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First think about what you want to do with the bike: - mountain bike? - Racing? - bike to work? - Sunday with your girlfriend? Territory: - hilly, mountainy? - tarred only? - Feldweg? - City, with tramschienen? (Bigger Pneus so you don’t get stuck) Do you want/need Gepäckträger? Schutzbleche? Depending on your age & weight even small Stossdämpfer below the Sattel are lifesavers. Disc brakes are really good, but hard to get on cheap second hand bikes. Look around if there’s some kind of bike fair near you now, spring is the obvious time for them.
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aphid_licker posted:FAZ paid a dude to write a four-page beatdown of Pippi Langstrumpf  Jörg Scheller (* 1979 in Stuttgart) ist ein deutscher Kunstwissenschaftler, Journalist und Musiker. Er lehrt an der Zürcher Hochschule der Künste. Auf Grundlage seines beigefügten Lichtbilds hat er wahrscheinlich auch einen SA-Account. (...) Er ist Anhänger des undogmatischen Flügels der Straight-Edge-Szene.[10] Randler fucked around with this message at 16:01 on Apr 28, 2019 |
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Abel Wingnut posted:art scientist? the hell is that? It's a mixture of theory, history, sociology and pedagogy of art, op fake edit: really tempted to move the second f a bit to the right there
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"Wissenschaft" does not have the exact same definition as "science" hth
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Torrannor posted:What are the results Thromboseuntersuchung? Nah, I've named all of my chilis after friends of mine, some even kinda-related to the type of chili I've put their names on. And the Ultraschall-Ergebnisse were poop, I was hoping that the Thrombose had resolved enough to be able to make the projection that I'd be cleared to travel by August. But the congestion has only cleared up about 20-30% since last October, which is progress, and I can't whine about that, it's just glacially-slow progress and the Thrombus will probably only be gone by the end of the year at best, meaning I won't be able to visit my friends in Korea this summer. Major goddamn letdown.
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(please don't tell me that it's the name of your friend that this plant goes to)
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Duzzy Funlop posted:Nah, I've named all of my chilis after friends of mine, some even kinda-related to the type of chili I've put their names on. The Thrombose is only a problem when flying, right? You could, in theory, take the Transsibirische Eisenbahn to Wladivostok and then a ship to Südkorea from there. Or, if you are rich enough and have lots of free time, you could do this. That last one would seriously tempt me if I had a couple thousand bucks to spend and a boss who would understand my need to take all 30 days of vacation time all at once. 
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Libluini posted:The Thrombose is only a problem when flying, right? You could, in theory, take the Transsibirische Eisenbahn to Wladivostok and then a ship to Südkorea from there. It's unfortunately a problem in all forms of travel where you basically immobilize your leg for a prolonged period of time. I currently take a 10-15 minute break for every driven hour to get the circulation going a bit. You really notice the effects of longer immobilization in the leg really quickly. It feels a lot schwerer and you get this feeling of - for lack of a better word - Druck im Gewebe. Flying adds the problem of lower air pressure and faster dehydration while not being able to walk around a lot at all. Outside of the health-risks, there's obviously the liability issue of having an entire goddamn flight rerouted in the case of a medical emergency caused by gross negligence, hence the clearance-requirement by the doctor. You're apparently in extremely shady territory insurance-wise when doing that.
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Duzzy Funlop posted:It's unfortunately a problem in all forms of travel where you basically immobilize your leg for a prolonged period of time. I currently take a 10-15 minute break for every driven hour to get the circulation going a bit. You really notice the effects of longer immobilization in the leg really quickly. It feels a lot schwerer and you get this feeling of - for lack of a better word - Druck im Gewebe. Flying adds the problem of lower air pressure and faster dehydration while not being able to walk around a lot at all. Yikes, that sounds bad. That would eliminate train travel too, I guess. At least I guess you could walk around on a ship and freight ships don't tend to be re-routed willy-nilly? Of course it's too bad that's not really an option, considering it would take you about 2-3 weeks just to get to Korea. And it costs several thousand Euros each way.
