/kc/ - Krautchan

 >>/45580/
Like 10 years ago he was obsessed with some Charlotte from Britain.
So he wrote a poem for her.

 >>/45519/
I know that there was another Hungarian that claimed to be Ferenc when he was not Ferenc, he seemed to be under the impression that Ferenc was not an individual but a style.

 >>/45581/
 >>/45582/
Noice.

 >>/45583/
Yes. I believe there was a Hungarian furry board on 8chan. And Furry sounds a bit like Feri, which is diminutive of Ferenc.

> Audrius
What happened to him, is he still alive online? And what was the last update on Alice lol

 >>/45588/
https://facebook.com/profile.php?id=100013416286204&ref=content_filter

Ask him

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 >>/45500/
The real difference might be that in US and Japan probably made some other cartoons in that year.

 >>/45504/
As far as I know that one never made it here. The country was too much in a USA fever. Getting Cartoon Network.

 >>/45506/
Isn't the tv/movie thread used for that?

 >>/45511/
Washirabbits. Looks like something they would broadcast as a tale before the kids went into bed.
Fun fact. Here the evening tales were framed by and intro and outro, a short animation featuring a teddy bear and his doll preparing for the tale, and going to bed. It had several versions.

 >>/45512/
Got it.

Fugg. We reached bump limit.

 >>/45525/
 >>/45525/
Make a new threads please

 >>/17566/
You got Spätzle too?
Very ebin X-DD

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Southend Metals Recycling

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 >>/43483/
Finally a good use for the teslarator!

 >>/43484/
> What are these mushrooms wtf talk Hungarian you japs.

I think all of those mushrooms are Japanese only and cannot be found elsewhere

 >>/43494/
You can make a whole mushroom store in that lil small room tbh

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Was total lunar eclipse couple days ago. Couldn't be seen from here.
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/lunar/2021-may-26
https://theconversation.com/supermoon-red-blood-lunar-eclipse-its-all-happening-at-once-but-what-does-that-mean-161262
Here's timelapse video:
https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=0I1YENllk_4

 >>/43807/
> Was total lunar eclipse couple days ago. Couldn't be seen from here.
They should really make some news articles for when this happens. It's so easy to miss tbh

Etna is quite restless since February.
https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/etna/current-activity.html

They've got good bants, and really know how to outperform America in every vulgar manner including exploiting foreign workers.

 >>/43165/
Australia is liek warm Canada.

 >>/45357/
Australians are British bydlo who copy American macho culture.

 >>/45388/
But Americans were British bydlo, just as Canadians. All the colonies were made by exporting those.
Australians now are the same harmless children as Canadians, they just pronounce aboot differently, has marmalite instead of maple syrup, and boongs instead of French. Also warmer weather as I noted above.

 >>/45357/
Australia is a continent-sized Texas.

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> Finns are norsemen but Estonians aren't

Why?

 >>/45302/
I actually wanted to include Estonians into that category, but the issue is that Estonia's territory would be separate from the rest, which causes annoying problems in the game engine (that's why France is inexplicably connected with the UK as well).

 >>/45301/
How about Magyar Neo-Khanate? :^)
Which territories should it include?

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The alpha version of the game can be found here (playable in the browser):

https://qrayz.itch.io/homeland-must-prevail

 >>/45302/
They are the complication which starts the conflict.

 >>/45303/
No thank you.

Screw europe, make the game take place in dystopian brazillian city of Neo Rio de Janeiro .

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 >>/44888/
That should always be step number one. JavaScript is bad news and should only be permitted sparingly. The default, everything allowed, all the time, is an exercise of retardation.

There's so much glowposting going on here giving bad advice.
 >>/34732/ "Users need apps" like farm animals need a trough, yet not all animals need one.
 >>/34738/ >There is still google, of course, but I don't think that it is more dangerous than using google mail and search
< which is why you shouldn't be using them. Poster meant to say:

> Sucking Google's cock on my phone is OK, because Google already fucks me in the ass when I use there services...

 >>/35560/ (both are spying, and Israel works with China, e.g. Haifa Chinese shipping port)
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 >>/35797/
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 >>/36261/
That kind of made me nostalgic. My first computer didnt have a hard drive.

I love reading schizo posts. It's so funny seeing you subhuman think you're on to something.

 >>/45133/
kohl kanker detected

 >>/45133/
keinbernd post

look i selected not only diamonds but some dirt for you too therefore its legit lol

the classic mix of 80/20

i don't look like a tryhard and thus its not propaganda

im sure even females at dating apps doing this because its a no brainer

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> chilling in the local diner of the hood with the bros

test

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*sighs

Well bernds, I'm bumping my lil thread  >>/32287/ up again to, sadly, inform you about my encounter with Irish "people". They were around me for only a little while (they had to leave) but it feels like I've known them a lifetime. The 5-10 Irish I've met were superbly rude and dumb. They just lived like such disgusting slobs and would always get into fights with people over absolutely every lil thing. They kept an extremely butthurt aura around them and would also keep a similar expression in their faces the entire time I knew them. Just announcing to the world that they're just unpleasant to be around. And other people I've know have also had the same issues tbh. It is not an isolated experience. 

