JANNY ARE YOU OKAY
ARE YOU OKAY
ARE YOU OKAY JANNY
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>Joshua Kimmich (24) hat mit dem FC Bayern große Ziele: „Für mich ist es von großer Bedeutung, jedes Jahr die Chance zu haben, die Champions League zu gewinnen.
>Mein Ziel ist es sicher nicht, zittern zu müssen, ob wir die Gruppe oder das Achtelfinale schaffen“, sagt er in SPORT BILD (aktuelle Ausgabe): „Wir alle haben das Ziel, dieses Ding zu holen, und gerade wir Jungs wie Kingsley (Coman; d. Red.), Serge (Gnabry), Niklas (Süle), Leon (Goretzka) oder ich wollen wie die Generation vor uns jedes Jahr ins Halbfinale oder Finale einziehen.“
I know I lost your confidence but I didn't reach my endgoal yet.
I am crafting the absolute BEST OP /bundes/ will ever see. I'll start posting teasers next week.
translation: Save me! Buy me! Get me out!
reminder that you are retarded
whats happening here
kimmich always acts like he's won a wc and 4 cls already
And I find it kinda funny,
I find it kinda sad
The /bundes/ that are autosaging
are the best I've ever read.
I find it hard to tell you,
I find it hard to take,
when the janny's getting triggered
it's a very very
mad world,
mad world!
without a doubt i am. otherwise i wouldnt be here with all of you
my OCD is making me feel sympathy for Uli
I also have große Ziele why does the picture newspaper not talk to me
meant for
i need to fuck Arschlani
preferably in the Arsch
based Vallejo is coming back to /bundes/
?
Send them your manifesto
thx
Brazil, for how long have you been training your abs?
never change /bundes/
>Ösi makes it down from his almhütte to the computer in the valley and makes awful post
I said Germans, not schluchtenscheisser
>qtest player on the field scores
I'm ok with this
but I was replying to the deutsch dude my dude, not you. I held back with answering your Faust inquiry because you explicitly said Germans, I do respect your wishes after all
2 months
>unironically thinking theres actual differences within this shithole
top olmo
>Mfw
Boy am I red in the face. I'm sorry my ösi friend
Do they show without flexing? I'm training for 3 weeks now and I start to see faint bumps, wondering what I can expect in the near future
dunno, but I'm getting good results for these 2 months so i think you are going to get results soon
but there is, compared to deutsch bundes is the holy grail of sanity and quality posting
its ok honey, I still like you
Literally anything on Yea Forums int is hot garbage. Seriously I don't understand how anyone over the age of 15 can find that board even remotely funny or interesting
Okay, I'll see where it takes me. My current goal is to look otter-mode like a scrawny football player. If I get there, next step will be Lewandowski's body.
but I could use your literature expertise, what of this list can you recommend to read next? I have already read the crossed out ones
so this means youre a deutsch regular right? bc how else would you know?
based and good luck
hell no, I used to read it from time to time but hardly ever participated, then it got increasingly retarded and I didnt check it anymore at all. Today I looked at it when it got linked here and it got even worse apparently
Well Hesse is my favorite author and I'm actually about to start Siddhartha.
If you haven't read the glass bead game, I don't quite know how to describe it. It took like 200 pages for me to actually wind up liking it but by the time I finished it I loved it so. Kinda highlights the detached nature of academia and/or the elites in relation to the normal man. It has a very German feel to it imho.
Of course, steppenwolf and demian are great too
But back to ze list: of those not crossed out I've read: Catcher in the Rye (very great if you're a teen, otherwise it's not that good), to kill a mockingbird (more like kill it with fire lmao), of mice and men (more like of Mice and men), Huck Finn (Americana as heck), and fear and loathing (just ok). I like Dick so that could be an interesting one
To Kill a Mocking Bird and The Catcher in the Rye are both great books. Hesse is never a bad choice. The others can go into the trash.
>more like of Mice and men)
More like Of mice and meh*
What did you thought of Magister Ludi??
Also what did you think of catch-22 and the picture of Dorian grey?
t. Have them on my Kindle but haven't read
thanks frend, actually havent read Steppenwolf yet either but had it on my to-read-list for some time now. Maybe I will go for that first
Catch-22 is funny and I would recommend it over Dorian Grey, though I have read the latter when I was 17 or so and remember not being that impressed with it. If you want to check out Oscar Wilde read it, otherwise I wouldnt bother
thanks aswell
Never read the Glasperlenspiel (would have loved to read it during my Hesse phase, but I only bought used books on the flea market, so my selection was limited to what I found).
>Maybe I will go for that first
Definitely would recommend it over any of the others.
Right on, I'll give Catch-22 a try
Also, thoughts on Goethe??
Werther was so saddening even if it is probably less applicable to modern times. Definitely can see how it caused major feels in the 18th century. As for Faust, I will eventually force myself to get through it.
What phase are you currently in?
If you like Hesse then I'd recommend you get around to reading it some day.
todays football:
that would be all
Wrong board Tom, this is Yea Forums now
>Yea Forums
>implying you can read
nice try, you don't fool me
I think the same as you, the poetry is hard to get through. We read it in school when I was around 17 aswell, I remember getting into an argument with my German teacher how it is unnecessarily hard to read and that the message itself doesn't hold the same value anymore today as it did back then because it has been done over and over again since then, and that the story has its value as a classic but is not needed to know in our time anymore. I said for the battle between good and evil I can refer to Star Wars aswell, she understandably didn't like that very much
Maybe I should reread it sometime, but I would rather read good prose instead
check Lanz, a football consultant is speaking
those were times!
>What phase are you currently in?
I'm in the "my Internet addiction destroyed my attention span" phase where I can't pick up books anymore :/
Kek, I took a break from reading a book to read your post ;___;
Why are we on page 10?
I'm not finished yet telling my Bundesliga stories.
...
aaand tomorrows guest is Tony Kroos ;^)
oh, time to clean up, eh?