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Guess Ben Shapiro is writing for the NZZ now lmao https://www.nzz.ch/meinung/der-ungeist-der-politischen-korrektheit-ld.1473914?mktcid=smsh&mktcval=Facebook
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Holy gently caress, he unironically invokes "Kulturmarxismus", isn't that basically an alt-right shibboleth? I mean, I knew the NZZ had turned into a Naziblatt, but this is a bit much.
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Auf dem Lande bei den Eltern meiner Freundin, da ist die Welt noch in Ordnung, und wenn Markt ist, darf der Hähnchenhändler ungeniert für "Broiler und Negerküsse" werben. Soziale Kontrolle erfolgt in nicht mehr Zeit, als es für einen kurzen Rundgang braucht: bereits auf dem Rückweg zum Auto war der politisch inkorrekte Teil des Kreideschriftzugs von anonymer Hand ausgewischt, und der brave Mann warb nun unwissentlich für "Broiler und Küsse".
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Wengy posted:Holy gently caress, he unironically invokes "Kulturmarxismus", isn't that basically an alt-right shibboleth? I mean, I knew the NZZ had turned into a Naziblatt, but this is a bit much. From what I understand this word basically means "Jews" and anyone who uses it should ring a lot of alarm bells immediately.
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pidan posted:From what I understand this word basically means "Jews" and anyone who uses it should ring a lot of alarm bells immediately. Yeah, see also "Kulturbolschewismus". Matuschek's stupid article is proof positive that the opposite of its lovely thesis is true: the Meinungskorridor has been significantly widened in the past couple of years and now Stürmer-Vokabular in the NZZ is cool and good. Wengy fucked around with this message at 10:02 on Apr 29, 2019 |
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My Lovely Horse posted:Auf dem Lande bei den Eltern meiner Freundin, da ist die Welt noch in Ordnung, und wenn Markt ist, darf der Hähnchenhändler ungeniert für "Broiler und Negerküsse" werben. Soziale Kontrolle erfolgt in nicht mehr Zeit, als es für einen kurzen Rundgang braucht: bereits auf dem Rückweg zum Auto war der politisch inkorrekte Teil des Kreideschriftzugs von anonymer Hand ausgewischt, und der brave Mann warb nun unwissentlich für "Broiler und Küsse". Is there an issue with the term "Broiler" I'm not aware of?
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say it three times in front of a mirror and Randler appears to rebuild the wall around you specifically but with the guns on his side
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System Metternich posted:It's a mixture of theory, history, sociology and pedagogy of art, op Also eins dieser tollen Fächer, nach dessen Studium man quasi alles kann!
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NZZ is deliberately appealing to the alt-right/AfF crowd in order to get market share. I think I linked an article about that once itt as well.
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Remember about a week ago when a moderator on Austrian television had a high-up FPÖ guy in and made the entirely correct observation "Hey, your ads look a lot like Nazi propaganda."? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYGW35wdyr0 Well, the FPÖ has taken that criticism to heart, went on a deep introspection, and... is now demanding that moderator be fired, if not worse. quote:Anlass dafür war ein Interview in der Nachrichtensendung ZiB 2, in dem Wolf den FPÖ-Spitzenkandidaten bei der Europawahl, Harald Vilimsky, zu einem Plakat der Parteijugend befragte. Der Cartoon zeigt ein Paar in Trachtenkleidung, umringt von düsteren Figuren, die offenbar muslimische Migranten darstellen sollen. Wolf verglich die Abbildung mit einer antisemitischen Zeichnung aus der NS-Zeitschrift Stürmer. Vilimsky drohte noch während der Liveübertragung, dass dies "Folgen" haben werde – und legte später im Interview mit dem Boulevardblatt heute Wolfs Rücktritt nahe. Cool. Coolcoolcool. Nice to see Austria having a grip on things.
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Why are liberal Austrians continuously shocked by the fact that the Nazi party behaves like a Nazi party?
