During winter months of the year, school children end up having to go out to their bus stops while it's still pitch black dark

I had to do that as a kid. No one seemed to care.

Somehow Arizona and Hawai'i have figured out how to make it work.

The beat with the yuve yuve yu just makes your head move. Anyone that can resist that is inhuman.

Tämä on tosi hyvä laula.

There are some great versions of this song.

It blew up in 2018 or 2019 when they first released the single, so much so that they delayed releasing their album, The Gereg so they could ensure it lived up to expectations.

They recently released a song for One Piece maybe that is driving them in the algorithms again.

They are a band I listen to regularly, and something I have been meaning to post here. But almost everything I listen to is not in English so I have to space out everything.

You are not alone, many people assume that non-highland pipes are a rip off of Scotland.

Virtually (possibly every) variation of the bagpipes sounds different.

The Scottish Great Highland bagpipe is well known, but people have played bagpipes for centuries throughout large parts of Europe, North Africa, West Asia, around the Persian Gulf and northern parts of South Asia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagpipes

That is my kitty, Mouse Police, she got herself wrapped up in a boa from a parade float i helped my drama kids make.

You got it all sorted, thank you!

Vodka is one of their greatest hits, some other good ones include Tequila, Jagermeister, and Beer, Beer!.

B.C. is doing it too now. https://slrpnk.net/post/34835613

I brought this to the Mlem devs attention and they are working to add it.

I also mentioned it to the piefed devs hoping for something backend but have not heard anything back about it.

Ono tekau ngā tau e kōkiri ana (auē) mō o mātou tikanga
He tata wareware te tuhi toi, I tata ngaro ō mātou ritenga
Koropehu ō mātou tōhunga, ka pēhia e te kuīnitanga
I parea mātou e te mana moko I āu mahi kino

Ko te hunga mau moko mātou
E kore koe e mātau (e)
Te tikanga tāmoko
Kōrero tuku iho
Tāngata Mau Moko

Kua horahia e koe te kiri Māori hei whakaaturanga
Hoki mai te mana, nā te ao taihara I whakaora (e)
Ka whiua mai rā ō kanohi whakawā kei patu mai
Otirā, ka whakamarua mātou e te moko I tō mauāhara

Ko te hunga mau moko mātou
E kore koe e mātau (e)
Te tikanga tāmoko
Kōrero tuku iho
Tāngata Mau Moko
Mau Moko
Ko te hunga Mau Moko
Hoki mai te mana

Kō wai mātou ē!
Ko nga tangata mau moko mātou
Kīhai koe e māmara
Ō mātou kōrero tuhi kiri
Ō mātou kōrero tuku iho!

Ko te hunga mau moko mātou
E kore koe e mātau (e)
Te tikanga tāmoko
Kōrero tuku iho
Tāngata Mau Moko

Mohoao, makimaki, ao kōhatu, kōmuri Kao!
Kō wai mātou ē!
Ko nga tangata mau moko mātou e!
Ko te hunga Mau Moko

::: spoiler English translation For 60 years we fought for our tradition
An art nearly forgotten, our practice almost lost
The suppression of our tōhunga, suppressed by the crown
Our moko protected us from your hate

We are the people who wear moko
You don't understand
The story in our markings
The story of our ancestors
We are the people who wear moko

You displayed our skin as spectacle
We have taken back our tradition, revived by a criminal world
Your judging eyes try to hurt us
But our moko protects us from your hate

We are the people who wear moko
You don't understand
The story in our markings
The story of our ancestors
We are the people who wear moko
Wear moko
We are the people who wear moko
Restore our mana

Who are we!
We are the people who wear moko
You don't understand
The story in our markings
The story of our ancestors!

We are the people who wear moko
You don't understand
The story in our markings
The story of our ancestors
We are the people who wear moko

Savage, monkey, stone age, backwards No!
Who are we!
We are the people who wear moko
We are the people who wear moko :::