There's a saying in some parts of Europe "In Heaven the English are your police the Germans engineers and the French are cooks, in Hell the English are cooks the Germans the police and the French the engineers. "
The complete version: Heaven is where the police are British, the cooks are French, the mechanics German, the lovers Italian and it's all organised by the Swiss. Hell is where the chefs are British, the mechanics French, the lover's Swiss, the police German and it's all organised by the Italians.
I used to live in Bonn 1992 in this cherry blossom street ( the name is "Rosenthal" means "Rose Valley" ) in the house on the low right of the photo. Nobody was crazy about this until socialmedia took it and tons of touristic Instafreaks made a big thing out of it..
7:54 The AquaDom at Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 3 in Berlin was the largest cylindrical aquarium in the world. From December 2003, the seawater aquarium was free-standing in the hall of the Radisson Collection Hotel in the CityQuartier DomAquarée. On December 16, 2022, the outer acrylic glass cylinder shattered. The acrylic glass container was 16 meters high, 11.5 meters in diameter and had a volume of around one million liters. Including the base, the structure was 25 meters high. In the aquarium, around 1,500 fish from over 100 species lived in salt water tempered at 26 °C.
2:57 'VAT' stands for _value added tax_ , it's like the 'goods and services tax' (GST) in other countries. it's slapped on every product by default yet some products enjoy a lower tax rate as this kind of tax is considered unfair for low income classes. essential products like food usually are taxed less and for some reason books fall in this category too in Germany but tampons do not.
I'm German and have never seen a wheelchair swing. But if you look at the picture closely, there's a rope hanging down from the top. I guess that's how you could make yourself start to swing.
The formation of the emergency lane on any multi-lane road including the Autobahn is mandatory. If you ignore it there's a really, really good chance that ANY emergency vehicles will be driving down it relatively fast, but with dash cams active. So your license plate number will be forwarded to the cops who will send you your ticket plus fine. Anyone blocking the emergency lane for any reason (except having a breakdown of their own vehicle) WILL receive a pretty painful fine plus an additional point in the central traffic violations register in Flensburg. At seven points you will lose your driver's license permanently. If your blocking of the emergency lane leads to a permanent preventable injury you will receive between three to five points on top, depending on the severity, right up to seven points if it caused a preventable death. At three or more points in one go your driver's license will be suspended for at least a month. Running a red light without causing any endangerment or damage is also one point. Fairly high speeding tickets vary from 1 to 5 points in one go. Just for comparison. Driving without a license is a CRIMINAL offense, not a civil offense. So you really, really don't want to lose your driver's license here. After permanently losing your license you have to pass a medical psychological examination in front of a panel of three medical experts where you have to answer a LOT of very personal questions. If you do not answer these questions to their satisfaction you will not even be allowed to apply for a driving examination again, so you will not be able to legally drive again. Mind you, the cost for all the driving education is huge; 2000€ is the minimum norm. Anyone coming in for remedial education will have to satisfy the examiners that they have actually learned and changed. Just to clarify how important the formation of the emergency lane is in Germany and most of Europe. Edit: the wheelchair swing has a rounded bottom inset into the ground, with platform level with the ground to roll onto. Once you are on there is a suspended handle on a cable that hangs low enough for the occupant of the wheel chair to pull on. That sets them in motion.
hahah the aquadome (elevator with the aquarium) actually did break in december 2022. I don't know if they found out what the cause was but it was all over the news. The hotel obviously got damaged so badly and fishes died
the building in the fog is the cathedral of cologne - it´s not a castle. it´s official name is "Hohe Domkirche Sankt Petrus". Its two towers are 157 meters (515 feet) high. that aquarium exploded on dec 16th 2022 and about 1.500 fish died :( i had to smile when i saw that baggage claim belt just 2 month ago at frankfurt airport. all of the german graveyards ive been to provide watering cans for everyone to use.
In order to use the same lightbulbs they would've had to throw the bulbs over the barbed wire, grass with guards and dogs, the minefield, the wall itself and again mines, grass, guards, dogs and wire...
