We know and disapprove
Mi Vagyunk Magyar Péter!
I developed a sour taste when the blue eyes white dragon gave the contestants 1 hour time to bake a bread.
I do want to give the show another chance tho.
What do positions even produce that are supposed to "hand in reports"?
Peter
Did you lose your wheat fields in North Africa? Did you face them in a pitched naval battle, one of your all-time strengths? Aww, did the wind turn and did they sail straw filled boats towards you, setting them on fire before they crashed into your fleet?
Aww, poor little child emperor
Yeah everyone had their archaic human-derived measures but every city on the Rhine had a different system.
If you were a cologne cabbage trader and had 100 cologne pounds of cabbage, the would be 104 pounds in Düsseldorf, 98 pounds in Mainz, 91 in Karlsruhe and 102 in Frankfurt.
Wonderful human derived measurements.
I get the impression some people think the whole world was English imperial units and then we started to turn metric on a whim.
Metric is wonderful for international and interregional trade and communication. There's practically only one blank spot on that map.
But still occupying the westbank of the Mississippi
... de la patrie, le jour de gloire est arrivé!
Noooøøø, you forgor °
She isn't called Dame Rational.
A brittle rock made of glitter. It breaks in this linear fashion and can be pound into sand by a mortar and pestle.
Anyone got any clues?
Edit: Thanks for all the answers. I found it in Romania and after searching for forums of minerals from Romania, I got a few other clues.
It isn't conclusive to me yet, but the possibilities are:
Of these, Mica and Sylvanit fit the best (imo).
Flour should be in your budget. Learn how to make a pan fried wheat tortilla - super quick and easy. Then you can look up Turkish flatbread or Italian focaccia. That will spice up your routine.
Fried potatoes, refried potatoes (from boiled leftovers).
Make sauces with nothing but a bit of butter, flour, instant buillon cube/powder. Optional: cream, milk, onions, garlic, anything that was left in the pan from something you just fried.
You can also steam some potatoes with canned meat in a pot.
But onion - I think - would be a great game changer.
And if you can plant some rosemary or thyme in a garden or pot on the windowsill. Those are hardy plants and won't likely die on you and they taste amazing with potatoes, especially freshly picked.