/int/ - International

>>7559 You can book high profile escorts who will be your gf for one day

I'm not sure if this is related but I've always thought to myself whenever I saw women with children out and about that it is basically pretty much just saying that you have had sex and that you are a sex haver, and for a long time, I actually was a little bothered by it. But now I'm realizing that every single person on earth, even if they aren't babies, come from people that have had sex in the past. Every single person on this world is a consequence of people having sex. Billions of people? Sex. And then I'm told that sex isn't everything and that it doesn't matter, it's just a lie sold to you by people that have sex to make you cope with not having sex. Women saying that men don't want anything other than sex are stupid, of course we want sex, everyone has sex, having sex is normal. Anyway, that's my thought of the day.

>>7582 The majority is always wrong. Remain pure, remain sexless, Bernd. That's how you actually become happy and reach inner peace. Those guys that chase pussy after pussy aren't happy, they're slaves of desire.

>>7561 In most countries soliciting sex from prostitutes isn't even legal. Now imagine disabled dude trying to hire an escort.

>>7600 In Germany it's legal (sadly)

>>7510 Me neither. Must be from some obscure metal genres, like cheerleading metal or ass rimming metal

Alestorm is the only metal band I listen too but I don't know what their names are.

>>7510 I think it's Guitarists of Ozzy Osbourne, Pantera, Metallica and Death

>>7503 Schuldiners solos are just typical technic death metal, a lot of tapping, shredding etc, which is boring and present in like thousands of other bands. Meanwhile style of Dime was constantly evolving so you cant really say that any of his solos sounds the same. He was extremely innovative. Playing guitar is not about who taps strings faster but about who can create unique emotions. Dimebag was basically a genius. I listened to like a million metal bands in my life but Pantera would be always on the top for me.

>>7545 >Schuldiners solos are just typical technic death metal I remembered that panterafags are annoying, but I didn't expect to see one in 2025 on KC.

>>5834 >Sometimes my exit node is in Turing vollständig Britain and I hate it. You can choose which country your exit node is in through editing the torrc file: https://www.wikihow.com/Set-a-Specific-Country-in-a-Tor-Browser

Wondering whether I should take up my old plan of visiting Moldova instead for the time being... or some Central Asian country like Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan or maybe Mongolia... Any Bernds who have been to such a country? t. OP

>>7452 Try Georgia instead.

>>7504 Isn’t Georgia one of the countries with the highest chance of Pro Russian revolution and a Russian invasion?

>>7546 Oh, you're a schizo.

>>7477 My boss is a trychler and antivaxxer, he's funny.

>>7534 Is he a fat boomer?

>>7536 No but otherwise a walking cliché.

>>6391 >Chronic Fatigue Syndrome No, I am not vaxxed.

>>7537 I think your boss might be posting with a German VPN: >>7542

>>6424 I don't really disagree with that. But while they may be gossipy and passive aggressive they still do frequently go out and socialize. Not having a working car does stop me.. The easiest way to explain this principle and many others relating to having a car(or even principles of life in general) is through a binary of reward and effort. How much reward do I get for the effort I put in to something? How much effort is it to dry somewhere on a whim? Not much. How much effort is it to walk, ride a bike, arrange and wait for public transport, hire a horse etc? Far, more. So the reward to effort cost is worth it with a car but not without one. Cars also enable suburban life which actually offers a better standard of living and one with less noise and better air quality. >You're only half right, the economic relation is two-sided. Because building public transport to a place induces demand to travel to that place. With cars, your rando potato farm is not a worthy destination among all the other places you can go, with a train station for example, the potato farmer will see people coming in and out of the train and start offering amenities to the travelers, suddenly there's people going to that potato farm specifically for what it offers. GDP and land value tends to explode around urban light rail projects. That works to a degree but only to a degree. It's never going to be financially viable to set up and run a train track just to go to some random guys potato field. You are never going to get the traffic to warrant it. Even many urban routes are heavily subsidized, let alone routes to potato fields in the middle of nowhere.

>>6424 >Unlike car makers, gas stations, parking lots, They all do business on private land, not on public roads or sidewalks. It's not like a gas station just pops up in the middle of the road and now you have to drive around it just like you have to walk around those rental scooters. >and road builders? They get government contracts to build public infrastructure and then put their machines back on their lots or move them to the next construction site. I don't see how that's even remotely comparable to putting your stuff on a public sidewalk. The most comparable thing would be car rental companies. But they have private lots here. One I rented from has an open lot they own for their trucks and they rent a section of a parking garage for their cars. There is car sharing and the cars are placed "in public", but on dedicated lots that the companies rent from the city. The car sharing cars can only be parked on the marked spots paid for by the company. The scooters are just left wherever.