10:00 The West at some point after the war started to implement new kinds of lighting, while the East stayed behind in terms of many improvements during their time as a "Soviet enclave". 11:00 The "Gesellenstück" i.e. the "journeyman exam piece" is the practical part of your exam at the end of your 3 to 3,5 years of your official apprenticeship as a carpenter/cabinet maker. You are mainly free to deside what kind of furniture you want to build, but you have a recommended time in which to finish (in my case it was 120 work hours if I remember correctly). 13:40 I'm not sure when the advance in technology really started but it became very apparent to the allies after the war when they found out what the Germans were actually working on, and luckily weren't able to bring to fruition in time. Jet aircraft, rockets, and the precurser to what you call a stealth bomber took the allies by surprise. They even worked on anti gravity technology back then. No wonder that more than 1000 scientists were moved over to the US ("Operation Paperclip") where they commenced their research and gave the US a huge leap forward in terms of military technology.
0:58 Americans would see the opportunity to get ahead of everybody else. They'd take the opening in the middle and drive down the road thinkging what a great advantage they've just taken of all those idiots behind them. Something like overtaking the snowplough instead of patiently driving behind them at 40 km/h on an 80 km/h country road.
3:03 The general tax is 19%, to benefit culture (and for some other reasons) there is a reduced rate of 7% for books and some other goods. 7:56 Nope. Had. That thing did some bursting and some flooding. 8:46 It is not necessarily about alcohol. You know, it used to be dark in the streets, back in the dark ages.
The parking lots are watched bay cameras and this places are near entrances and so on. So the environment is not good for violence. And in result it reduces the violence.
Can you just dring water from a tap? We carry bottles ( no plastic) and refill them at public drinking fountains or anywhere ,we are trying to not buy plastic
5:30 These parking lots are always very close to the nearest exit, or a way to contact someone if something should happen! 6:10 That's not a castle, that's Cologne Cathedral that you see when you come out of the train station! 9:50 These were only available during the Corona period so that the trolleys could be disinfected after use!
I heard for at least Germany, Hotels are requiered to offer at least some form of entertainment in the room. Back in the days they put a book in and the bible was just most common. Less hotels do it nowadays because they have TVs instead. But in small old cheap hotels with no TV you still find a bible
To create a way in the middle of the motorway in case there is a complete stop, that does make sense, because an accident might have happened that causes the traffic jam, and there is need for firefighters,police or ambulance.
You just stand in front of the dome of cologne, when you leave the train station. A very impressive really LARGE church ,that took over 300 years to finish, and people say it´s still not ready because it needs repair all the time,it´s build out of sandstone a very soft stone, so they have many stone macons employed to work on all the figures and colunms to repair.
The Marriott Group of hotels - JW Marriott, Ritz-Carlton, W Hotels, Marriott, Sheraton, Delta, Maridién, Westin, Renaissance, Gaylord, Fairfield, Courtyard, City Express, and others - were founded by LDS members and are mostly owned by them today. Hence they have the Book of Mormon in their rooms, rather than The Bible.
I worked for a franchisee's Courtyard in Germany back in the days and we had both the Bible and the Book of Mormon in every room. Our guests and also employees got the Bible and/or the Book of Mormon free of charge if they asked for one to take with them, at least this was the case when I worked there.
Another good one 😀 so happy to see your channels doing well…close to the magic 100k on the main channel, which I have followed since you had 9200 subscribers, and now 50 k here …. Gogogo onwards and upwards 😀😀👍
You laughed when you saw the different colors of Berlin's lighting from space. You can't even imagine HOW big the differences were between Berlin (West) and East Berlin. If you know a US soldier who served in Berlin back then, talk to him. My recommendation for understanding this as a person who grew up in Berlin (West). A border ran around Berlin (West) that only exists today between North and South Korea!
First photo from the train station: The photo shows Cologne Cathedral. Inside is the golden tomb of the three kings who paid homage to the baby Jesus in Bethlehem.
The Graveyard Rack isnt a thing where i live. When i go to the graveyard to tend to my grandpas grave, i just put the can and other stuff behind the tombstone. Everyone does, and noone steals anything. Im not saying theft isnt a thing in germany as that would be a lie, but at least on the graveyards i know there is no vandalism or theft, so far. Its nice to experience some human decency.
9:20 There were three test routes, the longest of which was 5 km long. There is currently only one test track left, the test will end at the end of 2024. All three test routes were too short; only 2 shipping companies with 5 trucks took part. The whole thing was and is a flop.
