>>48079
Table grapes, wine or juice? Are those European or American?

>>48139
Wine. White. But we eat it, or drink it as juice, because not enough for wine, and we have neither the tools nor the facilities to make wine although I could give it to a pal who has, or even to a relative, but again, the amount lacks seriously, plus too much bother.
I dunno their actual type. One looks similar to muscat. Others I think Juhfark or something similar, Hungarian cultivars.

>>48142
Could be Hárslevelű. I think last time I tried look it up this was my conclusion.

It's gonna rain planets. Finally it will end.
https://www.independent.co.uk/space/solar-system-collapse-passing-star-b2120397.html

Jesus Christ this weather.
We have rain every day for a month now. Last week and last night we got a storm with constant lightning. I've never seen such thing ever in my life. Last night it kept on lightning for ~25 mins, with constant thunder (couldn't guesstimate the distance), until it passed over. Huge downpour too. Was a bit of blackout. It was weird with the constant lightning when the streetlights went out.
It was fucking insane.
It's raining again, half past 10 in the morn but it's dark outside like in the anus of a mole. Less lightnings luckily. Expecting more blackouts. Or brownouts whatever it is called.

>>29294
>Where should I begin to learn carving skills?
Way I hear it these days Washington DC is a good place to start.

Stick it in you're pooper.

>>51913
>Now they're all down it seems.
They are. This pissing me off a bit. I think youtube is fucking with the code again, they jihading adblockers those faggots.
Piped seems working (liek https://watch.leptons.xyz). For now.

>>51918
I don't think that's Turkbernd.
Could be the guy from bernd.group who mods the site and posts with Turkball soemtimes, but I don't think he is from Turkey.
Could be the Bernadette from >>>/agatha2/ who is apparently studies in Turkey.

Tasting History with Max Miller
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/channel/UCsaGKqPZnGp_7N80hcHySGQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsaGKqPZnGp_7N80hcHySGQ
It's a cooking channel which offers a historical background for each meal he makes.
Here's so called "Boyardee Spaghetti Sauce" - which comes in cans (I don't think we have that here):
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=xaCuMfY59u0
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xaCuMfY59u0 [Embed]

>>51920
Looks like invidious is working now. But anything can happen in the future

>>51921
>I don't think that's Turkbernd.

Probably not. Turkeybernd is more cheeky to banter with and funy :DDD

>>52011
Youtube shaking up things a lot this year.
>Turkeybernd
Or perhaps he got sour and disillusioned. I hope not.

>>51908
Breddy gud animation.
But I think I have to rewatch it when I'm not sleepy.

>>51908
I wonder if the routing Korean units could have been stopped and recruited to do fortification works, and perhaps create some reserve from those who are willing to fight. But ultimately Chinese were stopped so.
Bombing own/allied units is a surprisingly common phenomenon.

>>51922
>Bombing own/allied units is a surprisingly common phenomenon.

Particularly for the US, what was that WW2 Joke again? Something like,
When the British fly over the Germans duck, when the Germans fly over the British duck, when the Americans fly over everybody ducks.

>>51740
Ack bernds, the junior developer we hired just ruined the entire code base. I had to spend a long tiem fixing everything up and my boss got angry at me for things not working. So me and my boss just went and agreed that we should just let him go, after explaining to him why the junior dev crashed all the code.

I gave the junior a lot of code feedback and best practices advice, but he never listened to me and did everything all crazy like. Some people just don't wanna hear when you talk with them.

I also was suppose to be getting a new position and raise soon, but nothing really came of it, YET. Some people in charge of handling that are on paternal leave, so dunno what's going to happen next. Maybe I'll wait.?

>>51741
That looks raly tasty bernd. Maybe add some steam around it so it looks like they just got cooked recently.

>>52010
>best practices advice,
Those are all just routine habits everyone forgot their origin, and circumstances that called them into existence might not exist. Or was a misunderstanding in the first place.

>>51493
>>51493
>Spent Xmas ill...
>But was okay considering.
Hope you're better now though bernd

>>51531
Fairly good, thank you.

Easter is here, Good Friday today.
Looked up a bit of folk believes, and traditions related to this particular day within the greater holiday of Easter, which actually starts 40 days before, with the Great Fast.
One group of customs is a type of health conjuration, all related to water, more specifically to fresh stream/brook water. Most often is bathing in it, washing oneself, just face or fully submerging in it. Sometimes done at early dawn. It could help with various ailments, give beauty, or just health in general. It should help with animals too, either the through should be filled, or the animals has to be led into the water. I like the one where girls seek out places where willow trees grow next to the water for bathing in it results in long, thick, healthy hair (on their scalp).
Christianized explanation of this power of brooks: when the soldiers led Jesus, they pushed him into the Cebron/Kidron river.
Another group is the so called "Pilate burning". A literal act is when they burn a figurine made of straw, which they name either Pilate of Judas Iscariot. This has some derivatives. Sometimes they beat the strawman before burning. At places a child was chased around the courtyard and if he got caught, he got beaten. At one place the priest hit the step leading to the altar with the Bible, and the congregation beat the benches with sticks. The custom of Pilate burning should be known in other ex-parts of the Habsburg monarchy - Austria, Czechia, Poland, Croatia, etc.
Banishing pests - such as rats or cockroaches - can be done on Good Friday. There are taboos, such as butchering chicken or plowing must not be done on this day. There are places where they light fires, sometimes young men jump over it, in some regions they hold vigils at these fires. It was also customary to treat the day as if someone from the family died, and act accordingly (like dress in black/dark clothing, cover mirrors, etc.)

>>51828
Intradesting

Those bernd know if there's a site that lists all Easter traditions around the world? Could be interesting

>>51916
>site that lists all Easter traditions around the world?
This does not exists. Wikipedia has lots of things but missing even more. And they have biased editing too, they just skip what it doesn't fit in the picture they paint.
What I wrote above for example is specifically for Good Friday, and I found in a Hungarian Catholic lexicon.

>>51715
I don't think all Bernds would be enthusiastic about it. But there probably are a handful of instances when they did something cool.

>>51718
*and worthy to remember.

>>51718
>>51719

Mayb we can choose what to show and who to feature. Some bernds prefer to keep to themselves.

>>51739
Also most of the escapades might not be glorious.

>>51743
>Also most of the escapades might not be glorious.

Ack bernd but that's the entire appeal of KC. Assbergers, srs discussions and the occational mishaps that life gives us. We can't just cover bernd highlights in life. We gotta document Alle!

>>45392
This is cringe

How do you catch a rabbit?
Sit in a bush and imitate the sound of a carrot.

Yvonne the Terrible

>>51898
I think I should have expanded on this joge. Liek:
>My mother-in-law is called Yvonne
>I just call her Yvonne the Terrible

>>51899
Yes a punchline for a joge needs a story first bernd

>>51118
I'm being really srs now. That chan needs better moderators or more users active in reportings

>>51791
That site gets hit by the same type of spam that hits this chan too. How curious

>>51791
Probably mods check on the board not too often.

>>51792
Many chans have trouble with the same spam. For many years now. This is the sad state of things.

nice board fren

>>51793
I mean they're probably doing their best, but they probably can't handle everything. At least they get rid of it