ElmarsonTheThird

Even if it were, it weighs 3,4 tons empty. Most EU Citizens have drivers licenses that allow cars up to 3,5 tons max. weight, including driver, passengers and cargo.

It's impossible to use in the EU without an actual truck driving license.

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Das sind keine Verniedlichungen, das sind entgenderte Endungen nach Phettberg.

I'm guessing German rural areas?

Other notable mentions:

Vodka-Bull

Jäger-Bull

Jacky-Cola

Gin-Tonic (more common everywhere)

Are most insects (and shrimp for that matter) actually able to feel? I mostly heard they are best described as automatons, like low-level robots made by nature. My roomba might have higher "brain" function than a cicada, but I don't know about newer studies.

It's actually way older. It appeared first as official flag in 1867 for the north German federation, was adopted in 1871 to be the flag of the German Empire and was no longer in official use in1919 (albeit nationalist groups kept using it).

After that, you're right.

More Info here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_the_German_Empire

Or you don't own a microwave.

Ich kenne es mit 'e', also "dreschen", wie der Mähdrescher oder besser, der Dreschflegel. Macht in meinem Kopf auch mehr Sinn, weil der Regen, wenn es "drescht" so heftig fällt, wie eben die Flegel der Arbeiter auf das Dreschgut.

Nördliches Unterfranken, zur Einordnung.

Wasn't there also something that Obama almost exclusively golfed at Andrews Base, a secure location near D.C. while the other guy had to go to his own club where the Secret Service had to book rooms in Trumps own hotel?

It's practically the same. Nürnberg has a joined University with it's neighbouring city, Erlangen. Erlangen has the highest rent per square meter (if you're not eligible for student housing). It's high prices for the whole region, because the Nürnberg-Erlangen metro region is the biggest population, business and cultural center in the north of Bavaria.

Ich glaube, dass der Bürgermeister-Test darauf abzielt, dass er aus Bürger- und -meister, also zwei zu gendernden Elementen besteht. Wenn konsequent, müsste man ja auch das generische Maskulin im Plural - ein (männlicher) Bürger --> viele (undefinierte) Bürger - eliminieren.

Bürgerinnenmeisterin, Bürger:innenmeister:in und ähnliches klingt halt komischer (bzw. geht nicht so leicht von der Zunge) als Bürgymeisty.

Am Rande, das "-y" setzt man anstatt der "-er"-Endung, nicht dahinter. Bäcker wird Bäcky, Meister wird Meisty, Kaufmann wird... hm, ok. Grenzfall. Kaufmensch vielleicht?

That actually is the only reason I clicked on the link. The CBX seemed too perfect.