Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

...well, I have already washed my Russian flag so that I can do the same as the Ukrainians and enthusiastically welcome our liberators. It’s really convenient to have such a prophet in the forum who is almost never wrong.

Now I have to ask right away: why do you even have a Russian flag? ;) BTW, the "Russian flag" I primarily know as morning, very noticeable bad breath (of vodka and vomit) from Egon, Vladimir, Arthur and comrades in the subway...

I wasn't quite sure which prophet was right, so I bought a Russia flag, a China flag, and a USA flag... Depending on the prophet's mood, the right one will be washed and taken out...

I don't know a vodka flag. To me, it smells neutral, like water smells...

If anyone finds irony - just leave it be...

I would first add the antifreeze to the heating system. But just a quick info. In Germany, about 7 million citizens of Russian descent live. A not insignificant portion of them are likely to have Russian patriotism rather than left-green German patriotism. Additionally, there are another 3 million Ukrainians. All fled from the Russians or from Zelensky. Many from the war but also many from military service. Among them, there are probably also a certain Putinist percentage. Considering that Russians have been declared the enemy and must absolutely be defeated, a great many enemies have been created in Germany. Putin doesn’t even need to send troops here. They are already here. The euro crash does not make building any cheaper either. We have not yet reached the bottom, but the curve now shows a steep decline. It doesn’t look good.

Russian-origin != Russian. These are not troops, they are not fighting for Vladimir Putler.

About 7 million Russian-origin fellow citizens live in Germany. A not insignificant portion of them probably have more of a Russian patriotism than a left-green German one.

It's better that they don't have a left-green German one. That would be enslavement, and according to §§ 232 ff. StGB it is not welcomed...

Have a nice Sunday

Our Russian neighbors have taken in Ukrainian refugees ;). And they are doing so permanently, in their house.

It is nice to see that there are still good people.

Our Russian neighbors have taken in Ukrainian refugees ;). And permanently, in their house.

It is nice to see that there are still good people.

They are still human after all, and humans come in so many facets.
I love my Syrian colleague.... recently there was cake at a work meeting. She immediately took a piece and ate it, and afterwards said, "I quickly ate this cake before it was said that it contains gelatine... if I don’t know that..."