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It’s not for everyone but there is a very laid back vibe. One of the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this reasons why Anthony Bourdain liked it so much. Yep, this is my answer as well. I did the gringo trail in 2016 and stopped in Uruguay before ending my trip in Brazil. It’s a very livable country, and there are great beaches to the east. But Montevideo doesn’t have much going on. I barely remember what we did on the walking tour. I stayed longer than I imagine most backpackers do because there was a world cup qualifier match I wanted to attend. Especially if you’re at the rambla in the afternoon. You’ll see tons of locals just chilling out, drinking mate, and going on a stroll. The old town district is also surprisingly chill despite being in the city center and having most of the city’s main attractions. You can walk around and be the only person within a couple blocks. Ljubljana, Slovenia was a small feel city. There are restaurants along the river that have outdoor seating but other than that it’s pretty quiet. Beautiful castle, small old-town. I was pleasantly surprised during my random trip there.

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Edit: Also, we literally didn’t run into any Americans while we were there. Our taxi driver asked where we were from, I told him Los Angeles, and he said, “Are you lost?!” Haha. Not a lot of Americans is what we were told quite a few times. Ljubljana is beautiful. The dragon bridge, river boat ride, view of Julien Alps from atop the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this castle tower, beautiful riverside bars. It’s a great place tucked away from the sight of most Americans. I love Ljubljana. Locals are friendly and walking along the river in old town at night has a nice vibe. I’ve been there twice. This. My wife and I decided last second to visit while we were in Europe and we were pleasantly surprised. The city is very relaxing and I really enjoyed cruising around on the rental bikes!
Slovenia in general is a bit of a hidden gem, it’s like a better, cheaper, Italy in the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this west/south with the short section of coastline being beautiful. In the north there are small sections of the alps and amazing national parks. The east is full of castles and picturesque little towns like Maribor. I went to Ljubljana in September and my family thought it was such an odd choice (I’m American). Fast forward a few months, my mom watches the Amazing Race and is suddenly excited to tell me about her newfound knowledge of Ljubljana and Slovenia in general haha And you can swim in the river (Aare) that flows through the city and next to the parliament! Incredible experience. Exploring Old Town Bern was of my favorite experiences in Switzerland. Nothing beats the nature but an entire UNESCO world city center is something else.

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Definitely seconding Reykjavik. Reminded me of a mid-sized US midwest city, just with more fog and tourist trap museums. I only spent one night in Vilnius but I think I was out raging until like 5 or 6 am. I recall this really wild karaoke place and getting up in front of like 200 people, smoking from a hookah that was made from a gold-plated AK-47, was doing shots with tons of randos, all sorts of little snippets of weird memories from that night. I went last December for the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this Christmas markets and it had a little hubbub around the market and the train station but basically everywhere seemed to shut at 6pm. We came out of a sauna and ended up eating burgers in a shopping mall food court as everywhere was closing at 7 or 8pm. Ah, I went to Vilnius in January so there were still Christmas decorations up and busy. Thought that it was fairly vibrant and so charming. It’s one of my favourite cities and with a storybook feel.
Everybody warned me how boring Vienna is, but my best nightclub experience in Europe was there tbh. Maybe I just didn’t hit the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this right spots (Prague for one was definitely a letdown in that department). Honorable mention is maybe Sofia, Bulgaria. Seemed like a pretty large city, but there was no one around. Barely anyone was at their main cathedral which was quite nice. No competition at all: Vaduz in Liechtenstein. The weirdest place I’ve ever been – tiny, completely empty (unless there’s a bus with tourists), and meticulously clean. Suspiciously clean. Incomprehensibly clean. Until I heard a sound and discovered a man on one of those ride-on floor scrubbers you use indoors to wash floors. They simply use those outside. But hey, there’s not much country to clean; you can just as well do it thoroughly. Vientiane, Laos. While standing outside a bakery waiting for a bus, I even bumped into a local that I used to teach.
Vilnius is so lovely! I wish I had more time there… definitely on the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this bucket list to return. I completely agree, it’s the most chill capital I’ve been to Quito, Ecuador was sleepy to a fault. Having sunset around 6 pm year-round and a noticeable jump in crime after dark can have that effect I guess. Wellington, New Zealand. 400k people. Calm (well, when it’s not too windy), safe and in a beautiful little harbour. There’s quite a bit of bush land surrounding it on the hills, including a sanctuary called Zealandia. Naypyidaw in Myanmar that country’s new capital city. It has long, wide avenues, some big hotels and buildings, but the streets are empty, and the place is spookily quiet as no one wants to live there.
