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Hammerstein posted:Tell me about it, I AM Austrian. When I graduated from highschool in the late 90ies things had barely begun to improve in school books. Not to convinced about the "former" part tbh, just remember that it's only been like a year that Strache personally met with leading Identitäre, praising their work afterwards on Facebook Starks posted:Look if the Alexander the Great dispute got resolved, there’s hope for everyone. Just need the EU to get involved. I'm actually going to While very much not sitting in a Starbucks, by the way: https://twitter.com/simongerman600/status/1126945005757714432?s=21 fake edit: FreudianSlippers posted:Austria was even ruled by their own flavor of fascism before the Anschluss. It's even hard to say if the Austrian state of 1934-38 can rightly be called fascism, because fascism is notoriously hard to pin down. Leading fascism scholars like Richard Paxton don't think that the pre-Anschluss regime really falls into the fascism camp (neither do the Franco and Salazar regimes according to him btw), but it's certainly a topic that can be argued forever without any real way to conclusively go either way
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Turkey: really big on Starbucks for some reason.
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I want to see Starbucks per capita, useless otherwise.
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Two in Monaco, what the hell
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Vivian Darkbloom posted:Two in Monaco, what the hell Stupid rich people and tourists? Hell, I'm Danish, and I got curious to see were those mythical Starbucks actually were: Nine of them are in the capital region, seven in the immediate center, turns out that the count of nineteen is probably from counting the Starbucks in the Airport a few times, it has a division both inbound and outbound. One is located within a larger Hypermarket in Southern Zealand. One inside the main lobby of the University of Southern Denmark's Odense Campus. Another two are inside Hypermarkets in middle Jutland. And two are in Aarhus, one inside a Department store. I don't know were the nineteen came from, Starbucks own store locator report twelve stores in Denmark. Funny is that Danes drink coffee by the bucket load, but they drink coffee the proper way, dark and miserable, as proper Danes do.
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:I want to see Starbucks per capita, useless otherwise. England and Andorra are fairly close in Starbucks per capita. Andorra more than doubles Turkey by this stat.
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System Metternich posted:Not to convinced about the "former" part tbh, just remember that it's only been like a year that Strache personally met with leading Identitäre, praising their work afterwards on Facebook I'm english and have never been to starbucks I must be a unicorn.
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vyelkin posted:Russia only really became a teetering power in the 19th century when peasants stopped winning wars and factories started winning them. Russia was the strongest military power in Europe in 1815, but by the 1850s it could be beaten on its own territory by British and French factories and steamships that could supply the Crimea better by sea than the Russians could by land. Moving supplies (anything really) by boat has always always always been easier than moving them by land. Except maybe (maybe!) briefly in the late 1800s after trains routes were well developed but steamships weren't. Speleothing fucked around with this message at 09:56 on May 11, 2019 |
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There are only 23 Starbucks in Australia as of July 2018, and only on the tourist areas of the biggest cities. Pretty sure there are about 100 Starbucks just in Vancouver. Tim Hortons is supposed to be dominant in Canada but Starbucks won on the west coast.
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I went to Starbucks a lot during my China trip because it's the only reliable source of coffee in mainland China. Anyway does the 13 for Cyprus include Northern Cyprus?
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Can't really recall seeing a Starbucks in Belgium myself, but apparently they exist. What I do know is that we're bizarrely barren of international fast food chains other than McDonald's and Quick, there's no Burger King or KFC.
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Phlegmish posted:Can't really recall seeing a Starbucks in Belgium myself, but apparently they exist. But we're a weird little country where Quick's head start and the omnipresence of the frituur ruined a lot of earlier attempts to introduce new international fast food chain restaurants in the past.
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There are actually zero Starbuckses in Finland, but there are eight in the Western parts of Karelia. They'd have no chance competing against Hescafe in Finland anyway.
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Hammerstein posted:Tell me about it, I AM Austrian. When I graduated from highschool in the late 90ies things had barely begun to improve in school books. Austria is easily the European country with the worst WW2 revisionism.
