אגד שלחו לי מכתב איומים עם תביעה, שבו גם כתבו את השם שלי לא נכון בטענה שקרית כי לא שילמתי קנס של 100 ש"ח ואם לא אשלם הם יחייבו אותי בעוד ועוד כסף.
הייתה לי פעם אחת בעיה שלמרות שתיקפתי היו פקחים שטענו שלא והם שאלו ממני פרטים ואמרו שאקבל קנס של 100 ש"ח, מה שלא קרה אבל עכשיו קיבלתי את זה באיחור של כמה חודשים.
איך אני מטפלת בזה? למה שאגד יקדישו את הזמן שלהם להגיש נגדי תביעה ולדרוש עוד ועוד פיצויים? למה הם golddiggers נכים?
It's like a cartoon but in 3rd dimension.
The whole point of cartoon animation is to be simple and be related to comic, they ruined it.
Name Blood, Booze and Birthdays; Emergency Brake Bash!
where can I watch it?
People said it was delicious but it didn't taste good to me. Maybe I did something wrong? I didn't want to put all the sauce in because they said it was spicier than usual and I also put more water in.
They said the sauce was delicious but the sauce didn't taste good to me, I didn't taste any other flavors in it besides the spicy.
יש פה אנשים כל כך נכים מוחית, בעיות ענקיות של חוסר מודעות שפשוט עושים מה שהם רוצים, עושים כל דבר לא חוקי שאפשרי, לא מכבדים ופוגעים בכל אחד ככל שאפשר. כל מיני בבונים עם תחושות זכאות ורגשות נחיתות בגלל בעיות נפשיות, איך להכניס להם קצת מודעות, לחנך אותם ולהרוס להם את החיים בצורה הכי טובה שאפשר?
I’m looking for a good destination for my first ski holiday. I want to learn in a calm, low-pressure environment, with easy beginner slopes, gradual progression and convenient access to the lifts and ski school.
I also want other winter activities, including some more exciting activities besides skiing, such as sledding or tobogganing. Viewpoints, mountain restaurants, spas and other attractions would be a bonus, but they are not essential.
I’m considering Obertauern or Kaprun–Kitzsteinhorn/Maiskogel. Which one would be better for my type?
Edit: I wonder about Serfaus, Wildkagel and Kitzsteinhorn
I’m looking for a good destination for my first ski holiday. I want to learn in a calm, low-pressure environment, with easy beginner slopes, gradual progression and convenient access to the lifts and ski school.
I also want other winter activities, including some more exciting activities besides skiing, such as sledding or tobogganing. Viewpoints, mountain restaurants, spas and other attractions would be a bonus, but they are not essential.
I’m considering Obertauern or Kaprun–Kitzsteinhorn/Maiskogel. Which one would be better for my type?
Edit: I wonder about Serfaus, Wildkagel and Kitzsteinhorn
I’ve travelled to Germany twice, once to Berlin and once to the Black Forest. Both trips were a long time ago, so I don’t remember everything, but I remember finding both quite boring and disappointing.
Berlin felt surprisingly limited for a major European capital, especially compared with a city like London, which has many more large and varied attractions.
The Reichstag was nicely designed and had a good view, but there wasn’t much to explore. I spent a long time preparing for the visit and finished it within a few minutes.
Madame Tussauds was smaller and less interesting than similar museums in other countries. There wasn’t much to do, and some of the candy being sold there had gone bad.
Berlin Zoo was bigger than an ordinary zoo and had more animals, but that alone didn’t make it exciting for me. Many of the animals felt unnecessary, and the aquarium wasn’t particularly impressive either.
I also visited during Christmas, but I was disappointed by the shopping and the Christmas market. There was barely anything I wanted to buy. I also paid to use a small ice-skating area without realising the surface was plastic, and I still don’t understand the point of skating on plastic instead of real ice.
The Black Forest was slightly more enjoyable, but it still didn’t feel very special.
Europa-Park looked more elaborate than many other amusement parks, but I felt that many of the rides were unoriginal, repetitive or similar to attractions I had already experienced elsewhere. Since the rides are the main reason I go to amusement parks, good design alone wasn’t enough.
I also visited a bird-of-prey park. It was an unusual idea, but I lost interest quite quickly.
The water park was probably the best part. It had modern technology, different slides and more interactive attractions, so it was more fun, especially in summer. However, I still didn’t find it exceptional overall.
I know that many people love Berlin, the Black Forest and Europa-Park, and I’m not saying they are objectively bad. They simply didn’t offer enough of the things I personally enjoy.
