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And then there remains the question who actually produced and distributed the video. Current (informed) speculations largely veer towards a "western intelligence agency". If this turns out to be true, it would be unheard of in this political era and the political implications be massive: A foreign agent actively toppling a EU government, manipulating EU elections. On the other hand, while extremely embarassing, saving the Austrians from themselves sure would have prevented a thing or two in the last century.  Edit: lol, my Hauptschulenglisch sure didn't prepare me to discuss this. Default Settings fucked around with this message at 21:06 on May 20, 2019 |
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May 20, 2019 21:03
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I think it's extremely fun to see 2 fash parties zerfleisch themselves.
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May 20, 2019 21:08
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Der Fischer Heinzi als Verfassungsexperte (und Interimskanzler in spe, aber  ) in der ZiB 2 
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Ich wünsch mir nur dass nicht ausgerechnet der Sobotka Nationalratspräsident wäre.
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Meanwhile, German conservatives also have an idea or two about the people who they assume are behind this, you'll never guess who it is yeah it's the Jews https://www.cicero.de/aussenpolitik/heinz-christian-strache-video-johannes-gudenus-ibiza-israel-mossad
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May 20, 2019 21:32
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May 20, 2019 21:35
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Mano posted:I think it's extremely fun to see 2 fash parties zerfleisch themselves.
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May 20, 2019 22:34
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Niki Lauda (1949-2019) I guess for what his body has gone through it's actually a pretty good age, but I actually thought he's older.
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May 21, 2019 05:30
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Finally reunited with his ears in heaven
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Advertising down with the kids
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May 21, 2019 07:14
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Perestroika posted:Meanwhile in Hamburg: Isn't this like the Hamburg version of Lederhosen and a Gamshut? SPD going for the Trachtenverein vote?
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At first I thought Smirr being that baffled by Cologne was an exaggeration, but now I think he might be on to something  https://twitter.com/lostinnippes/status/1130186092718829568?s=21 https://twitter.com/spiegel_top/status/1130413878809022464?s=21
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May 21, 2019 09:30
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This has my full support In fact, more of Köln should be below ground!
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May 21, 2019 09:35
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Köln looking at Stuttgart and going 'hold my "beer" ' is gonna be great
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May 21, 2019 09:37
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Maybe they just use the plans from the public library?
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https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/oct/03/3?INTCMP=ILCNETTXT3487 "One intriguing result was that Germans - not renowned for their sense of humour - found just about everything funny. They did not express a strong preference for any type of joke." Even though this poll is worth whatever it is worth, this confirms a long-held suspicion I had, in particular when going to the cinema (where people constantly laugh at anything remotely funny. It is so exaggerated that it becomes weird for us foreigners coming from southern European countries. Sometimes some older German work colleagues will burst out laughing with things that aren't that funny). Is this something that Germans can also feel or is it only visible for those coming from the outside?
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AndreTheGiantBoned posted:kennste kennste kennste No I think this is all in your head
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I'd like to see their data split between east and west germany. Coming to the west from the east i found that the humor became a lot, a LOT more american. Particularly a massive amount of the humor in everyday interactions here is based around making GBS threads on people as a form of "bonding".
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AndreTheGiantBoned posted:https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/oct/03/3?INTCMP=ILCNETTXT3487 how would we know, if we are as biased as the text implies?
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Goa Tse-tung posted:how would we know, if we are as biased as the text implies? 
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Sereri posted:No I think this is all in your head This is a topic within my group of (south-European) friends, we joke a bit about it. It's not a big deal, just a national trait like any other. Better that than humorlessness, no? quote:how would we know, if we are as biased as the text implies? Maybe some of you have been abroad and can compare? One learns a lot about his own country when he spends some time out. Or it could also be a slightly generational thing, it seems to be stronger with middle-aged Germans. AndreTheGiantBoned fucked around with this message at 14:15 on May 21, 2019 |
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AndreTheGiantBoned posted:https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/oct/03/3?INTCMP=ILCNETTXT3487 A lot of humour relies on prior knowledge, which may make a thing funny for one person, but much less so for someone else, who doesn't have the same frame of reference. If it is any consolation to you, I sometimes also don't get the humor of my host country, even though I've been living here for more than a decade. quote:People from the Republic of Ireland, the UK, Australia and New Zealand most enjoyed jokes involving word plays. Huh, who would have thought, native speakers have a stronger preference for jokes that require an intimate knowledge of the language than people, for whom English is the 2nd or third language. I mean, if it was the other way around, with all the jokes being written in German (and with only school-German and Google to help translate), I doubt that native English speakers would still appear to prefer word-play jokes, their results would be all over the place, depending on how easy to understand the jokes were.
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That's a fairly good point. There's a lot of wordplay in stuff like german rap that's note even remotely worth trying to explain to a foreigner. Heck, even the most basic wordplay in Rammstein goes past most of them, despite Rammstein being wildly popular abroad.
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AndreTheGiantBoned posted:https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/oct/03/3?INTCMP=ILCNETTXT3487 It’s the same in Switzerland, but I think it’s more generational than geographic. Boomers just find everything funny, it makes going to the cinema hell. Like, I was enjoying the elegiac stylings of Jarmusch’s “Paterson” a few years ago and the boomer next to me literally at least snorted at every second line, and he often roared with laughter. It became so bad that I had to shush him. He also picked his nose. In conclusion, gently caress boomers.
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Wengy posted:He also picked his nose. In conclusion, gently caress boomers. Man, dating in Switzerland is weirder than I thought
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System Metternich posted:Man, dating in Switzerland is weirder than I thought Finger in der Nase = Tanz die ganze Nacht.
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Oh wow lol, I've often wondered how everyone seems to know not to even try to use that escalator, since it's not more obviously broken than any of the other broken escalators. But I guess word gets around over the span of 15 years. e: oh, it's all of them at Ebertplatz, not only the specific one I was thinking of. That's actually reassuring in a way
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Smirr posted:Oh wow lol, I've often wondered how everyone seems to know not to even try to use that escalator, since it's not more obviously broken than any of the other broken escalators. But I guess word gets around over the span of 15 years. I think you've been assimilated. Sorry, it's too late for fleeing. The Kölsch have added your biologival distinctiveness.
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Mano posted:I think you've been assimilated. Yeah, I've noticed. Still, this tweet https://twitter.com/TimoUnbehaun/status/1130395612913045504 made me want to commit a murder so maybe there's still a little of the old me left somewhere
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Als Ossi der Köln und Umgebung für sehr befremdlich hält frag ich mich welche Dimensionen von der Bewegung denn unberührt bleiben.
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Smirr posted:Zumal ich Westberliner bin Berlin ist auf der falschen Seite der West-Ost Linie, aber auf der richtigen Seite der Nord-Süd Linie. Köln ist auf der richtigen Seite der West-Ost Linie, aber auf der falschen Seite der Nord-Süd Linie. Demnach immer noch auf einem der schlechten Kartenviertel.  
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Randler posted:Berlin ist auf der falschen Seite der West-Ost Linie, aber auf der richtigen Seite der Nord-Süd Linie. Hell yeah, now we're cooking with gas. I'm the slant of the north-south-line. None shall slander the fine people of Lüneburg.
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Randler posted:Demnach immer noch auf einem der schlechten Kartenviertel.
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Nothing wrong with Lübeck, it spawned your greatest author
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