And that is a licensed version of the Opel Kadett E, after it was no longer produced in Germany.
The hatchback version of this was sold in Germany with a little facelift, basically all corners were a bit more rounded, but you could still recognize a somewhat familiar shape.
I stopped playing bass seriously about 8 - 9 years ago. Small child and renovating an old house while working full time with a 45 minute commute.
I only picked upy bass from time to time to play a song or riff or two. During the last year or two I often thought "I should do this again", but never followed through.
A few weeks ago a colleague of mine said his band is looking for a bass player and would I be interested. I told them that I was more than rusty, but if they'd give me a chance I would listen to their stuff and learn a few songs. In an hour I leave for the first meeting and rehearsal. This was the push I needed, I don't know if I would have started again on my own.
As for the hiking, a "outdoors youtuber" I like was just talking about this, people not going outside anymore. He said to put a date in your phone calendar and then actually go on this date - for him this works because it gives him this little nudge.
Hang in there, hopefully the dancing is just the start.
I bought a ZSA Moonlander 2 years ago. Best decision ever. After 2 weeks no more pain in my wrists and hands. My poor Das Keyboard now suffers the fate of "stand-by keyboard"...
There is the saying "Perfume should be discovered, not announced", and I totally agree. A bit like being considerate with headphones.
It is likely on Rømø, they have big beaches where you can officially drive on. Which is not that common here in northern Europe.
It is a silly place.
And that is a licensed version of the Opel Kadett E, after it was no longer produced in Germany.
The hatchback version of this was sold in Germany with a little facelift, basically all corners were a bit more rounded, but you could still recognize a somewhat familiar shape.
And "Gödel Escher Bach", also by Hofstadter, which is basically the foreword to Strange Loop.
I stopped playing bass seriously about 8 - 9 years ago. Small child and renovating an old house while working full time with a 45 minute commute.
I only picked upy bass from time to time to play a song or riff or two. During the last year or two I often thought "I should do this again", but never followed through.
A few weeks ago a colleague of mine said his band is looking for a bass player and would I be interested. I told them that I was more than rusty, but if they'd give me a chance I would listen to their stuff and learn a few songs. In an hour I leave for the first meeting and rehearsal. This was the push I needed, I don't know if I would have started again on my own.
As for the hiking, a "outdoors youtuber" I like was just talking about this, people not going outside anymore. He said to put a date in your phone calendar and then actually go on this date - for him this works because it gives him this little nudge.
Hang in there, hopefully the dancing is just the start.
That is how some cursive scripts write the "r".
See here under "subclasses/looped". I learned a similar variant in Germany.
Edit: The US uses D'Nealian Script for teaching handwriting, which has a distinctly different lowercase r.
Erdferkel in German. Earth-Piglet.
Naja, wir werden seinen Wohlstand nicht erhalten, das wollte er wohl sagen.
Leck Eier, Merz!
Jethro Tull Iron Maiden Opeth Primus
Between those I cannot decide.
They are cuban americans because of the cuban government.
Reverse Polish Notation
I think you are born in just the right time. "Back then"™ that stuff was normal. Now we know it is special.
*Edit: Typo.
It's like people only do things because they get paid... And that's really sad.
Mmmh. Velour...
Stoßlüften FTW!
Moin! Sehr geile Aktion! Ich würde mich über Steelrising freuen. Ist das noch zu haben?
I bought a ZSA Moonlander 2 years ago. Best decision ever. After 2 weeks no more pain in my wrists and hands. My poor Das Keyboard now suffers the fate of "stand-by keyboard"...
No, you paid 200 $ to be granted the right to use the software.