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As every year around "beginning of the school year", Rossmann has very good offers for stationery supplies . Note that the start of the sale depends on your Bundesland: Rossmann.jpg Here is the link to the brochure . There are some really good offers to top up your stocks. Be aware that sm...

Turntable roundabout in Monheim am Rhein:


And here is the the link to google maps showing the satellite view.

It's halfway between Köln and Düsseldorf.

dstanners wrote: ↑Fri Jun 27, 2025 11:39 am "Hauserdung"

Just sayin'...

If this doesn't get him impeached, nothing will. wikipedia on the phrase "Wag the dog" Quote from that: "It has been used multiple times for former President Donald Trump. First, in April 2017 when he conducted airstrikes against Syria during an investigation of Russian interference ...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg9r4q99g4o

https://edition.cnn.com/world/live-news ... 5-intl-hnk

So, Nicksachsen, have you learnt Sorbian? Isn't that your neck of the woods? The language you are refering to is spoken by less than 10.000 people in Germany. It is even less common than Rhaeto-Romance in Switzerland. Just saying. I mean, it is a little bit like asking a guy from Houston if he spea...

NickSachsen wrote: ↑Fri Jun 20, 2025 4:35 pm I live in Herrnhut close to the Polish border, so beyond even Dresden!

Welcome to the show!

Finally revealed: The Dinosaurs died of skin cancer!

The "Einfuhrabgabe" is what you have to pay to customs.
The "Auslagepauschale" of 7,50€ is the fee that DHL charges for handling this for you. And those 1,24€ are the 19% MwSt on those 7,5€ that you have to pay, too.

Spanking brought to the next level...

One of the hardest drum covers in the world - Eleanor Rigby by The Beatles...

So gut wie

It's kind of weird that there are two Russian flags in this statement...

Sannerl wrote: ↑Thu Jun 12, 2025 9:32 pm From 4 pm to 6 pm here in Germany.
In Munich: https://www.democratsabroad.org/1e2f3/ ... st_tyranny

Can somebody report how many people actually were there on Saturday?

My father in Law comes from an extra EU country. In his country he is retired and get around 500 euro/month of pension in local currency. Q: Have you sorted out the health insurance situation yet? After a certain age and never having contributed into public health insurance, German health insurance...

Just in comparision...

Looks like there's another party in town...