Those metal ones were better than the modern plastic ones. Even though they felt cold.
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Geographical differences.
Here they were rare. They mostly offered fore mentioned books, vacuum cleaners, home renovations. They were really aggressive in their sales tactics especially when it came to old people. That's why they had a bit of a scammer reputation.
It was common that many lonely old ladies had the same book series and shopping channel level crap devices.
My culture tends to prefer lower and skip disney princesses, so +1
This is the country that is all pissy for not being considered for EU membership.
We already have one authoritarian shit stain to deal with, don't need another one.
Remember the time when there were telemarketers and door-to-door salesmen selling dictionary, encyclopedias and history books. Always wondered who the fuck buys those from a shady dude at the door.
Oh, look. Russian "brain drain" heading to Russias southern borders.
Or even any from large cities?
3 point
Last three on the list.
Never actually owned dictionary or encyclopedia. somebody just left them at my place, because nobody wanted them, so I used them as a door stop. If they are considered my property, because they were abandoned at my property then just 1 point.
Good job for AI. I'm still too sane.
I'm guessing this means official titles, names or otherwise somehow constricted words.
I can easily extend it by adding few words: "Antiikkilentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliupseerioppilasehdokas" meaning "antique airplane jet turbine engine auxiliary mechanic non-commissioned officer student candidate".
Bidet causes vampirism?