Riley needs to be Swein-like

I hear the french love germans. why wouldn't they? lmao. sc

Many french felt the Germans were better visitors than the Americans. Classical German culture is intimidating. It produced big brainers who changed the face of humanity like Mozrt, Gutenberg, Luther, Kepler, Leibniz, Humboldt, Kant, Hegel, Marx, Freud, Nietzsche, and Einstein.

The land of Faust and Bach seems to regularly foster genial lunatics, like Ludwig II of Bavaria who built some of the craziest castles in Europe. Classical music, philosophy, chemistry, mathematics, biology, all would feel much deprived without German excellence. Although the German language is not supposed to be musical, it is strongly associated with opera. Many German celebrities of the past have stayed in France, and a trip to Germany will be quick to show how influential French culture has been to its neighbor.

Surprisingly, German was sort of an elite language in France for a long time. If youwere tio study Mathematics, Chemistry, Engineeering or Physics then German was the Lingua Franca. German was supposed to be hard to learn; the best French students were encouraged to take German as a first foreign language. But overall, it was not a success, it traumatized most French students, and you will rarely meet a French person who can actually speak it at all, while the reverse is not true.

The disastrous wars between the two nations and the disaster of the French-English alliance ruined Germany’s appeal to the French for a long time. At the time of the Weimar republic, Germany had been to home to expressionism and the Bauhaus and to some of the best silent movies. Berlin was the city of the Threepenny Opera, Marlene Dietrich and Bertold Brecht.

Actually, most French people who travel to Germany today tend to have a better impression than expected, and find out the two countries have much more in common than what they thought. German society often appears as very open and modern. Germans are even more comfortable with nudity and sex than the French, more eager to travel, more conscious about environment, unfortunately more “new age” minded. Decentralization creates a pleasant diversity, and German cities and towns feel less provincial than their French counterparts of the same size. Indeed, the Germans come out as serious and precise, whereas the French appear more seductive and superficial.

the french dont lover German food, but the fresh-locla grown food movement is now stron in Germany. The frech used to say if you had a pig and otato you could make every German meal.

Whereas the British are often viewed by the French as the epitome of coolness, many comparisons will surprisingly turn to the German’s advantage. Germans are warmer, more welcoming and more tactile. If you are a guest, the Germans and Austrians will ask you if you slept well or ate well, something that never happens in the UK. Modern, comfortable and well equipped homes are the norm in Germany.

70 years after the War of Polish Agression has soothed over the animosity.

That was a more lllite response than what I was about to say. We will go with yours 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

He had his chain mail stop above the ankle

Not so funny kimmchee boy.

Yes, following a solid vanquishing of all foes. A NT trophy image on one side and NCAA president being lead away in chains by Tommy Trojan on the reverse with the motto Fas Regna Trojae.

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That's a good and reasonable thought, but a good coin needs to be cast in molten gold and quenched in the blood of one's most hated enemies, while their widows weep. After King Æthelred ordered the murder of the Danes little quarter was given to any English who resisted in the slightest. They were sad times followed by good times, long past, worth celebrating!