state_electrician @ state_electrician @discuss.tchncs.de

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May of what? "May have" and not "may of".

Didn't Richardson blow them up? His character was quite wacko, so I thought it fit into the movie. I didn't think too hard about it, though, which is evident because I finished the movie.

I once fired one of these monsters near Minsk in a park called Stalin Line. It set off car alarms over 50m away.

I watched a triple feature of the extended edition in a cinema years ago. What an experience, to spend the entire day there. During a break we got Chinese takeout, the people from the cinema didn't care. But the people sitting in front of us were annoyed. Or jealous, because they didn't have this genius idea and instead had to eat the overpriced garbage from the concession stand. I prefer to believe it's the latter.

Han shoots first?

10.000 Euro per month? WTF kinda money do you make that you can afford to just pass that much on?

Mein Führerschein ist letzten Monat 30 geworden.

This is my hole.

Haben die sich jetzt eigentlich auf Hoecke Jugend geeinigt? Die Abkürzung lieben die doch.

Hoecke Jugend?

This, too, hurts.

Wincest

Tied down, eyes fixed open like in Clockwork Orange? I named that setup the appreciation chair.

Who cares?

Well, there's neither a great black shark nor a great Jewish shark.

Everybody's so concerned with preserving Hitler's brain. But when you put it into the body of a great white shark, ooh, suddenly you've gone too far.

How can I get a post removed that attacks me?

Back when I was at uni I had a fellow student from England who complained about the formal you in German. It took him to start learning Japanese to realize it's really not that bad. In German it used to be that you say Sie to any adult-looking person until you both agreed to use du. At work this is a lot more relaxed now with entire companies stating everybody used du. Makes it much easier and nicer, in my opinion.

Sono Pazzi Questi Romani, "People called 'Romanes' they go the house"

Well, maybe it did, maybe it didn't. But I don't understand this obsession with truthful stories. If something is funny or inspirational and manages to entertain or even inspire a few people, what does it matter if it happened exactly like that? If you go through life assuming every story on the internet is fake and that nothing wild ever happens, what kind of dull, sad life is that? I truly don't understand your mindset.