Actually, let me extend that to all motorized vehicles. They are soulless af.

Cars were a massive improvement over horses in every aspect, specially on safety issues. Horses fucked up your spine regardless of whether you were a prudent rider. Still, speeding up to tens of km/hour something that usually weights at least a ton near other people is a retarded idea intrinsically. Cars did their part by making horses outdated, but they should also be put aside eventually.

>>6443 And yet you have to walk around roads, and parked cars, and around parking lots, and so on. What used to be space for you to walk freely in was decreed, under pressure from car manufacturers, to not belong you anymore. Sidewalks were built after as an amendment, and even in your country not always required. If these laws didn't exist there would be far more space for those scooters and you to coexist. Even without anti-jaywalking laws like those that exist in the US, it's still generally a danger to step off the sidewalk or cross the street outside the designated spot (and even in the designated spot, there's no guarantee you'll be safe). Yet you complain about the scooter taking less than a square meter of your space and not about the car who has literally rebuilt the city to take hectares away from you, again, by virtue of existing. Not to mention, of course, all the other social and environmental consequences that have been pointed out in this thread. At least no serious bodily harm will come to you if you decide to step over the scooter (which isn't hard to do), or accidentally bump into it. Hell, it seems they only bother you when they're not being used; a car is a nuisance, and a source of danger, whether it's parked on the street, or moving in transit. Even our own homes, at least for many of us, having a car is a potential necessity that developers have to account for when building houses and reserve enough space for a garage. Only added pic in case I'm not being clear enough.

>>7460 And obviously the hot nerdy girl. dont hit on me guys

>>7459 It was leaked over and over again since the 70s, but was only confirmed in the 2000s, culminating with Snowden's leaks.

>>7457 When I was a kid in the 90s, one morning I turned the TV and non stop they there was a news about an alien visitor that entered in contact with the US. On the newspaper there was a photo of a general greeting an alien underneath a spaceship. Everyone was talking about this the whole day, but then when I went to sleep and woke the nest none remembered. I could draw the photo I saw of the general on the newspaper.

>>7459 A bit earlier, 'round '98.

>>7238 Sadly, she listens to fucking Coldplay and Kings of Leon now. Ugh...

>>7468 Für Deutschland

>>7445 >I don't need bread for what I'm going to do with them >>7466 Cervelas/Cervelat is not the same as Zervelatwurst. It's more like a chode Wienerle.

>>7467 That's low-stakes enough. If you say "terrible just like every day since my wife died. I can hardly motivate myself to get out of bed, my apartment is full of half-eaten cup noodle cups and I'm going to get evicted next Monday because I'm too far behind on rent", then that won't be too well-reviewed.

>>7494 *received

>>7494 The cashier would probably think you are making a joke and laugh. They have been asking that same question to everyone 8 hours a day for a year since they started the job and you are the first person to respond like that.

For me it's the 80s post punk and wave. Also 90s metal. Also electronic music if not too simplistic.

>>7049 Also Prog Rock. But the vinyl collection is mostly Metal (Death and Black), then 80s Wave and Post Punk, then Prog.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH6S-Z8G3wM

These Russian doomer music mixes are just too good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwgKxGB-61U

>>7340 Don't worry, it's immediately clear what's the issue here: you're an adept of cosmopolitanism that hates anyone sticking to their own.

>>7342 Fun fact: Those truck drivers wouldn't have a job without global trade. If everyone ate their own turnips, what would they even drive around?

>>7343 So you pretty much confirm it. Have you been enjoying the cultural enrichment of Switzerland too?

>>7338 It's cringey because it's just comething cliché that bydlo here do. Putting such a sticker on your car and getting hammered on national day does fuck all to revert certain demographical changes.

>>7338 *Momnets later*

I have one of them. They're OK, but not as powerful as an air compressor. For PC-Cleaning it's adequate, if also using a brush or one of the brush-attachments most of them come with. Given I paid like 20 Urobux for it, it was an OK deal.

>>7381 20 is nice, for the Wolfbox I saw prices of 60-80 which seems like a lot.

>>7382 I'd go for "the best fo the cheapest". Don't go by brand, but by reviews, etc. Buy from Besos, so you have a decent return policy.

>>7390 Besos only has a very limited selection he deems us worthy of here in Switzerland. Also, I prefer to buy from Chang directly, I'd rather pay pay half and end up getting chinked sometimes than paying double.

>>7391 OK, well, Alichink and ETuring vollständig both have items with reviews, so I guess you can get them from there... Unironically, a co-worker bought a thing like that from Reichelt, for like 3 times the price of the same item on Alipups.