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 I bims, althoch vong Deutsch her (from Penzl 1968 - The history of the third nasal phoneme of modern German; if you care about such things, nerd)
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Perestroika posted:Remember about a week ago when a moderator on Austrian television had a high-up FPÖ guy in and made the entirely correct observation "Hey, your ads look a lot like Nazi propaganda."? The FPÖ has tried to silence the ORF for years now, and there is good reason to believe that Vilimsky went into that interview with the goal to raise a stink no matter what happened. The really scary thing is that they might well be (at least partially) successful, because Sebastian Kurz and his ÖVP basically don't give a poo poo as long as  is keptArmin Wolf is literally the best TV journalist I have ever seen, btw. Highly recommended
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During my time in Austria, Wolf has been in the newspapers multiple times because the FPÖ hated him so much. They kept trying to get him fired again and again for the crime of "asking tough questions", which is obviously biased and unfair. It has always run off him like water off a duck's back and I can't help but admire his steeliness, let alone his journalistic credentials.cebrail posted:Why are liberal Austrians continuously shocked by the fact that the Nazi party behaves like a Nazi party? Because this shitstain of a party has been so entrenched in politics, has been so normalized, is so popular with the youth, there is a massive pushback in society to call things by their name. They can't be that bad, my son likes them and he's a good kid! My buddy voted for them because haha I wouldn't vote for SPÖ or ÖVP either, and have you seen the Greens? Anyway, want some more loving Gösser?
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System Metternich posted:Armin Wolf is literally the best TV journalist I have ever seen, btw. Highly recommended Because Robert Hochner died far too early, but Wolf tries to keep his spirit alive as much as possible, and is good and cool.
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Apr 30, 2019 06:32
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 lmfao decorum third-way centrism 🤝
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Smirr posted:
lol arbeiterfreundlich und moderat zu gleich, als Amerikaner
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Goa Tse-tung posted:lol arbeiterfreundlich und moderat zu gleich, als Amerikaner Can't really call the salon socialists of the Democrats extreme left (for American politics) and him moderate and worker friendly at the same time.
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Simply Simon posted:During my time in Austria, Wolf has been in the newspapers multiple times because the FPÖ hated him so much. They kept trying to get him fired again and again for the crime of "asking tough questions", which is obviously biased and unfair. It has always run off him like water off a duck's back and I can't help but admire his steeliness, let alone his journalistic credentials. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnP4w8eTAxU
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So it looks like one of my chilis has... a little mushroom friend? I have no idea what to do about this  
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 obviously. Duh. Meanwhile my chilies are lame and won’t grow much. Booo. I even gave them Tomatenerde at the Umtopfing, this time keeping it Torf free.
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 Weather alert for NRW goons:  Stay safe out there!
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Of course people in Köln put up actual honest to god Maibäume, as if this was a süddeutsches Dor...  I'm moving my North/South Germany taxonomy away from the combined non-glacial hill & potato salad based one, to one that's based on Maibäume exclusively. If there's a Maibaum, you're in the south. Let's double-check Wikipedia to see if this yields correct results: quote:Ein Maibaum ist ein geschmückter Baum oder Baumstamm, der im Rheinland, Emsland, Ostfriesland, in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Franken, Baden, Schwaben, in Teilen Sachsens und der Oberlausitz sowie in Tschechien und Slowenien zum 1. Mai aufgerichtet wird, in anderen Regionen auch zu Pfingsten. Besonders in Baden-Württemberg, Bayern und Österreich ist das feierliche Aufstellen eines Baumstammes auf dem Dorfplatz üblich. Might wanna exclude the non-Österreich Ausländer, but looks great to me otherwise. Thüringen and the Saarland are mentioned later in the text. The Pfalz is not, but a quick google search assures me that "Vielerorts (auch in der Pfalz) stellt man heute einen Maibaum auf. Er ist Symbol des kraftvollen, männlichen Phallus." Phew! The absence of Hessen is worrying, but there's a picture that's taken in Hessen, so it's all good. I guess the most notable changes relative to the previous classification are that the Rheinland, Emsland and Ostfriesland are now in Southern Germany, but I don't make the rules (just divine them). I was gonna say that Bramsche and Hannover got dragged kicking and screaming into Northern Germany but nope, they're near non-glacial hills AND have Maibäume. Congratulations also to Berlin-Reinickendorf on being in Southern Germany - I've always hated that place so it's good to know there's a scientific basis to that feeling.
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https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2019-05/kritik-kevin-kuehnert-sozialismus-thesen Loving the salty comments by Bildungswutbürger But seriously we‘re all doomed lol
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