I’m looking for interactive activities, technology, large and varied attractions, amusement parks, spas, good shopping, real winter activities and unusual experiences. I especially like fun adrenaline, beautiful or impressive places and attractions that feel different from things I could experience elsewhere.
I’m considering giving Germany another chance and visiting Cologne or Bavaria, possibly Munich and the Bavarian Alps.
Are Cologne or Bavaria significantly different from Berlin and the Black Forest? Would they offer more exciting, interactive and unusual experiences, or am I likely to feel the same way?
Do you think I simply chose the wrong attractions, or might Germany not be the right destination for what I’m looking for?
"Cosmo & Wanda" they call it.
It seems that in most languages the series is called "Cosmo & Wanda", but the series is not only about Cosmo and Wanda, but also about Timmy.
They wanted to end TFOP few times.
Everything worked according to certain things, there was a general plot for the series, and the whole purpose of the series is the plot and the characters, otherwise there is no series! Things that repeated themselves like rules that should not be broken, but then they decided to make everything not serious, the plot was ridiculous, I doubt it was a plot and I don't understand why they "broke" the plot completely, it ruins the whole series! They made it ridiculous. The characters were also annoying and new characters were constantly being added and deleted. Why did they cancel the series in the end? Can't they renew it but change it?
I’m planning a winter trip in Central Europe and my main destinations are Austria and Czechia.
Austria is the main focus because I want the Alps, winter scenery, and Christmas markets. Czechia would add a different kind of winter atmosphere, with Prague, spa towns, castles, and pretty historic towns.
I’m trying to decide whether to add one more country: Poland, Hungary, or Slovenia.
What I’m looking for:
- winter atmosphere but that won't feel the same as Austria and Czechia
My thoughts so far:
- Poland might be good for Krakow, Polish winter food, history, and maybe Zakopane, but I’m not sure if Zakopane would feel too similar to the Austrian Alps.
- Hungary would mainly be for Budapest and thermal baths, but I’m not sure if it adds enough variety.
- Slovenia looks beautiful, especially Bled/Ljubljana/Julian Alps, but I’m not sure if it is too nature-focused or less practical in winter.
Also, some of these desinations similar too Austria and Czech.
For people who have visited these places in winter: which one would you add after Austria and Czechia, and why?
Also, does Austria + Czechia + one of these countries sound like a good winter vacation overall, or would it be too repetitive?
I’m planning a winter trip in Central Europe and my main destinations are Austria and Czechia.
Austria is the main focus because I want the Alps, winter scenery, and Christmas markets. Czechia would add a different kind of winter atmosphere, with Prague, spa towns, castles, and pretty historic towns.
I’m trying to decide whether to add one more country: Poland, Hungary, or Slovenia.
What I’m looking for:
- winter atmosphere but that won't feel the same as Austria and Czechia
My thoughts so far:
- Poland might be good for Krakow, Polish winter food, history, and maybe Zakopane, but I’m not sure if Zakopane would feel too similar to the Austrian Alps.
- Hungary would mainly be for Budapest and thermal baths, but I’m not sure if it adds enough variety.
- Slovenia looks beautiful, especially Bled/Ljubljana/Julian Alps, but I’m not sure if it is too nature-focused or less practical in winter.
Also, some of these desinations similar too Austria and Czech.
For people who have visited these places in winter: which one would you add after Austria and Czechia, and why?
Also, does Austria + Czechia + one of these countries sound like a good winter vacation overall, or would it be too repetitive?
In the first movie, Deadpool was constantly focused on getting revenge on Ajax, but Angel also abused him and helped Ajax, and it annoyed me that she got away with it.
Was it designed that way on purpose?
יש בארץ תרבות קצת "שכונתית" במובן של לקחת דברים בקלילות, לפעמים לא ברצינות, לעשות משהו זול ופשוט ולא איכותי (למשל בדיחות "דאחקה")לעגל פינות או להיות מאוד ישירים וחודרניים (למשל לפנות לאנשים זרים בשם פרטי, להיכנס לשיחות אישיות, או פחות להקפיד על חוקים ונורמות).
מצד אחד אני מבינה למה אנשים אוהבים את זה-זה חם, פתוח, פחות פורמלי, ויש בזה משהו נגיש ולא מתנשא.
מצד שני, לפעמים זה מרגיש לי שזה בא על חשבון איכות, עומק או כבוד לאחרים, שזה הורס לאחרים למרות שאותו אדם חושב שזה איכותי-גם בהתנהלות יומיומית וגם בתחומים כמו הומור, תרבות או אפילו עיצוב ואדריכלות.
מעניין אותי-איך אתם רואים את זה? זה משהו שאתם אוהבים או מפריע לכם?
