used a pencil" story isn't true by the way. |
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| I live in a small village in the Netherlands 5000 people live here It's kinda a farmers village the houses are kinda taken over here now from 11 they started building here more often there are still here old farm houses and loads off green flat scenery it's Holland kinda expensive living here as well old windmills my grandpa used to live here 50 years ago and there used to be 1000 people living and from my house u could see the lake my house is builded from old brickwork and was builded around the war and we noticed it's construction is build with old traintracks holding the roof up. Still tractors park by the shops to get some groceries. If you like walk here about 14:00 there's almost no one around or at 6:00 AM |
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Kuroko-chan said: Romania isn't that bad compared to many other countries, mateI live in the worst country you can think of. Except North Korea. https://www.numbeo.com/quality-of-life/rankings_by_country.jsp _Anodyne_ said: I admit that I had looked at your profile to get the answer, since I've never heard about the name. Could it have to do with the missionaries from the green island?I live in the land of saints and scholars KRKodama said: Oh another riddle :DI live in the richest country in the world. Unfortunately its presidents haven't been able to deal with its richness properly, but I have the hope that it will change now, since it finally got a proper president this year. This time should be easier even without spoiling. So if it isn't Liechtenstein, Luxembourg or Monaco since they're all principalities, the only other rich mini-state that comes to mind is Singapore. HunLepto said: Errm, France?In the land of modern European rebellion. 024 said: That's easy, the Netherlands ^^I live in the lowest and tallest land Solicitude said: I'm afraid that I couldn't think of anything more specific than a south-east Asian country, so I spoilered myself :/ A tropical, archipelago country, right on one thousand river city (or so that's called) "one thousand river city" is quite the poetic name Dagvi said: They probably didn't have the money or didn't want to spend the money for something else.I live in a block of flats that were builded in the 1970's (during communist era) and they were suppoused to stand for 25-30 years and then they'd rebuild them or build something else there. They're still standing here... Sphinxter said: More like concrete is much cheaper, but you get cheap when you built cheap, as "modern" houses by far don't hold out as long as older buildings built with more robust materials.What happened is obviously that as good and baroque as it looks, it's both more expensive and less durable than simple bricks and concrete. Sphinxter said: So this explains why it looks like the same sh...-allow stuff...Commieblocks repræsent the communist ideals of practicality over æsthetics and above all of æquality: everyone lives in an identical little cube eh. btw.: I like your usage of the "æ"-letter ^^ |
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Noboru said: Sphinxter said: More like concrete is much cheaper, but you get cheap when you built cheap, as "modern" houses by far don't hold out as long as older buildings built with more robust materials.What happened is obviously that as good and baroque as it looks, it's both more expensive and less durable than simple bricks and concrete. What? Concrete is way more durable than wood. The reason they used wood at the time was because they had forgotten how to make concrete; wood isn't used any more much in construction for the good reason that concrete and brick are both more durable and cheaper. Sphinxter said: So this explains why it looks like the same sh...-allow stuff...Commieblocks repræsent the communist ideals of practicality over æsthetics and above all of æquality: everyone lives in an identical little cube eh. btw.: I like your usage of the "æ"-letter ^^ Just one of the many ways I succeed in feeling superior to the common man. |
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Seiya said: Then it's time for a Dragonian takeover ;oI come from a miserable, Orwellian country which gets worse as the days go by. Sphinxter said: "æ" looks more æsthethical to me as well, but "ae" is more practical.Just one of the many ways I succeed in feeling superior to the common man. |
Noboru said: Seiya said: Then it's time for a Dragonian takeover ;oI come from a miserable, Orwellian country which gets worse as the days go by. Lol, that wouldn't be a bad idea. Once I develop Dragonian culture, a great, new era will be born. |
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Noboru said: Sphinxter said: "æ" looks more æsthethical to me as well, but "ae" is more practical.Just one of the many ways I succeed in feeling superior to the common man. It's about establishing your superiority over the vulgium — to let them know that that the crowns on their heads reach no higher than the soles of my feet. It's easy to type with the proper keyboard layout anyway. |
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Sphinxter said: It's about establishing your superiority over the common folk — to let them know that that the crowns on their heads reach no higher than the soles of my feet. It's easy to type with the proper keyboard layout anyway. "Ash" in many languages, represent the "a" in the word "cat." Your usage of it seems a bit odd though. |
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Seiya said: Sphinxter said: It's about establishing your superiority over the common folk — to let them know that that the crowns on their heads reach no higher than the soles of my feet. It's easy to type with the proper keyboard layout anyway. "Ash" in many languages, represent the "a" in the word "cat." Your usage of it seems a bit odd though. Say: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%A6sthetic It's commonly accepted usage in English where it derives from the Latin diphthong but not for instance in words like aëroplaine which was not a derived from the ae diphthong nor the Greek alpha-iota diphthong but rather the Greek alpha-eta which was two syllables. But there I use a diæresis to nevertheless establish myself as a superior being to whom the mortal man shall kneel in reverence. |
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HunLepto said: Hungary is not the poorest European country. It does better than the countries on the Balkan. Also, is Orbán really that unpopular when he has won the absolute majority?Well, no, it's Hungary. We are rebelling everyday against our president, so he may for fuck's sake, doesn't do stupid decisions when the country is the poorest european country. Seiya said: Sounds like a dream country where you could ride dragons and live in harmony with nature ^^Once I develop Dragonian culture, a great, new era will be born. Sphinxter said: I see; I never thought of that when I was using the ash-letter. But if you compare that to the commie blocks, then it's as if they were built to look so poor to make the elites appear like they were extremely rich in comparison. (also don't have a keyboard layout with the ash-letter)It's about establishing your superiority over the vulgium — to let them know that that the crowns on their heads reach no higher than the soles of my feet. |
Noboru said: Seiya said: Sounds like a dream country where you could ride dragons and live in harmony with nature ^^Once I develop Dragonian culture, a great, new era will be born. Well, I don't know if it'll be possible to "ride" Dragons, unless someone created some sort of carnival ride, lol. However, the Dragonian language would be taught in schools. |
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Seiya said: But it could be an environment-friendly source of power. Imagine the potential it could have! :DWell, I don't know if it'll be possible to "ride" Dragons, unless someone created some sort of carnival ride, lol. However, the Dragonian language would be taught in schools. That should be taken for granted that the language of the country, as well as the culture, will be taught in Dragonian schools |
Noboru said: Seiya said: But it could be an environment-friendly source of power. Imagine the potential it could have! :DWell, I don't know if it'll be possible to "ride" Dragons, unless someone created some sort of carnival ride, lol. However, the Dragonian language would be taught in schools. That should be taken for granted that the language of the country, as well as the culture, will be taught in Dragonian schoolsThat would be a good power source, and of course, Dragonian culture will definitely be taught in schools. I really need to start working on the language more, so hopefully I can start teaching it to people soon. |
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