- Норвегия занимает первое место в рейтинге самых счастливых стран мира, потому что не воюет с соседями и не лезет в чужие дела, в отличие от некоторых. И экономика, и свобода слова, и толерантность там.
- А откуда ж в таком благополучном обществе Андерс Брейвик появился и расстрелял почти сто человек, осудив политику мультикультурализма?
- В бан, ватник! В БАН!

Женщины - они разные. Некоторые, когда обижаются - молчат, некоторые – кричат, некоторые – дерутся, а некоторые тихо планируют убийство.

banzainetsurfer has added a photo to the pool:

Kanonji, Kagawa, Shikoku, Japan
日本四国香川県観音寺市

The Shikoku Pilgrimage, also called the “Shikoku henro (四国遍路)” or the “88 pilgrimage,” is a historic Buddhist route, established over 1,200 years ago. Inspired by a monk named Kūkai (who founded Shingon Buddhism), the pilgrimage and its customs are deeply ingrained in the people of Shikoku, Japan’s way of life. Visitors are often moved by their legendary hospitality and osettai culture.

For many, the Shikoku Pilgrimage is a life-changing journey. Along the way, pilgrims can eat delicious local specialties, stay in traditional Japanese lodgings, visit awe-inspiring temples and shrines, experience Shikoku’s varied nature, meet other pilgrims from around the world, and reflect deeply on their lives.

The Shikoku Pilgrimage is traditionally walked, and many still chose to go on foot. It takes on average 45 days to complete the circuit this way. Others choose to travel by bicycle, motorcycle, car, or bus. Some pilgrims choose to do it in chunks, taking years to finish their journey. The main route takes travelers in a circle around the island, stopping at 88 temples along the way.

Source: www.henro.org/shikoku-pilgrimage