Ich hab nur den kleinen Gurkenschein für Cornichons.
From my perspective you can’t bet both sides and still expect gains on average. Sure you can be lucky that the one bet wins more than the other loses but typically that doesn’t work if you bet on two opposite outcomes. There are no magical and safe ways to multiply money other than maybe being super rich and already too big to fail.
Oh, where is that? As an inspiration in case I decide to emigrate one day. 😄
Package loss due to a broken bus system
Ernstgemeinte Frage: Sind solche Details des Steuerrechts wirklich explizit in der Verfassung geregelt? Wenn es um grundsätzliche Gleichbehandlung von Einkommen ginge, müsste ja die bei 25% gedeckelte Kapitalertragssteuer auch gegen das Grundgesetz verstoßen, da sie im Vergleich zur progressiven Lohnsteuer in der Regel meist niedriger ausfällt.
Also meinetwegen könnte man das gerne reformieren, ich wundere mich nur über die Aussage der Verfassungswidrigkeit.
Maybe I phrased it in a confusing way. Coffee does not smell like dog poop to me. It’s just exactly as disgusting. Can’t really compare it to anything else but it’s a very intense smell that I just can’t stand. I noticed that microwaving chocolate milk can lead to a similar smell but by far not as bad as coffee.
It’s not roasted stuff in general that I despise and also not related to milk.
The smell of coffee. I don’t know what’s wrong with me (or alternatively the vast majority of people) but it smells as disgusting to me as a steaming pile of dog poop. I learned to ignore it to some extend but I still hate it in all its variations: The powder, freshly roasted beans, freshly brewed coffee, cold coffee, coffee breath, …
I also don’t get the hype around Paris. It’s not super ugly but also nothing special.
I don’t live too far from it, could easily go there for a week-end or even day trip. Still only been there twice and have no plans to go there again. In many spots it’s very crowded and dirty and the attractions aren’t better than in any other major city.
They look like a quote rather than a spoiler.
Thanks, should have researched myself before creating yet another post for it.
This is how it looks on my end with Boost:
Test for a spoiler in a comment.
This is a spoiler in my comment.
Depends on what the tariffs are about. If there’s a tariff on a specific category of finished consumer goods, an import of the materials/ parts in combination with a local assembly might indeed reduce or avoid the taxes you have to pay.
Not to forget these crazy machines that’ll give you free money if you smash in one of those weird plastic thingys from your purse. Absolutely bonkers!
I’m not really sure what use 4,000 liters of water would be when somebody is having a stroke.
They send a firetruck if someone is having a stroke? Isn’t there a dedicated ambulance for such cases? A ladder truck might make sense to get patients out of a big building but other than that that? Or do they have just one single vehicle that they use for all purposes?
I agree that the US have way too many way too big trucks but this…
Ambulances and firetrucks in Europe and Asia are smaller than most american pickup trucks.
… is just wrong. I live in Germany and even small villages with only volunteer firefighters have full blown trucks way above 10 tons.
Most fire departments have something like this:
MAN TGM 18.330 Tank with 4,000 litres of water 18 tons total weight
More specialized departments close to industrial facilities, airports can be also much bigger. This one is currently the biggest weighting 52 tons.
Laubbläser helfen sowieso nur gegen trockenes Laub!!!11einseins