Oh no, of course not. Obviously there's a second party member. I've never seen both members in the same room together though. (the second member isn't a person, it's a foundation founded by Geert Wilders)
Aw. We're pretty used to hanging out in English-speaking spaces so there's probably more Dutch folk hiding around. I do know the head admin of lemmy.world is Dutch, as well as one of the main devs of mbin.
Where are you finding all these Dutch posts? This is the only vaguely active Dutch sub I know of
At least here in the Netherlands, there was a lot of commotion because a data centre tried to buy a windmill park meant to power households as their dedicated power source
Het helpt dat dit EU-breed is, dus alleen uit Nederland vertrekken zou niet genoeg zijn, maar het is nog steeds lastig
Nikki de Jager (who was supposed to be the spokesperson) said on TV that it didn't feel right to hand out points. The Dutch broadcaster then told the EBU to just figure it out themselves.
Käärijä (Finland) also stepped down but got replaced, and Alessandra (Norway) already stepped down earlier because of Isreal.
Highlights from the Dutch broadcast (paraphrased):
- "The EBU reminded us that we're contractually obligated to do this broadcast."
- "Instead of the Netherlands we skip to Isreal, good thing they are completely uncontroversial."
- "Everyone makes mistakes, the EBU also knows a lot about that."
I think it's very typical how even though Nemo's song is about being non-binary, there's tv-presenters are talking about "him" and "that boy"
Extra fun is how many sources originally talked about a physical confrontation
Maybe they're Dutch, there it's only done for words that end in a vowel. Probably not though.
feddit.nl heeft wat Nederlandse gemeenschappen (bijvoorbeeld !thenetherlands@feddit.nl) die normaal zijn, maar ze zijn niet echt actief
He has a bunch of English ones on his website as well. Some of them are just the dumbest, least translatable puns though (in a good way).
For this one the joke even only works in Flemish (not Dutch).
Chips? Fries are patat or friet here, depending on whether you're a heretic.