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aliceinreality
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Tawny
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i don't know that my pictures are getting any better, but i've found that shooting through the viewfinder forces me to compose the shot better. hopefully this means that the pictures i take are getting more interesting, but i can't promise anything.
Volkswagen: the vehicle of the people.
Mein Kampf: My Fight.
Arbeit macht frei: Work sets you free.
We can play this game until the end of time, and it won't prove anything except that we both have access to books and the Internet.
Do you speak German, dickface? If so, fine, that's a reasonable question, but if not you just look like you're trying to prove an ideology through your grammatical knowledge.
Not that being a Nazi in the 21st century doesn't already do that, bt you know what they say, quit while you're behind.
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have nice days.
for one, i don't drive a beetle. for two, hitler was not the designer of the VW beetle; he just supported the idea of a cheap family car. (learn your volkswagen history if you are going to talk shop with an owner.)
"the peoples' car" is not the only word in German i know, either. there are these places called "universities" where you can go and learn things. you should give it a shot.
I've seen you pseudo intellectuals come out of college after doing something like 4 years of computer graphics and then end up making the dumbest websites ever. The same applies for many computer related activities. Also taking art in college is pathetic too. If you have a learning handicap then sure, you should go take a course for anything and everything you ever want to know in your life.
Also, he did actually draw the original design and he was involved a lot with the entire project. Go read more about it, deny it all you want but you're driving a people's car that wouldn't be where it is today had it not been for Hitler.
Aww, wasoo too stoopid to get into a big ooneeversitee? Poow baby, feels aww left out.
Pontificating about things you don't understand is generally considered the mark of an idiot and a fool.
Also, please know that we keep responding to you not because you have had even one legitimate point, but because you are an amusing diversion. We are playing with you, we are pushing your buttons for a laugh, and we are tailoring our responses to get the most entertainment out of your masturbatory and reflexive reactions.
You are being used, and you're too stupid to even know it.
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have nice days.
perhaps some animosity towards an education because the führer couldn't get into art school? for your information, i am not an art major (far from it.) i am a self-designed major in linguistics with an emphasis in french and history and minors in russian studies and psychology.
he did not draw the original design; Béla Barényi did. and i'm sure that volkswagen could have existed without hitler. if not (which would mean that hitler would have to be the only german in HISTORY to have been concerned with efficiency), i would gladly drive a chevy if it meant that someone would have killed hitler as a child.
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I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't know what Volkwagen meant.
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pax Christi
Mein Kampf: My Fight.
Arbeit macht frei: Work sets you free.
We can play this game until the end of time, and it won't prove anything except that we both have access to books and the Internet.
Do you speak German, dickface? If so, fine, that's a reasonable question, but if not you just look like you're trying to prove an ideology through your grammatical knowledge.
Not that being a Nazi in the 21st century doesn't already do that, bt you know what they say, quit while you're behind.
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have nice days.
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pax Christi
"the peoples' car" is not the only word in German i know, either. there are these places called "universities" where you can go and learn things. you should give it a shot.
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pax Christi
Also, he did actually draw the original design and he was involved a lot with the entire project. Go read more about it, deny it all you want but you're driving a people's car that wouldn't be where it is today had it not been for Hitler.
Pontificating about things you don't understand is generally considered the mark of an idiot and a fool.
Also, please know that we keep responding to you not because you have had even one legitimate point, but because you are an amusing diversion. We are playing with you, we are pushing your buttons for a laugh, and we are tailoring our responses to get the most entertainment out of your masturbatory and reflexive reactions.
You are being used, and you're too stupid to even know it.
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have nice days.
he did not draw the original design; Béla Barényi did. and i'm sure that volkswagen could have existed without hitler. if not (which would mean that hitler would have to be the only german in HISTORY to have been concerned with efficiency), i would gladly drive a chevy if it meant that someone would have killed hitler as a child.
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pax Christi
I drive a Ford