/int/ - International

>>20473 No..

>>20618 Of course! I'm only missing these

No, it only takes up space. I find collecting kind of a depressing thing to do anyway. You just accumulate and then what.

>>21045 But it’s the same with digital files tbh

>>21104 I also think about that. I have several TB of porn that idk why I save

I generally support ecological movements but find ecological groups retarded to the point I wonder if they're just controlled opposition.

I too, believe in climate change. But the answer to the problem is much more complicated than people make it to be.

Geology says that we're at 70% amplitude of the previous maximum. The bad news is that readouts resemble a positive feedback system.

Yeah, screwed. We have several thousand years to develop spaceships and bugger off from here.

>>21077 See, that's why a good chunk of my funds is in Rocket Lab. Private space exploration is the only logical step to progress from here.

reddit is my prime news source tbh.

Sometimes I use it to find product recommendations, though it's increasingly botted for that these days. Occasionally if I'm bored I'll open a VM and VPN (only way to get past the ban) and troll those retards for a bit

No, I don't like the format but also I don't really find the site to be that interesting. Surprisingly enough, there are many YouTubers on their. I got into an argument with one about Bushido.

I shamefully used it once to promote a friend's band because Leddit indexes so readily on Google. I figured having a presence over there would help promote their music.

Yes. First time when it was shiny and new. I used it, but only for a few months. I just started hating the upvote/downvote system and the overall soyful atmosphere. So I stopped Until like a year or two ago I've been using reddit a bit. Mainly because no other forums exists anymore, and after using it for awhile I think some of the more obscure subreddits are just fine. the userbase is so small the voting system is almost irrelevant and the user base can range from soyboys to 4chan chuds so it's not like it's all that bad. I'm starting to think that 4chan itself starts to be more heavily moderated than reddit at this point. Jannies are out of control.

>>18110 Sorry. I ended up signing up for the party. Let's see what happens. Maybe I'll report back in December with an epic win or epic fail story. Thank you everyone for your support.

I was surprised to see this thread already on page 10, then I wondered, whether the catalog on this IB is smaller than on others, but I counted and it has around 100 threads alright, but for some reason this catalog just feels smaller. I mean there's little traffic and still threads die relatively fast.

>spa Do not do it bernd. Women think I'm gay because I hold them in amused contempt, so they treat me as some sodomite who can they bitch about men with. I love gossip myself, so they trust to share their nasty, evil little thoughts with. Last year, our company did a spa retreat too. I wasn't there, but our gigabernd autist went. My fag hags told me that they worked togheter to tease him to get into the jacuzzi with with three of them. They then laughed a lot about weight, looks, smell etc. To top it off, they then invited the office faggot into the jacuzzi and left gigabernd with him. You WILL be laughed at, you WILL be mocked.

>>20750 Meh. Here's a cure for such disorders. A tin of sprats. "Meat" goes into hard to reach parts of office furniture. Leftover oil is spread onto office carpets or if accessible, under car seats. Half-empty or completely empty tube of vaginal yeast or genital herpes treatment medication dropped near desks. Needs to be visible before lunch break. For "happily" married ones, random flowers delivered during office hours, with a note from "Your Latino Stud" or some other alias that makes clear it was not their spouse. Delivered several times to rule out any confusion.

The most important thing - don't get drunk. You'll get yerself cancelled. Second most important thing - don't go into fuggenings with anyone from the office. Don't shit where you eat.

>>21040 Doesn't make sense in German either. Which is the point, if you can even call it that.

Just in case you want to know more https://germanyinusa.com/2020/07/31/word-of-the-week-sparwitz/

>>21031 Yes, I did and it do.

I see words but do not know what they mean, greatest ally.

>>21043 >Have you ever seen a Schnitzel run through the woods? No? Well, that’s how fast they are! >What do you call a cookie under a tree? A shady cookie! >Two mushrooms are walking in the woods. One says “hi”, the other one says “ahhh, but mushrooms can’t speak!” I rate these 5/10, 2/10 and 7/10 respectively.

