Do you know a comfortable way to share map-data for osm. Like an good app? Via web was kinda clunky with my phone
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I dunno. Lightly Entertainment is in my experience part of most larger News Papers. And it had been the past decades. Especially in the feuilleton. I mean, you cant pull a watergate out of your hat everyday. And a news paper has a lot of pages to be printed
What about the good ol "school" or "learning" folder?
And the cigarettes are missing
Nintendo just has a weird concept of protecting their property. Rowling instead is an arsehole
Sind solche Delikte laut BGH nicht mittlerweile Mord?
Why not both?
Im a big fan of the street rule "Ehrenschere" (Honor Scissors)
Both Players agree to take scissors on first turn and play a draw. You are free to take an other figure than scissors on first turn, but then you are "Ehrenlos" (honorless). Something, the street will remember :O
Depends on the country your are living in
Once I couldnt remember a drive of ~3 hours... Teleporting is real ~.~
(...) just take your meds
When I entered Middleschool* one of the teachers in charge got me a single desk directly infront of the teachers desk, about 5m away from everybody else. As I remembered, he did this in our first class, without knowing me. And because I "forgot" my home work the first two weeks, I had 1h detention everyday for the rest of the year... It was a pain in the ass but kinda worked for me. My grades got up really fast. He and my class teacher were the reason I took the relevant turn in school to enter College* and university later on
My ADHD got officially diagnosed in my 30s. And back then there was little to no awareness for neuro diversity. For them it was just "a type of person" or "character". Like some people are calm and dont like to talk much or some people have their issues to behave theirself. So it wasnt something tailored for ADHD. The teachers were acting intuitive and out of their working experience. They were both just before retirement.
*Im from europe, so I tried to translate it in the more commonly known american school system terms