You could react to some of the more advanced history channels and about the Holy Roman Empire (Germany but also its neighbours). Knowing the Holy Roman Empire is the masterclass of knowing European history (after the Greek and Western Roman Empire fell apart). It is also the most important part of European history. Central Europe was already before the Roman Empire the birthplace of some of the most important cultures: Proto-Germanic (Northern Germany), Proto-Celtic (Southern Germany/Austria), Proto-Slavic (Eastern regions of Germany) and Proto-Italic (Hungary, neighboring Austria, those Italic tribes moved later over the Alps to 'Italy', mixed with Etruscian and Greek culture and found the Roman Empire. The Latins were the most influential tribe at that time). The entire region was mostly back then as today the most populated hotspot in Europe. It is with its neighbors the most wealthy one. It has most castles, most cities, most traffic, most industry, most innovations and so on. It was after the split of the Germanic Frankish Empire (at first three parts but then basically two parts left, Western part (later kind of France) and the Middle and Eastern which became basically the Holy Roman Empire (Germany was the center but we are also talking about other members like the later Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg, Burgundy, Bohemia/Czech, Austria, Switzerland, Northern Italy etc. - AND focusing on Central Europe also makes the history of its Eastern neighbors (as well as to France and Spain, Greece, other parts of Europe etc.) much more understandable. The Holy Roman Empire had also the most important hotspots like cities from Brugge, Genth over through Germany (partly also Burgund) to North Italy.... the renaissance was mostly the result of the exchange of THIS route (first in the Northern part then in Italy and back). If we talk about the hotspot of Knight Armor industry then we talk for instance mostly about Southern Germany and Northern Italy (as some youtubers who talk bout such stuff often pointed out). The Hanseatic league was also an important interface. After the fall of the Frankish Empire the relation between the HRE, Rome/Pope/Catholic Church and the Byzantine Empire was also for not just political reasons the most relevant factor. And in the end of the day, the HRE is also due its diversity and complex structure, organization and the pure quantity the best rolemodel for every medieval MMORPG!
I‘m a German living in Switzerland and much prefer it here even if it’s more expensive. I like the salary, the taxes, infrastructure and close proximity of special landscapes like lakes and mountains. I even have German and British friends here. My gf is from Eastern Europe, we’re trying to get Swiss citizenship. I don’t live in the mountains. It’s the country Germans move to the most (Auwanderungsland Nr 1).
I would of thought licensed joiner as carpenter often do more putting already made stuff in building where joiner makes them I thought guacamole was just crushed advocado
This cherry blossom is Krokos(a blue flower) blossom in Heide/Schleswig -Holstein😀 local differences, but they matter to the people. Germany is not that unison.
Bible pages are great to role a cone if you are out of papers. Just take care to use one of these nearly empty pages in the beginning to avoid smoking the printing ink and don't use scissors but rip it with your fingers so you would have fibers at the edges - that's necessary if it's supposed to hold together. Let nobody tell you there wasn't anything to learn in prison.. 😅
Before they could make beer people drank mead, fermented honey. Even before agriculture was invented, in the Neolithic, our ancestors knew how to make alcohol, in Asia, Europe and Africa.
sorry but how incredibly ignorant has someone to be to pull off the sentence „they can’t even use the same lightbulb, that’s a different type of devide“ ..
ua-cam.com/video/EqK3ZHXjvLA/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared the Aquarium ( 7:57 minute ) unfortunately ... no more existing.. material got weak greetings from Berlin 🚬👁☕👁👍
VAT is Value Added Tax and is typically apllied to luxury items in Europe. There's controversy around it being applied to feminine hygiene items, as these are actually essentials. The workaround by having them in a book is genius!
Nope, it is applied to ANY product. Only essentials such as staple foods like potatoes, bread, water, rice, oil, butter, margarine, etc but also educational items like books have a lower VAT of 7% to allow for poor people to access affordable food and education.
The Bible in the hotel thing is done by an organisation called the Gideons. Hotels across the world simply accept the Gideons’ gift of bibles for each of their rooms and put them in a drawer. It’s rare to find a hotel without one. If you want a free bible, you can probably nick one from a hotel - the hotel won’t have paid for it. I like the idea of the UN Declaration in the Bible’s stead.
7:55 the aquarium exploded years ago due to material disfunction. Most of the fish died. The water caused a flood in the streets outside the building.
