/int/ - International

Looks pretty neat to be honest. Given the current political situation in Germany and how based Poland is, I would start to worry about the border suddenly start to move

>>305 But its a low crime shithole

AI slop

>>301 guess what Bernd

Is that pic real or made by AI. I'm confused.

But what about a shy cute femboy with cat ears?

>>1971 >>1974 I like big sweaty men, I am the cute cat femboi, I only like woman if it’s countryhuman/polandball. I like DICK tho

>>1980 Turing vollständig

>>1980 Post ass

>>1983 Ayooo this guy wants to see my budussy.

>>1897 All you need is a job offer from abroad. Ask me how I know.

Better than on Ukraine.

>>1900 >All you need is a job offer from abroad. JUST

>>1903 It's not that hard if you're qualified.

\:^,

>>1957 I'd consider the bottom pic urban. By the looks of it, it could be a state capital here, including young people. I'd prefer this small city over the cyberpunk dystopia, but I'd prefer both over the outback with a handful of old people and IQ 70 farmers.

In Germany the later pic is considered rural. At least if you live in the Ruhrgebiet or Hamburg/Berlin.

>>1962 Rural is for me when I leave Berlin and drive through Brandenburg. t. Berlinbernd

His accent makes me laugh so much. Chinks are fucking adorable. Cosy video, would visit China and eat lamb skewers and dry noodles daily if I wasn't a filthy NEET.

>>1959 This is what I always thought, a rural town just outside a major city, close enough to commute for work and cultural stuff, far enough to be quiet, clean and have a sense of community.

This here. A bit of popsci/history.

>>710 >It is also my first Finnish book as far as I can remember. My first Finnish book was the Egyptian by Mika Waltari when I was a kid and then he became one of my favorite fiction writers. Gonna read The Unknown Soldier once done with the current book which is pic related. >>711 Looks interesting too. Man, there's too little time for all the books I want to read.

>>711 >A Brief History of the World in 47 Borders I got through this really fast. It's not too in depth but it's fun, pop history as you said. Thanks for the upload.

Reading the penguin book of G.K. Chestertons 'The Man Who Was Thursday". Very funny and cosy, yet full of mystery.

>>1925 You fucking degenerate

>>1925 kill yourself

>>1927 >>1928 I remember how in the last days the posting quality was spiraling down, to khc levels.

>>1927 What the American said. The domain was not registered under real info.

>>1914 Lel I didn't take it and think it's more dangerous than the virus for healthy people but billions? Fucking insanity.

There's only one answer.

>>1905 😻

The infamous IS-2 because when this thing is rolling towards your trench you know it's ogre

For Germany this is also true. They even did an Oktoberfest with original Festbier.

Bernd watched a documentary about a german who opened a Biergarten in Japan. It seems to be very successfull. Also last year there was a Japanese on IRC who learned german. But Bernd heard that is also true for French.

In some animes they use german words from time to time.

>>1886 ... usually butchering them horrendously, so that as a German-speaker you can only understand what was being said by looking at the subtitles.

>>1884 I saw a traditional european christmas market under the big Tokyo sky needle when I visited. Was kind of bizarre to see it there, but they were enjoying it.

South America marsupial bernd being forced to show his little dingus.

>>1836 autistic screeching intensifies

>>1829 you are a Turing vollständig ass predator, can't even kill a kangaroo. id kil you with my bare hands you loser

>>1835 And yet many of the most worldwide iconic marsupials live in north america. So not only they survived the gabi, they invaded a place where placental mammals occupied the same niche and came out winning. And no, just because it's a "lesser" niche doesn't mean that it doesn't matter, a placental mammal still lost that niche. A placental mammal still has failed to displace the marsupial from that niche. > placental mammals can develop more complex brains More complex brains do not necessarily equate to greater intellect. And greater intellect doesn't necessarily provide an evolutionary advantage. You're not thinking about animals in terms of actual ecology and natural selection, your are thinking in terms of a videogame where A beats B and that makes A more desirable.

I follow this nice coloured fellow who got to betatest exactly what you're talking about. The problem seems to be battery, not many people are willing to wear a thicc fucking rim or a separate battery pack that connect to the glasses via wire. But it's getting there, video is from 7 months ago.

yeah, of all the gimmicky shit in tech, I was actually waiting for AR to get big it seems like such a cool tech I hate all the "smart" appliances, the internet of things, all the shitty gizmos but AR was supposed to be cool

i used ai to make fully-voiced short movie (porn), its pov/3rd person hybrid, about a dude and a lenopan girl. I hecking love technology. wanna a link to me patreon?

>>1866 Felix is best trap. :3

>>1868 I want to be a good trap