As far as their women go  >>/41196/
The one Irish women I knew recently was a complete drunk. She would always be getting wasted and acting like such a sad slob. It was disgusting to look at. ngl she had a like a factory of alcohol around her all the time and would always drink herself silly. Liek, how do you even drink that much and so frequently? She had wayyy too many problems and was super scatterbrained. Always forgetting about things or showing up raly late to things tbh. The other Irish women were mega bitches and would act cold to practically everyone around them.

And I saw someone on /kc/ a lil while ago asking how it would feel like to be with a Ginger women. Liek, all women are the same for the most part. Gingers (Not Viking Redhaired women tbh) are actually kinda worse IMHO. A lot of attitude and a heap of personal issues. Blondes are better tbh. Well, any women at this point.

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I guess the entire moral of my lil story is this: be careful what you wish for. You may end up getting it. Along with all of the side effects of your choice

Maybe I should give Scottish or Welsh people a look into. They're probably a lil nicer

 >>/44535/
Tough experiences, must have been discouraging.
There are other Irish people, who have to be different. But stereotypes have basis, something must be behind the drunkard quarreler one too.

 >>/44536/
> Scottish
I dunno. They say something about that in Trainspotting, no?
Although I think these days the English consider Scotts kinda chill.

 >>/44545/
> Tough experiences, must have been discouraging.

Yes. It really was

> Although I think these days the English consider Scotts kinda chill.
Maybe. I'll have to see it first hand before making an opinion

> There are other Irish people, who have to be different. But stereotypes have basis, something must be behind the drunkard quarreler one too.

I think I've had enough experiences with Irish "people" at this point. Sorry to disagree with you on that one

 >>/44577/
I was also in Tunisia not that long before, in 2009. Dad asked about it as well and got similar answer – that people might be frustrated by it, but the good side is that the country is stable and that they don't have groups kidnapping tourists or stuff.

 >>/44577/
 >>/44581/
Not every country can afford to have demoracy. Security first demoracy later, otherwise you get arab spring.

To get demoracy you need to have independent educated middle class otherwise you will get at best tyranny of majority. The countries are forced to have democracy not because people reached a conclusion it's because USA tyrantly forces it and benefits from corrupt, sell out  governments not to mention US defition is demoracy is more or less related with their ability of enforcing their financial and media power.

Reached bump limit within this thread. New Syria/third world conflict thread is needed.

 >>/44586/
> the country is stable and that they don't have groups kidnapping tourists or stuff.
Now they have the reverse.

 >>/44588/
> US defition is demoracy
Something similar came to mind as I read your post. The definition of democracy, how it is interpreted, and everyone (well, the West) is trying to make their definition exclusive.
For example the system Gaddhafi created, the Jamahiriya, was highly decentralized with opportunities for the populace to get involved in politics directly. It is criticized however because he implemented redundancies which allowed him influence making him a de facto leader without being one in name. I have no information how well or bad the system actually worked, but Lybia - thanks to the oil - was wealthy country, with some level of comfort.

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Too many refugees for feeble amount of Merkel bribes. Even the Afgans are coming, we can't handle it anymore, your shitty is about to trigger a civil war and they are as guilty as Erdoğan. We host more than %50 of worldd refugees it will eventually bite Europe bad. When shit hits the fan blame your politicians for buying out erdoğan instead of encouraging their permanent return in syria, which doesnt happen as EU is supportive of YPG/PKK's ethnic cleansing in favor of kurds, so we can resettle arabs without hitting kurds but if we do that it's anudda genocide, that's what your unbiased media says.

 >>/44601/
...maybe look into moving if things get bad enough Turkeybernd?

 >>/44524/
> I wonder if Attila is pure blooded ugoric name.
For the origin of the name usually two views are noted. One it's Germanic origin, from Gothic Atta = father. The other is the Etele/Itil/Etil, which is one of the big rivers in Southern Russia, usually the Volga I think, but maybe the Don (one of the Dons, we went through that topic somewhere else on this board).
One thing what they never consider that maybe Atta is father in Gothic, but atya is father in Hungarian as well (which is an ancient Uralic word, most likely in ata form, perhaps even the name of the river comes from this).

 >>/44525/
Ata means father in Turkish. 

> Etele/Itil/Etil
Yeah, in Turkish we call him Atilla, not Attila. Which is closer to Etilli, İtilli etc. Which means from Etil (volga). It is most likely not his real name, rather his cognomen.

Maybe Uralic ata and Turkic one is unrelated, maybe coincidence or.. Atilla is meant to be perfect case for Uralic-Altai language group thesis. it's a mystery

 >>/44526/
> Ata means father in Turkish. 
Oh yes I forgot.
Hence one hypothesis says it's German in origin, and the other Turkish.
Maybe he was born at the Volga. We don't know the extent of the Hun Empire towards the East (they usually just draw the line at the Volga, but the only thing we actually know they crossed it about 370-375). And we even have less idea about it's northern borders.
It seems like Attila's palace in the Carpathian basin was a western "command post" where he directed the campaigns from (where Priscus visited him), and not his capital, which was back somewhere in the Pontic Steppes. Maybe at the Volga, the later Khazar capital.

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 >>/40482/
> What books are my fine bernds recommending?
Haven't read, but recommend.

 >>/44550/
It's on my list for a while now, but I only saw the movie. I expect the book to be a bit different. I assume you also watched the movie, right?