Last year, not years ago.
16.12.2022
"years ago" stop the cap
There are 3 possible explanations for the exposition! Not only one
There's a saying in some parts of Europe "In Heaven the English are your police the Germans engineers and the French are cooks, in Hell the English are cooks the Germans the police and the French the engineers. "
That is hilarious! Haven't heard that one before.🤣
The complete version:
Heaven is where the police are British, the cooks are French, the mechanics German, the lovers Italian and it's all organised by the Swiss.
Hell is where the chefs are British, the mechanics French, the lover's Swiss, the police German and it's all organised by the Italians.
@@rolandjenni227 TY for that 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@rolandjenni227 such bad rep for Swiss lovers? 🤔
I think the Germans being the police relates to the Stasi or Gestapo.
I used to live in Bonn 1992 in this cherry blossom street ( the name is "Rosenthal" means "Rose Valley" ) in the house on the low right of the photo. Nobody was crazy about this until socialmedia took it and tons of touristic Instafreaks made a big thing out of it..
7:54 The AquaDom at Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 3 in Berlin was the largest cylindrical aquarium in the world. From December 2003, the seawater aquarium was free-standing in the hall of the Radisson Collection Hotel in the CityQuartier DomAquarée. On December 16, 2022, the outer acrylic glass cylinder shattered. The acrylic glass container was 16 meters high, 11.5 meters in diameter and had a volume of around one million liters. Including the base, the structure was 25 meters high. In the aquarium, around 1,500 fish from over 100 species lived in salt water tempered at 26 °C.
2:57 'VAT' stands for _value added tax_ , it's like the 'goods and services tax' (GST) in other countries. it's slapped on every product by default yet some products enjoy a lower tax rate as this kind of tax is considered unfair for low income classes. essential products like food usually are taxed less and for some reason books fall in this category too in Germany but tampons do not.
I'm German and have never seen a wheelchair swing. But if you look at the picture closely, there's a rope hanging down from the top. I guess that's how you could make yourself start to swing.
I've seen them before. With some you need help, with others you can push yourself.
The Aquarium breaks several month ago😢
broke
The formation of the emergency lane on any multi-lane road including the Autobahn is mandatory. If you ignore it there's a really, really good chance that ANY emergency vehicles will be driving down it relatively fast, but with dash cams active. So your license plate number will be forwarded to the cops who will send you your ticket plus fine.
Anyone blocking the emergency lane for any reason (except having a breakdown of their own vehicle) WILL receive a pretty painful fine plus an additional point in the central traffic violations register in Flensburg.
At seven points you will lose your driver's license permanently.
If your blocking of the emergency lane leads to a permanent preventable injury you will receive between three to five points on top, depending on the severity, right up to seven points if it caused a preventable death.
At three or more points in one go your driver's license will be suspended for at least a month. Running a red light without causing any endangerment or damage is also one point. Fairly high speeding tickets vary from 1 to 5 points in one go. Just for comparison.
Driving without a license is a CRIMINAL offense, not a civil offense. So you really, really don't want to lose your driver's license here.
After permanently losing your license you have to pass a medical psychological examination in front of a panel of three medical experts where you have to answer a LOT of very personal questions. If you do not answer these questions to their satisfaction you will not even be allowed to apply for a driving examination again, so you will not be able to legally drive again.
Mind you, the cost for all the driving education is huge; 2000€ is the minimum norm. Anyone coming in for remedial education will have to satisfy the examiners that they have actually learned and changed.
Just to clarify how important the formation of the emergency lane is in Germany and most of Europe.
Edit: the wheelchair swing has a rounded bottom inset into the ground, with platform level with the ground to roll onto.
Once you are on there is a suspended handle on a cable that hangs low enough for the occupant of the wheel chair to pull on. That sets them in motion.
hahah the aquadome (elevator with the aquarium) actually did break in december 2022. I don't know if they found out what the cause was but it was all over the news. The hotel obviously got damaged so badly and fishes died
the building in the fog is the cathedral of cologne - it´s not a castle. it´s official name is "Hohe Domkirche Sankt Petrus". Its two towers are 157 meters (515 feet) high.
that aquarium exploded on dec 16th 2022 and about 1.500 fish died :(
i had to smile when i saw that baggage claim belt just 2 month ago at frankfurt airport.
all of the german graveyards ive been to provide watering cans for everyone to use.
