cool, get a life
In my opinion German destroys Europe every time and done it again irrepairably maybe
They want cheap resources and cheap labour = they sponsor disgusting regimes like putin or hngary instead of helping them become nice (because germans are greedy and only care abt profit)
They are responsibly for mass migration of brown peopel (not racist but most of them are not competent experts worthy of migration and they smoke weed)
All they care abot is cheap resource and labour no morals nothing
In the meantime: weird language nobody wants to learn, ok food, ok literature ruined by the language that is so bad that you sometimes have to transliterate german words instead of translateing because cant translate
german people dress very bad and never wash their ass after shit
participate in contemplation of german nature
picrel my drawing of german flag
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lmoa nice simulacres straight outta parisian white guard newspapers fit for TOILETS HAHAHA...
Reds won because the popular support was all theirs, civil wars are never won any other way, especially considering how reds were on the verge of total defeat multiple times and had next to zero foreign support. End of the story...
Only good thing Germany ever did...
that wasn't the topic of discussion.
Reds won because their opposition was disunited and Russian population not prepared to deal with such inhumane monsters who were willing to use all means necessary. If only were they see what these satans would do to the country in just a few years, if only they knew, then every bolshevik would be hanging from the tree.
its not the end of story just because you said so red scum, people still remember millions that died due to Red terror, brutal suppression of popular will, elimination of actual proletarian movements of workers who dared to ask what was promised yet got the bullets, gas and artillery shells.
I found the ultimate way for computer reading, just use some night driving glasses and some computer glasses at the same time. This help me avoid having red and fatigued eyes. It looks strange but it worth it.
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How are you doing with the glasses? I use software such as f.lux or the default blue light filter in my phone
I though on buying blue light filter screen protectors for my devices but since i also draw, it would be impossible for me to adjust colours bc i wouldn't be able to retire the protectors so...
r8 my thesis
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(Welcome to the) NHK bros... the manga is so expensive on amazon etc but I found a finnish antiquarian shop who sold the whole 8 part series for 85€. :----D
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More Muslims will be bombed soon.
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I hate Windows so much it's unreal. Looks like I will spend new year eve without my PC.
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Because Windows really is shit, both in usability, and what can be done with it, and yes in the freedom RMS preaches about (I really agree with him in this).
I left Windows in 2008. Since then I use various Linux distros. I still helping out people friends, family, acquaintances with their computer stuff, and I nearly get braindick every time I have to sit 10+ minutes in front of Windows, so unusable. I converted a handful of people already to Linux (even women), and I won't stop doing that.
I don't game that much, I do more "work", and I enjoy such theoretical brain-teasers like the crap I wrote about the TES and F games. Last time I installed Skyrim, instead of playing I started to write a mod manager bash script. Then I stopped because I lost interest in Skyrim. Maybe one day I'll finish it. The script I mean.
Whenever I stop doing whatever I am doing, my brain tells me to smoke.
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Being not dependent on water would be great tbh.
>don't wake up at night to have to pee
>don't have to carry around a bottle of water when it's hot
>don't have to buy liquid in the supermarket anymore
>don't have to juggle between the urge to pee or the feeling of thirst throughout the day every day anymore.
So yeah hard dependencies are usually nothing to strive for.
