1079 pts · April 11, 2019
I've also heard that too much acid can make the rubber parts in the washing machine get porous and crumbly.
west German laundry detergent. Her small daughter hastily exclaimed "Mommy, we don't buy that!" "NOW WE DO", her mother answered.
I once saw a video clip of East Germans shopping with their first DMs after the wall came down. Mom went straight for a family packet of 1/2
Olympiabad Munich. Hope that helps ;)
necessary stuff approved. By all means, I am not against a public health care system. But these problems unfortunately persist.
You still have insurances in free medical aid, just not private ones. And while they're usually much better, sometimes you won't get 1/2
Where I live, bigger companies sometimes have shower rooms and people will just switch clothes at work. But obviously that's a luxury.
It's also heinously ableist. I can bike to most places I wanna go. But lots of people really really can't.
Was gonna say that. I've never been to a big public celebration in Germany that didn't have this kind of security.
Definitely! They're following a 4-year reproductive rythm and we're having a strong year in parts of Europe right now.
I am German. The Movie is called Monster AG here.
It's all Tolkien and they think it's super cool and obscure.
#1 Ah yeah right. Monster Corp. The 2001 movie that defined generation Z's childhood. No millennial will get this.
#18 Also, few of us non-Americans would have been familiar enough with US vernacular to understand sth like this before the internet.
I know you're not being serious, but for anybody wondering: it's to impale a rotisserie chicken and rost it in the oven upright.
But the air between the hair is a great insulator, too, isn't it?
You really don't want police to be publicly voted for or who do you think they'll vote for in Chickasaw, Mississippi?
it was the assumption that your parents had already planned and cooked dinner for you, so sending you home fed would mess with their plans.
friends were very confused, too. I could write a whole novel on why that is/was custom, but in short, guests for dinner are special and 2/3
I'm German and here, you'd often be sent home unless it was specifically talked about beforehand that a meal was included. My non-German 1/2
I just wonder if you could beat blood to stiff peaks and it pains me I'll probably never find out.
They also conveniently left out how my birds flirt, which is puking into each other's mouths.
Yep. Finland's got Nuclear power and can plaster its coast with wind turbines. Gas is the bigger concern.
All of Europe. In Southern Germany, we call it Austrägler. Almost as if living with multiple generations isn't all fun and games.
I'd just put on a blue polo shirt with a black stripe on the collar and be "Aldi customer, constantly asked if she works here"
The world is perfectly capable of evil without you.
I've also heard that too much acid can make the rubber parts in the washing machine get porous and crumbly.
west German laundry detergent. Her small daughter hastily exclaimed "Mommy, we don't buy that!" "NOW WE DO", her mother answered.
I once saw a video clip of East Germans shopping with their first DMs after the wall came down. Mom went straight for a family packet of 1/2
Olympiabad Munich. Hope that helps ;)
necessary stuff approved. By all means, I am not against a public health care system. But these problems unfortunately persist.
You still have insurances in free medical aid, just not private ones. And while they're usually much better, sometimes you won't get 1/2
Where I live, bigger companies sometimes have shower rooms and people will just switch clothes at work. But obviously that's a luxury.
It's also heinously ableist. I can bike to most places I wanna go. But lots of people really really can't.
Was gonna say that. I've never been to a big public celebration in Germany that didn't have this kind of security.
Definitely! They're following a 4-year reproductive rythm and we're having a strong year in parts of Europe right now.
I am German. The Movie is called Monster AG here.
It's all Tolkien and they think it's super cool and obscure.
#1 Ah yeah right. Monster Corp. The 2001 movie that defined generation Z's childhood. No millennial will get this.
#18 Also, few of us non-Americans would have been familiar enough with US vernacular to understand sth like this before the internet.
I know you're not being serious, but for anybody wondering: it's to impale a rotisserie chicken and rost it in the oven upright.
But the air between the hair is a great insulator, too, isn't it?
You really don't want police to be publicly voted for or who do you think they'll vote for in Chickasaw, Mississippi?
it was the assumption that your parents had already planned and cooked dinner for you, so sending you home fed would mess with their plans.
friends were very confused, too. I could write a whole novel on why that is/was custom, but in short, guests for dinner are special and 2/3
I'm German and here, you'd often be sent home unless it was specifically talked about beforehand that a meal was included. My non-German 1/2
I just wonder if you could beat blood to stiff peaks and it pains me I'll probably never find out.
They also conveniently left out how my birds flirt, which is puking into each other's mouths.
Yep. Finland's got Nuclear power and can plaster its coast with wind turbines. Gas is the bigger concern.
All of Europe. In Southern Germany, we call it Austrägler. Almost as if living with multiple generations isn't all fun and games.
I'd just put on a blue polo shirt with a black stripe on the collar and be "Aldi customer, constantly asked if she works here"
The world is perfectly capable of evil without you.