9:12 The electric highway for trucks was a failure... 🤣
That was fun, guys!! Thank you
In order to use the same lightbulbs they would've had to throw the bulbs over the barbed wire, grass with guards and dogs, the minefield, the wall itself and again mines, grass, guards, dogs and wire...
10:00 The West at some point after the war started to implement new kinds of lighting, while the East stayed behind in terms of many improvements during their time as a "Soviet enclave". 11:00 The "Gesellenstück" i.e. the "journeyman exam piece" is the practical part of your exam at the end of your 3 to 3,5 years of your official apprenticeship as a carpenter/cabinet maker. You are mainly free to deside what kind of furniture you want to build, but you have a recommended time in which to finish (in my case it was 120 work hours if I remember correctly). 13:40 I'm not sure when the advance in technology really started but it became very apparent to the allies after the war when they found out what the Germans were actually working on, and luckily weren't able to bring to fruition in time. Jet aircraft, rockets, and the precurser to what you call a stealth bomber took the allies by surprise. They even worked on anti gravity technology back then. No wonder that more than 1000 scientists were moved over to the US ("Operation Paperclip") where they commenced their research and gave the US a huge leap forward in terms of military technology.
0:58 Americans would see the opportunity to get ahead of everybody else. They'd take the opening in the middle and drive down the road thinkging what a great advantage they've just taken of all those idiots behind them. Something like overtaking the snowplough instead of patiently driving behind them at 40 km/h on an 80 km/h country road.
3:03 The general tax is 19%, to benefit culture (and for some other reasons) there is a reduced rate of 7% for books and some other goods.
7:56 Nope. Had. That thing did some bursting and some flooding.
8:46 It is not necessarily about alcohol. You know, it used to be dark in the streets, back in the dark ages.
2:55 19% is the default VAT, while some things like books for example have a reduced level of VAT.
The parking lots are watched bay cameras and this places are near entrances and so on. So the environment is not good for violence. And in result it reduces the violence.
Can you just dring water from a tap? We carry bottles ( no plastic) and refill them at public drinking fountains or anywhere ,we are trying to not buy plastic
Tampons and other feminine hygiene products are sold with a Luxury Tax here in Australia. Yeah, such a luxury!!!
The swing looked like it had a pivot point that went to rider so put weight on bar and it unbalance the swing and cause it to swing
the aquarium exploded some years ago.. there are multiple videos about that on youtube
At 6:11, this is not a castle - this is a cathedral.
5:30 These parking lots are always very close to the nearest exit, or a way to contact someone if something should happen!
6:10 That's not a castle, that's Cologne Cathedral that you see when you come out of the train station!
9:50 These were only available during the Corona period so that the trolleys could be disinfected after use!
I think there is still a working Paternoster in Hamburg somewhere (It's kind of lift without doors, the name speaks fot itself😁)
7:50 That thing did actually break a few months ago. Flooded the entire area...
3:01 Since 2020, the tax on feminine hygiene items has been reduced from 19% to 7%.
Bibles in hotle rooms are not put there by the hotel. They are left by religious groups.
I heard for at least Germany, Hotels are requiered to offer at least some form of entertainment in the room. Back in the days they put a book in and the bible was just most common. Less hotels do it nowadays because they have TVs instead. But in small old cheap hotels with no TV you still find a bible
07:55 funny you Said that. Because it actually broke at one night. No one was hurt luckily
tell that to the several thousand fish that died
To create a way in the middle of the motorway in case there is a complete stop, that does make sense, because an accident might have happened that causes the traffic jam, and there is need for firefighters,police or ambulance.
Hello Joel and pal. I remember seeing that view in Cologne, but it was almost forty years ago. Interesting to see some more modern stuff.
7:50 so about that aquarium….
10:35 in Munic theres also a store like that
just discovered your acc, love you guys. greetings from Regensburg, Germany
You just stand in front of the dome of cologne, when you leave the train station. A very impressive really LARGE church ,that took over 300 years to finish, and people say it´s still not ready because it needs repair all the time,it´s build out of sandstone a very soft stone, so they have many stone macons employed to work on all the figures and colunms to repair.
make that 600 years. They stopped building it around 1200-something, it was finished in the 19th century.
