A much wider range of drinks available compared to that drinking game where you try and bounce a coin into the receptacle in the middle of the table, if you miss, you put a bit of your drink into it. Whoever scores, can tell somebody else to drink.

Wow, prices have significantly changed. Holy shit.

Quarter beer = a beer for a quarter or a quarter of the price?

That does sound like a fun group chat game. Using “whosampled” should be banned though. That would make it too easy.

2026

What would happen when you broke the rules? Did everyone get a “non-colloquialism jar” and had to put in 10c or something?

A pear has a round bottom, that’s sexy. It does have a thin neck though and often has a droopy stem which makes it looks sad. To me, it’s the sexy-sad fruit, so not really all too fuckable.

The conservatives in Germany are crying because they recycled more than they thought, and that’s a travesty.

I have a friend who loves the shit out of this one: Fuckable - Sexy scale - but with inanimate objects. Fruits, pies, cocktails, cars, trains, etc. There are many alterations to the scale that can be made: Fiona, Sheryl, Britney, Kylie matrix; Fuck = +y, Marry = -y, Kill = +x, ??? = -x; whatever else

Thanks for explaining. It kind of is what I expected but not fully.

I’m not sure if you’re doing it out of conviction or for fun. If it’s for fun, there’ a good chance just providing a place for children to get to know each other and play, regardless of belief, might introduce you to a diverse and bigger crowd. In the world of mobile phones and social media, parents of all walks of life probably would like their kids to hang out more with others and gain social skills.

I’m curious, what expectations do Catholic parents have and how would a multi-faith group not fulfil those expectations? This isn’t an aggressive question, I genuinely do not know what religious youth groups do. My guess would be reading their religious book, re-enacting parts of it, praying together, maybe even studying the religious scripts. So I am curious what your group does / would do.

Why not make it an all-faith group? That way the children are always exposed to all faiths and experience diversity all the time. That could bring all people together.

Not religious and child-free: if I had a child and had made the decision to take it to religious youth groups, it would’ve been multiple so that the child finds out about the differences in beliefs. It would’ve been a Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, and whatever other religion I could find. If it were only Christian groups, then no.

A child should grow up to know that the world is diverse, learn how to think critically, how to question things, and how to think for itself. Once it’s adult, then it can join whichever group it wants. Introducing a child to a single view of the world would be counter-productive to its critical thinking skills and diversity of thought.

100%. Teach them about all the different religions, but don’t force any upon them. Secularism is the way to go: let people make up their own mind. Don’t shove it down their throats. Threatening children with going to the bad place for eternity is just indoctrination.

Same with DotA for me. Used to play a lot, but then it just became a chore. The community was (is) shit, Valve doesn’t care about DotA, and the meta doesn’t change often enough. The game is slow and lacks innovation. There’s only one supported e-sports version of DotA and it barely changes.

Now I just watch once in a while, but mostly it’s in the background to make noise.

English words, yes? What about them?

I had to look it up. “Doch” is the equivalent of “is too!” in English. For example “That cat is stupid!”, “Is not!”, “Is too!”.

And Zipfelklatscher is just a wanker: Zipfel = penis, Klatscher = slapper --> penis-slapper --> wanker.

The problem is when they steal a word and then change the meaning.

You could at least describe the words… not everybody speaks German

Vote for a #WealthTax, talk about it, tell others about it. Without their wealth, they lose a lot of power.

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