Same as "beat coffee" in Punjab/ India! I'm guessing the name comes from "beating" the coffee since there were no immersion blenders back in the day. Mom would take a spoon of coffee and a spoon of water and vigorously mix it in a steel container. Then top with milk and ice.
I mean it's very well known that ottomans had viking guards (varangian guards) like the guy who Bluetooth is named after (harald haardrade) made his nut by sailing down and working in Istanbul anyone acting like this is opening some chapter of human activity that was unknown is wrong
"The fourth time he considered the nuclear option, Mr. Nixon said, was during the 1971 India-Pakistan war, when the United States was concerned that China might intervene on the side of Pakistan, triggering a Soviet intervention for India"
"On 6 and 13 December 1971, the Soviet Navy dispatched two groups of cruisers and destroyers and a submarine armed with nuclear missiles from Vladivostok; they trailed US Task Force 74 into the Indian Ocean from 18 December 1971 until 7 January 1972. [32][33]"
Sure, but that's what they are managing. If you order a burger for delivery, it's not like Uber/doordash are purchasing a burger, they're just managing your order.
It's probably donor advised funds that vanguard and fidelity are directing towards that org, not of their own volition, just a clarification. Those 2 don't really spend any major amounts of money on discretionary causes, compared to the literal hundreds of billions they use on behalf of their clients.
Ya I guess I understand part of your point, but I think medicine/life saving equipment/ emergency supplies are something id expect any country to send, but with civil responsibilities like collecting one vote I wouldn't be surprised if any country in the subcontinent just says "too inconvenient/not worth the resources" that's all
India does not have a state controlled economy, unlike China. What would be the issue if an Indian company sold non sanctioned goods to an ally? Or are you just an ignorant racist?
Oh man can't recommend the first season of the rehearsal (it's not bad it just fucked me up lol) but the second season is so good (and not connected to the first at all so can start there)
Same as "beat coffee" in Punjab/ India! I'm guessing the name comes from "beating" the coffee since there were no immersion blenders back in the day. Mom would take a spoon of coffee and a spoon of water and vigorously mix it in a steel container. Then top with milk and ice.
I mean it's very well known that ottomans had viking guards (varangian guards) like the guy who Bluetooth is named after (harald haardrade) made his nut by sailing down and working in Istanbul anyone acting like this is opening some chapter of human activity that was unknown is wrong
Are you talking about this woman or was there another case
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/02/ice-death-pittsburgh-daphy-michel-haiti
Got you dawg
"They could pay them $20 to fuck off"
https://www.nytimes.com/1985/07/22/us/nixon-says-he-considered-using-atomic-weapons-on-4-occasions.html
"The fourth time he considered the nuclear option, Mr. Nixon said, was during the 1971 India-Pakistan war, when the United States was concerned that China might intervene on the side of Pakistan, triggering a Soviet intervention for India"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Task_Force_74
"On 6 and 13 December 1971, the Soviet Navy dispatched two groups of cruisers and destroyers and a submarine armed with nuclear missiles from Vladivostok; they trailed US Task Force 74 into the Indian Ocean from 18 December 1971 until 7 January 1972. [32][33]"
New? Lol the us wanted to nuke india in 71 and did not partly because a Soviet nuclear sub was sent as clear assistance.
Got it, I misunderstood
Sure, but that's what they are managing. If you order a burger for delivery, it's not like Uber/doordash are purchasing a burger, they're just managing your order.
It's probably donor advised funds that vanguard and fidelity are directing towards that org, not of their own volition, just a clarification. Those 2 don't really spend any major amounts of money on discretionary causes, compared to the literal hundreds of billions they use on behalf of their clients.
Sure, I mean idgaf about the bjp and didn't mention them, but whatever floats your boat
Ya I guess I understand part of your point, but I think medicine/life saving equipment/ emergency supplies are something id expect any country to send, but with civil responsibilities like collecting one vote I wouldn't be surprised if any country in the subcontinent just says "too inconvenient/not worth the resources" that's all
India sends a team of 4-6 officials on a 3 day hike in a lion infested jungle to get the vote of a single person (caretaker of a temple)
https://www.aljazeera.com/gallery/2024/5/8/an-election-booth-inside-a-forest-in-india-for-just-one-voter
https://www.reuters.com/article/world/officials-travel-deep-into-jungle-in-gujarat-to-allow-one-temple-priest-to-vote-idUSKCN1RZ1H0/
I've often wondered whether those officials look at it as a punishment posting, forced vacation, their job, or something else entirely
Dan Schneider is a noted pedophile
There was once, his name was Chris Dorner.
There must brie another way for her to contact you
What do you mean?
India does not have a state controlled economy, unlike China. What would be the issue if an Indian company sold non sanctioned goods to an ally? Or are you just an ignorant racist?
15 years ago fyi
Oh man can't recommend the first season of the rehearsal (it's not bad it just fucked me up lol) but the second season is so good (and not connected to the first at all so can start there)
Hope you've kept up with the news, I am vindicated https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/indictments-bishnoi-gang-transnational-criminal-network-9.7262757