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Same here. No idea how it works and where those ads are…
Same here. No idea how it works and where those ads are…
Trying to explain the exact same thing to my parents. Challenge: impossible.
Can I pay them 90 for that? It definitely deserves it.
What a wise man! Is it thanks to him that I can now easily play Starfield on my PS5 while waiting for Helldivers 2 patches?
Sounds like an average Czech in a hospůdka after his 8th beer.
Especially in the Czech Republic
I like the taste of onions, but I hate the structure of them cooked. EDIT: and yeah, I am pretty boring.
But it is wrong, worms don’t think!
I don’t think it’ll be worse than the Vietnamese get in the Czech Republic. Or Ukrainians. Or people of color. Or basically anyone who is not Czech. Don’t know about other countries, but this situation here becomes really nasty.
Sounds close to what we have in the Czech Republic. And they even say that the doctors who came from Ukraine are “not worthy” to work here without a few years of reeducation.
The Czech Republic does. Don’t know how common it is in other European countries.
I’m just a chemtrail I cause the climate change
Bottom right is from Dorohedoro. Highly recommended!
Aa SHIt I still confuse some of them!
So now it’s -7M?
I can’t stop reading it as “Warner Bros.” and getting confused all the time.
If only it would be so. In the last 2-3 years everything has become extremely expensive. A lot of my friends with cars who live not far from the border regularly go to Germany for basic products, because even things like bread, milk, eggs, etc. (that’s not what they go there for, but still) are often more expensive here without discounts. Housing is just outrageous. With much lower salaries, the prices for a square meter are about the same on average. Surprisingly, it’s not discussed as actively as about a lot of other countries. I’m ranting because I actually loved this country and really wanted to live here.
In the Czech Republic refugees (no matter the education or experience) now often earn around €700 - €900, with non-refugee average salary of around €1600 (which is not enough for a comfortable living), and a huge percentage of Ukrainian refugees, after staying here (in CR) for a few months, are moving to Germany and other countries. I’m not trying to say that it’s all good in Germany, but it really puts things into perspective.
Well that’s me with Messmer yesterday…