Sisters choose to join the repentia units voluntarily, the common misconception is that it's a punishment. They choose to mutilate themselves and go into battle wearing nothing but holy scripture to atone for their own perceived sins. (Though modern james workslop may have retconned this like they do with most lore)

Thanks

Terrible. I've been unemployed for a long time now and have lost all will to live. Everything I do seems meaningless and bound to fail. But at least I just had a nice cup of coffee.

Lol, AI trying to spell Swedish is just like someone trying to add a "nordic" twist to a name, assuming it's just adding some dots here and there.

So "wide", then?

Cool, maybe I should start posting some hobby stuff here as well

I mean, black people use sunscreen too, otherwise they get sunburnt. I would assume their natural resistance is higher due to that being the function of melanin, but this is what I was told at least.
Source: Black person told me

I managed to cut one tendon in my finger while trying to separate frozen food with a knife. When I came in for surgery I felt like the dumbest person alive trying to explain it to several surgeons, but they were all like "No that's really common, we actually have a name for it." And then I realised I am just as retarded as everyone else.

This is a misconception. A majority of the Japanese government were already willing to surrender before either nuke as their intelligance had found out what the allied terms were from spies in Moscow. However, they couldn't officially say they knew the terms before the allied ultimatum had been sent, and when a government spokesperson was interviewed on if the government was considering surrender he used a hard to translate phrase that was supposed to mean something like "no comment" but was instead translated by allied intelligence as "never" or something to that effect. The result was that the allies thought an invasion of the home islands was necessary to force a surrender, unless they used the bomb. Between Hiroshima and Nagasaki the Japanese government was so fractured they had trouble coming up with a clear official response in time before the second bomb. Only after this did anyone ask the Emperor what he thought, he responded with something like "peace is good" witch was understood as a call to surrender. The soviet invasion was a nail in the coffin, but unnecessary. Also the Soviet Union somehow hilariously lost 30000 men fighting against a shadow of the Japanese army that barely had weapons, as most units had been sent to Okinawa or the home islands.