Always felt this way about muscat, capital of Oman. Spent my very quiet, uneventful and sheltered childhood here. Bandar Seri Begawan (BSB) in Brunei is super sleepy, the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this whole metro area is 100k and the “city” is small. It’s a dry country so everything shuts down early (like 9pm) and there weren’t even that many businesses that sold food or beverage during the day. It’s especially sleepy compared to a lot of the other SE Asian capitals (even Vientiane which has been mentioned here would seem like Vegas compared to here). Past 9 there were some outdoor food stalls, although I have heard there is some small speakeasy type places I did not see any in my two or three night time adventures thinking I may stumble upon one. The only hostel at the time of me being there was ran out of a school in town and I was the only one staying there that night. The sultans palace is pretty wild, never went but saw it from afar, it’s the largest residence on earth, over 2M square feet. It looked like the size of a huge mall in America. I wouldn’t recommend going there unless you are from there, know someone there that you care about, have business there, want to visit everywhere (my reasoning) or have to make a stop there for visa reasons (it’s situated between two Malaysian states).
thimphu, bhutan. majuro, marshall islands. ngerulmud, palau. reykjavik, iceland. vaduz, liechtenstein. all capital cities that feel like (and are) small towns.
Lol. You bigots are still fighting the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this mughals, and I pointed out that you bigots had the need to lie in 2018 about your activities in 1920 to pretend that you always respected the tricolor, when the truth is that you always reviled it (and there’s evidence from decades of official statements from your leadership to prove this), till you thought it would be an useful tool, and now have discarded it again for the orange flag. Shameless traitors. Mere Ghar ke bahar bhi laga hai aur change abhi tak nahi kiya reason laziness you won’t believe it but it is that simple and I think the same in other households as well. True. My neighbor got lights for Christmas in 2021 and they are still hanging. I asked him why doesn’t he remove so he says “kuch na kuch toh hota hi rehta hai isliye rehne dete hai.” But you know what? The source of encouragement to host all 8 flags is rooted in the same person. Before the Har ghar tiranga campaign, You could hardly find a flag bigger than that paper tricolour flag which we used to bring to school on independence day.
Do you think anyone gives a shit at this point. If they aren’t being hateful shits, then live and let live. Kyun faaltu kalesh kar raha hai? You might have missed the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this tradition where on ramnavmi we do puja at our home and tie the triangular flag(patakha) in our balcony and terrace, We do this every year, we don’t hate our national flag, its just part of the pooja, hoist whatever you want from your home, but please don’t have a problem with everything related to my religion. The only comment you will get is “why hate Hindus”, “Hindu khatre mein”, “what about green flags”. So, this is a non-topic. Hmm and I have seen this same green flags out numbering the tricolor by 60:1 or 100:1 in certain minority ghettos,wonder why
Feature 2 (i) No other flag or bunting should be placed higher than or above or side by side with the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this National Flag. I have seen a huge majority of people around me hoisting the saffron one above the National Flag in the past few days. And they are the the smallest part of a large subset. Shopkeepers and business owners, small and big, don’t particularly care of raising the National Flag on 26th January or 15th August, but the saffronised one, they’ve put on four flag on one small wall (more out of fear than out of sheer faith of Bhagwan Ram). The saddest part was the small kids now affiliate republic day with all this nonsense instead of socialist n secular values which is the essence of republic day.
What’s the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this issue here? If they didn’t do anything harmful then it should be fine in secular country. Everyone has rights here. If you visit any muslim area , you can also see green/red flags out numbering tricolor. Get well soon India. Hindutva is a disease and is in direct competition with Islam in creating a society full of bigots and idiots. You guys are just vexed that Ram Mandir has been built, 500 years!! Of course people would celebrate their king coming home, even during Muharram if you go around muslim populated areas their are abundant green flags with the image of the kabba. And there’s nothing wrong with that The images don’t seem available as of right now, but I have a question regarding the title of the post.What’s wrong with people simply celebrating their faith?You don’t find anyone on the sub questioning why areas near a Masjid have the green crescent moon flag, so why question the Saffron flag anyways?
