Hey there.
So I've recently became quite interested in Germany. I'm interested in learning the Culture, Language and what goes on there.
So I'd like to know what are some great things about the Country?
>Note: No Nazi Jokes please. Those aren't funny.
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The Autobahn:)
There is nothing good about the FR"G" Ltd.
>pretty women
I'm not really into Love but okay then.
>gud beer
Yes please.
>gud scientists
As a Person who Loves Science, this better be true.
I've heard of the Autobahn but I'm not entirely sure as to what it is. Do you think you could explain it?
Adolf Hitler.
>Note: No Nazi Jokes please. Those aren't funny.
Didn't you read the Post?
>So I'd like to know what are some great things about the Country?
No such thing.
Nah, I'm sure this a lot of great things about the Country.
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I wasn't joking?
Oh, sorry. My apologies. I accidentally mis-read it as a Joke.
Name one good thing about post 1945 Germany.
>a lot of great things
No such things.
>Country
No such thing.
It's a highway of sorts.
based
I don't know. That's why I'm asking.
So it's essentially just a Highway? I heard something about it going really fast(Cars going fast?)
Then makes you so sure to say ?
There are large parts of it with no speed limit
Yeah well, again. I'm sure that there are a lot of great things about the Country while alongside it are it's Down-Sides.
>>gud scientists
>As a Person who Loves Science, this better be true.
pretty much all of modern physics and chemisty has been pioneered by germans. from Einstein and Schrödinger to Haber and Bosch.
>What makes you so sure of X?
>Yes, I am sure of X.
>Einstein
>german
choose only one
>Einstein
>German
kek
Huh. That's actually a pretty cool Fact. I also never even knew that Einstein was German.
Germanys greatest asset is being able to strategically control the middle east by making Turkey their vassal state
hitler kicked einstein out of germany, and later he says he will never be seen as a german
Oh. I never even knew that either.
It's not losing wars and territories anymore, for starters
>Einstein
>Schrödinger
>Haber
>Germans
Oy vey, historical revisionism at its finest.
>capitalizes nouns
German proxyfag detected
he was a jew
I'm sure I did hear somewhere about Einstein being a Jew.
how can you not know that Einstein was german?
So was Haber.
José please
Nah I'm claiming him.
I don't know. I just didn't. I only knew that he was a Jew and that was it.
What's so bad about capitilizing Nouns? It's just the way I type on a Computer.
lmao I actually think it is a German proxy
Well now the roles are reversed though, so it didn't work as planned, huh?
wtf do you mean?
>capitilizing
user...
germany is dead
one good thing is we took the rest of europe with us
so? hitler was a fucking retard and is no authority on who to consider german or not. Fritz Haber was a jew aswell and pionered developement of poison gas to try and help germany win ww1.
hahahahahahaha
the most hilarious part is you think you're slick
>wtf do you mean?
Can some bong ask OP a question only a britfag can answer to proxy test him?
>wtf do you mean?
See the flags in the background, its a symbol for the current state of things.
>What's so bad about [sic] capitilizing Nouns?
Hasn't been proper English spelling anywhere for the past two centuries at least.
That's quite tricky, considering that the entiety of human knowledge is one tab away.
There are some things only the chav soul knows
wow a bunch of turks live in nrw commieblocks, they really rule Germany and the entire EU
Yes but Google still isn't good enough at cultural references.
What do you mean there hasn't been any proper English-Spelling anywhere for the past two Centuries?
And that was only a Spelling mistake. I'm actually quite good with my English. I should also mention that I don't actually capitalize my Words when writing on Paper. Only when I'm using a Computer.
I'm unironically obsessed with medieval HRE history and its culture. idk why, I think it started with random historical encyclopaedias (osprey books? can't really remember) I have read in the public library.
hahnrei
>caring about a dead country and dead people
lmaoing @ (You)
Post-autocratic love for democracy.
Cute accents :3
>dead country and dead people
projection