Yiu should react to Wuppertal suspension railway,over 100 years old,and the safest transportation in the world.
The Marriott Group of hotels - JW Marriott, Ritz-Carlton, W Hotels, Marriott, Sheraton, Delta, Maridién, Westin, Renaissance, Gaylord, Fairfield, Courtyard, City Express, and others - were founded by LDS members and are mostly owned by them today. Hence they have the Book of Mormon in their rooms, rather than The Bible.
I worked for a franchisee's Courtyard in Germany back in the days and we had both the Bible and the Book of Mormon in every room. Our guests and also employees got the Bible and/or the Book of Mormon free of charge if they asked for one to take with them, at least this was the case when I worked there.
Another good one 😀 so happy to see your channels doing well…close to the magic 100k on the main channel, which I have followed since you had 9200 subscribers, and now 50 k here …. Gogogo onwards and upwards 😀😀👍
a common saying is: Cologne Cathedral is the only church with its own train station
The outdoor store is in Cologne
You laughed when you saw the different colors of Berlin's lighting from space.
You can't even imagine HOW big the differences were between Berlin (West) and East Berlin.
If you know a US soldier who served in Berlin back then, talk to him. My recommendation for understanding this as a person who grew up in Berlin (West).
A border ran around Berlin (West) that only exists today between North and South Korea!
3:25 nice, i work in this part of the city (it's in Dresden) :)
First photo from the train station: The photo shows Cologne Cathedral. Inside is the golden tomb of the three kings who paid homage to the baby Jesus in Bethlehem.
The colourful LEGO bridge is located in Wuppertal 😎
Hey guys, funny video....greetings from Munich, Ron :))
a nice lighthearted one
We have wheelchair swings in the UK & im sure u have them in the US too xx
The Graveyard Rack isnt a thing where i live. When i go to the graveyard to tend to my grandpas grave, i just put the can and other stuff behind the tombstone. Everyone does, and noone steals anything.
Im not saying theft isnt a thing in germany as that would be a lie, but at least on the graveyards i know there is no vandalism or theft, so far. Its nice to experience some human decency.
9:20 There were three test routes, the longest of which was 5 km long. There is currently only one test track left, the test will end at the end of 2024. All three test routes were too short; only 2 shipping companies with 5 trucks took part. The whole thing was and is a flop.
every time you say f..... you own me a beer 😂😂
0:45 Strictly speaking, not only at a complete stop, but already at walking speed
You could react to some of the more advanced history channels and about the Holy Roman Empire (Germany but also its neighbours). Knowing the Holy Roman Empire is the masterclass of knowing European history (after the Greek and Western Roman Empire fell apart). It is also the most important part of European history. Central Europe was already before the Roman Empire the birthplace of some of the most important cultures: Proto-Germanic (Northern Germany), Proto-Celtic (Southern Germany/Austria), Proto-Slavic (Eastern regions of Germany) and Proto-Italic (Hungary, neighboring Austria, those Italic tribes moved later over the Alps to 'Italy', mixed with Etruscian and Greek culture and found the Roman Empire. The Latins were the most influential tribe at that time). The entire region was mostly back then as today the most populated hotspot in Europe. It is with its neighbors the most wealthy one. It has most castles, most cities, most traffic, most industry, most innovations and so on. It was after the split of the Germanic Frankish Empire (at first three parts but then basically two parts left, Western part (later kind of France) and the Middle and Eastern which became basically the Holy Roman Empire (Germany was the center but we are also talking about other members like the later Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg, Burgundy, Bohemia/Czech, Austria, Switzerland, Northern Italy etc. - AND focusing on Central Europe also makes the history of its Eastern neighbors (as well as to France and Spain, Greece, other parts of Europe etc.) much more understandable. The Holy Roman Empire had also the most important hotspots like cities from Brugge, Genth over through Germany (partly also Burgund) to North Italy.... the renaissance was mostly the result of the exchange of THIS route (first in the Northern part then in Italy and back). If we talk about the hotspot of Knight Armor industry then we talk for instance mostly about Southern Germany and Northern Italy (as some youtubers who talk bout such stuff often pointed out). The Hanseatic league was also an important interface. After the fall of the Frankish Empire the relation between the HRE, Rome/Pope/Catholic Church and the Byzantine Empire was also for not just political reasons the most relevant factor. And in the end of the day, the HRE is also due its diversity and complex structure, organization and the pure quantity the best rolemodel for every medieval MMORPG!