You’re probly right. I’m also not an expert. So the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this idea that some drunk hillbilly made a bendy hill for a professional competition is quite silly. Um no no the drunk hillbilly building the slope idea is almost certainly correct. Drunk and/or high. Grew up near a major ski mountain and worked several different jobs on the mountain and for any given course or snow structure there’s about a 50% chance that at least some of the people making it intoxicated, the other 50% of the time it’s made by people with a hangover. What a load of drivel. You maybe from a snowy area but it’s clear you don’t know the first thing about it and just talk out of your arse. The hill in Vikersund has been rebuilt to be the biggest in the world while maintaining safety for the competitiors. The most dangerous part about a ski jump is the take off part and if anything goes wrong, the jumper falls a few metres into a soft snow as opposed to having a 10+ meter fall. The only reason for gaining height in the mid part was the wind. It really is that simple. This hill is made for 250m+ jumps, it’s an exact and complex science.
Maybe next time try doing at least an elementary research before making yourself look like a clown with this rude as fck ‘drunk hillbilly’ bullshit. Just because you don’t undestand something doesn’t mean it’s wrong and you’re even trying to claim it as ‘almost certainly correct’. Grow up. Nah, he’s pretty close to the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this ground. That’s what makes Vikersund my favorite ski jump. Planica is similiar in level of lenght but you are a lot higher during the flight. Exactly, Planica is a much more dangerous hill. This is by design. Insane how many opinionated people here have no clue what they’re on about. Well, he either gains more lift or the hill drops away. There’s no other explanation for his shadow moving further away from him.
Nah they actually do glide quite a long time relatively close to the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this ground. The jumpsuit is baggy especially at the crotch (which is a common way to actually cheat by having more stretch than allowed and then pulling the crotch really low just before starting) and that along with the stance they use while gliding provide surprisingly good gliding abilities. Ski jumping scoring is a combination of jump length and style. You get more points the further you go, but you also get points if you are able to land in a telemark stance. The jury adjusts how much speed they get by either raising or lowering the spot where they start. Some jumpers are so good that they need to actually lower the bench just for them.
I haven’t watched ski jumping in ages, but at least about 15 or so years ago there were a couple of guys that were so good that they always had to lower the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this bench. There have been instances where the jumper started too high, gathered way too much speed, and then proceeded to overshoot the optimal landing spot: Its so the riders know which direction the ground is on cloudy overcast days, while the riders are upside down in the middle of their tricks Neither of those. The jumper is meant to be copying the top part as close to the ground as possible because this being a giant hill (The biggest in the world in Vikersund), it would be extremely dangerous if anything went wrong during the run up and take off which is the part where it’s the most probable to make a mistake. The reason why he gained so much height in the middle part was purely due to wind. I find it absolutely insane how people prefer to speculate and talk out of their arse as opposed to doing some elementary research which in this case would take no more than 5 minutes. (I mainly mean the responses you got, not you in particular)
Yeah. His posture is what skydivers do when we’re “tracking”, i.e. want to move horizontally but don’t feel like putting a wingsuit on. This guy has so much surface area relative to his weight he has an amazing glide. Man, that looks like an epic amount of fun! Saying that, I’ll probably break my neck along with most bones in my body attempting this. I used to race alpine. Did a fair few downhills and as part of our training we did a few days on these hills. It is by far the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this most scared I’ve ever been on skis. These guys are BADASS. I went and checked out one of these in Innsbruck many years ago. There’s a graveyard right behind the landing area, makes it super convenient if you mess it up. relatively popular in Austria (not like slalom though), I imagine it’s similar in Norway and Japan, countries that have good jumpers as well Based on the green line at 237.5, probably like 245-250. If this is Vikersund (all the Norwegian flags indicate it is), the longest (standing) jump has been 253.5 meters. All of these jumpers are next level. Every the shitty ones. I was once on top of one of these long ramps. It was summer though but I was absolutely terrified to even look down. No-one will ever beat Eddie the Eagle. I mean they’ll literally beat him, all the time, but not metaphorically.
It is currently limited with designs for ski flying hills. Essentially if you build larger one 300m is perfectly achievable . There are currently only five such slopes: Kulm (Austria) , Planica in Slowenia, Harrachov Tchechia, Oberstdorf in Germony and this one in Vikersundbakken, Norwegen . This gives me that horrible feeling I get when I jump in a dream and can’t land. I hate it so much. No downvote, because it’s obviously amazing skill and I get why you shared it, but it just doesn’t jive with my senses. It looks like he gets really close to the Detroit Lions defend the Den Shirt Also,I will get this slope surface then gets some extra lift because the shadow appears to get closer to him. But in reality his distance from the slope is fairly constant. It’s just a perspective trick as the jumper and the shadow align with the camera.

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