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Carbon dioxide posted:I went to Starbucks a lot during my China trip because it's the only reliable source of coffee in mainland China. Using google I could only find 9 Starbucks in Cyprus, all in the south. I'm really not sure what the legal logistics are for chains operating in places unrecognized by so much of the world.
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Austria is the Bavaria of europe.
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someone do mcdonald's in europe because I want to see two more pages of euros sweating about how "uhh heh I'd uhh never go to an american owned restorante because I go to my uhhh local shop.. haha yea"
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Personally I've never been to an Aldi's.
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starbucks website shows 13 stores, 2 in Larnica, 6 in Nicosia, 4 in Limmisol, and one in Protaras, so they're all in the south.
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Peanut President posted:someone do mcdonald's in europe because I want to see two more pages of euros sweating about how "uhh heh I'd uhh never go to an american owned restorante because I go to my uhhh local shop.. haha yea" McDonalds is really loving expensive compared to everything else, tbh.
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my dad posted:McDonalds is really loving expensive compared to everything else, tbh. i'm sure it is, they probably have to import tomatoes special since you guys won't eat them normally
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Peanut President posted:someone do mcdonald's in europe because I want to see two more pages of euros sweating about how "uhh heh I'd uhh never go to an american owned restorante because I go to my uhhh local shop.. haha yea" What?
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I want that post to be real.
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I want a Dunkin Donuts Europe map please.
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Peanut President lashing out at the Yurapeens, not knowing that actually they loving adore his native Dixie's KFC.Epicurius posted:starbucks website shows 13 stores, 2 in Larnica, 6 in Nicosia, 4 in Limmisol, and one in Protaras, so they're all in the south. North Cyprus having no Starbucks while Turkey has a gently caress billion is a perfect illustration at how they've become prisoners of their own protector. Grape fucked around with this message at 18:57 on May 11, 2019 |
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Phlegmish posted:What? Europeans and especially Australians poo poo all over McDonald's while also loving loving it.
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Pook Good Mook posted:Europeans and especially Australians poo poo all over McDonald's while also loving loving it. So just like Americans then.
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McDonald's is just mad that they lost the copyright to the Big Mac and Mc prefix on foods in Europe after trying to sue Pat McDonagh's butchers in Ireland.
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I've never met a non-intoxicated person who admitted to eating McDonald's, but somebody's keeping them in business. (it's me I like mcnuggets)
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Pook Good Mook posted:Europeans and especially Australians poo poo all over McDonald's while also loving loving it. They poo poo on it because it's a mediocre fast food chain, not because it's American, do you think you own the concept of fast food
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Grape posted:Peanut President lashing out at the Yurapeens, not knowing that actually they loving adore his native Dixie's KFC. KFC sucks so though?
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european teens love mcdonalds as its basically the only place for them to hang out
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Pook Good Mook posted:Europeans and especially Australians poo poo all over McDonald's while also loving loving it. how could it ever be possible, in a continent of 750 million people, for there to be a significant number of people who think a thing is bad, while enough people still think it is good for the thing to remain extremely profitable? surely the european hive mind would never permit such an outcome.
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advanced statsman posted:european teens love mcdonalds as its basically the only place for them to hang out Maybe in the frozen tundras north of the Pyrenees but down here in Dumas' Africa they hang out in parks and squares. They do go to McDonald's when already drunk/high if they are no kebab shops around.
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Ulvino posted:Maybe in the frozen tundras north of the Pyrenees but down here in Dumas' Africa they hang out in parks and squares. Even in the homelands of kebab/gyro teens still hit up Micky D's with regularity. And KFC. And goddamned Pizza Hut. They put ketchup on it too the absolute fucks.
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Grape posted:Peanut President lashing out at the Yurapeens, not knowing that actually they loving adore his native Dixie's KFC. There is a Popeye's in Famagusta, and a Johnny Rockets in Lefkosa.
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