6:20 Here is more about the waterpark ua-cam.com/video/ZFMa_kAANGE/v-deo.html
The aquarium scene didn't age well😅😅😂
The thing with the alcohol seems to have come from accidentally eating fermented fruit and then realizing that the condition itself is cool!
I‘m a German living in Switzerland and much prefer it here even if it’s more expensive. I like the salary, the taxes, infrastructure and close proximity of special landscapes like lakes and mountains. I even have German and British friends here. My gf is from Eastern Europe, we’re trying to get Swiss citizenship. I don’t live in the mountains. It’s the country Germans move to the most (Auwanderungsland Nr 1).
TY 👍👍
I would of thought licensed joiner as carpenter often do more putting already made stuff in building where joiner makes them
I thought guacamole was just crushed advocado
This cherry blossom is Krokos(a blue flower) blossom in Heide/Schleswig -Holstein😀 local differences, but they matter to the people. Germany is not that unison.
Bible pages are great to role a cone if you are out of papers. Just take care to use one of these nearly empty pages in the beginning to avoid smoking the printing ink and don't use scissors but rip it with your fingers so you would have fibers at the edges - that's necessary if it's supposed to hold together.
Let nobody tell you there wasn't anything to learn in prison.. 😅
The beginning was accurate, then it became ridiculous in the end. But I do enjoy your posts!!!
I think your reactions are really cool :) Greetings from Stuttgart (Porsche & Mercedes Town)
2000 years ago in the area of nowadays Romania, the King Burebista cut all the vine yards because the soldiers were always drunk. :))))))
Before they could make beer people drank mead, fermented honey. Even before agriculture was invented, in the Neolithic, our ancestors knew how to make alcohol, in Asia, Europe and Africa.
Fun fact: the aquarium broke 😂😂😂
its not the 4th floor but the 3rd!
Frauenparkplatz - Bitte 3 Parkplätze freihalten.
Women's parking space - Please keep 3 parking spaces free.
You can find puke sinks on most frat houses 😉
Many animals have become drunk, when they have eaten fermented fruit.
Boys, this wheelchair swing,if you look closely, you notice there is a handle that you have to pull,just in front of you, self service to swing.
Can Americans have a copy of the constitution in every hotel rather than an old bible?
sorry but how incredibly ignorant has someone to be to pull off the sentence „they can’t even use the same lightbulb, that’s a different type of devide“ ..
Bro you already reacted to this video before😂😂😂
I don't know why you felt the need to add background music. If it wasn't so loud, it wouldn't be so annoying.
You like this,,,,you should have a look at LUXEMBOURG
I‘m German-Luxemburgisch and live in Switzerland. I really prefer it here overall (income, taxes, landscapes, safety)
that wasnt a castle its a church
You are a really nice gay couple. I'm happy for you❤
ua-cam.com/video/EqK3ZHXjvLA/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
the Aquarium ( 7:57 minute )
unfortunately ... no more existing..
material got weak
greetings from Berlin 🚬👁☕👁👍
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Germany has and will always be ahead for the last 2k years and the next 2 eons.
but the political 'wind'seems to chance in Germany, There maybe some big chances coming regarding the stuff, Germany is famous for, just saying.
VAT is Value Added Tax and is typically apllied to luxury items in Europe. There's controversy around it being applied to feminine hygiene items, as these are actually essentials. The workaround by having them in a book is genius!
Nope, it is applied to ANY product. Only essentials such as staple foods like potatoes, bread, water, rice, oil, butter, margarine, etc but also educational items like books have a lower VAT of 7% to allow for poor people to access affordable food and education.
but....is it tough tho?
Please, you yanks , make more libriaries
The Bible in the hotel thing is done by an organisation called the Gideons. Hotels across the world simply accept the Gideons’ gift of bibles for each of their rooms and put them in a drawer. It’s rare to find a hotel without one. If you want a free bible, you can probably nick one from a hotel - the hotel won’t have paid for it. I like the idea of the UN Declaration in the Bible’s stead.
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1:31 Ironic considering the stance that the establishment is taking towards Palestine.
We don't side with fascistic terrorists anymore, that's why.