Poles are a little bit assburgers irl

>>21046 The poles I know irl are all turbonormies

>>21047 Polish culture is based on dignity and competence. But not many people are effectively dignified and competent and when you fail it you end up looking quiet autistic

After Newfies (people from Newfoundland), Polish-Canadians are the nicest people I've met/known. They are polite and modest.

I have never met a Pole or a Fin.

>>19197 I just downloaded all of the subs just in case the videos get deleted from YouTube. I also tested them with the BluRay and they seem to fit, so no resynching necessary to use them with torrents. Attached is a zip with all the subs in case anyone else is interested. The zip can also be found here: https://gofile.io/d/9vvxby

In case anyone is interested in Irish: https://doegen.ie/counties This is an online archive of early 20th century recordings of native Irish language speakers. Very unique sound among the world's languages, and quite different from the English-accented Gaelic which has become common nowadays. This is a good site if you want to develop a more pure Gaelic accent, or if you just like hearing the sounds of a vanished world. When these recordings were made, Irish was still a language of daily life and literature in large parts of the island.

>>19783 This is the link to the Irish and English transcript of the recording I uploaded: https://doegen.ie/LA_1060d1

I'm learning finnish, russian, serbian and greek. And failing because i'm too lazy. I only learned the alphabets and some words.

It's taking me fucking forever to learn languages. The problem is that if it's not interesting I'll never learn it but there's not much interesting out there.

>>20781 The stereotype I heard is that if you are a tourist in France and you speak English to a French person they will respond back in French. If you speak German to a German they will respond back in English.

>>20069 Manufacturing in Germany is not in decline, but in free fall. There are record numbers of bankruptcies. Of you find work, the pay will be lousy. Remember that where there is work, rents are astronomical and you will pay at least 1000€ for a shoebox, without utilities. This will be about 40% of your post-tax income.

>>20810 This is a good illustration of the difference. French people are very proud of their language and culture. If you ignore that, you're rightly scorned. But if you attempt to engage with it, they're helpful, because by doing so, you show you respect them. The German, meanwhile, has no actual pride in his language, and attacks anyone who attempts to speak it based putely on pedantry. He would rather no foreigner spoke German, and that he responded in the language of people that conquered him, than have anyone trigger his linguistic autism. Conclusion, the Frank is human, the German is a robot who can't handle any deviation from the rules -- much in fact like a Bohemian, the same people who invented the word robot!

>>20808 >>20813 It really depends on the area of Germany you're in. I heard from a britball who moved here that he got such an area but it was near Hannover and pretty much everybody else including Germans went "that's anal retentive even for German standards". Also I think you're wrong about Poles and Czechs. They're super chill about rules in my experience.

>>20810 Last time i spoke english to a frenchman in france he started speaking german. That was in normandy

>>19809 >>19835 >Hungarian content it’s horribly cringe/out of date/low production value not so fast, Hungary boys

>>20841 I also figured I can create my own cringe content. >>20842 Heh, I'm glad you know such gold nuggets. However the discussion was more about current online content. And that reminded me to the times when things started to go sideways. We have some quality cultural products. Here's Hungarian folk tales, translated to English: https://yewtu.be/channel/UC4IHjMTbstJlt5vO181UWEQ https://youtube.com/channel/UC4IHjMTbstJlt5vO181UWEQ The visuals are fairly characteristic and unique, can be trippy sometimes. Each episode is about 10 mins long. These apparently were broadcasted in some Eastern Euro countries - such as Romania, which was highly surprising for me - too.

>>19805 Also means everything will be melted into the same slop crucible though.

>>19802 >forget certain words and only can think of the English way of saying it This is starting to happen to me, even my dreams are in English now.

I dislike it because i want to learn other languages and there's nothing

I allow it.

I disallow it.

it is absolutely VERBOTEN!