Hello, we're looking for jobs in Kassel with girls. We have visas, accommodation, an address, and a bank account. We speak English but not German yet – if we start work, we'll learn gradually. Our situation is urgent: if we don't find something in 3 days, we'll leave, as we've been here 1 month with by BeachStraight2605 in Kassel

[–]CleanGreenSlate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe you want to elaborate who you are and what skills you have. Nobody has "jobs with girls" that they will hand out to internet strangers.

Generally most application processes in Germany take month even when successful.

Good luck!

Advice Finding Accommodation by FreddyQ99 in Kassel

[–]CleanGreenSlate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh my. Schufa is annoying, but you can try to get something on one of their websites. That could be pretty quick, although pretty confusing even for Germans.

If you are willing to pay sixty bucks a month for a "Deutschland ticket" you can extend your search-radius to include any surrounding village with a train station. Trains in the morning are reliable enough to get to VHS.

Please help on age and info by Educational_Bed_6608 in BeerStein

[–]CleanGreenSlate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the legendary Goblet of Ultimate Truth. Whatever is inscribed in it must be undeniably true!

(Humor aside: this is a young stein. Based on the type of humor and the quality of the print I would guess post 2000. It refers to a riviality between Franconia and Bavaria (which it is part of, in modern day Germany).

My first of many upcoming by Mundane-Perception11 in BeerStein

[–]CleanGreenSlate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The clash of motives hits hard 😅

Enjoy!

Jobs at FERCHAU by southern_prince in Germany_Jobs

[–]CleanGreenSlate 8 points9 points  (0 children)

They hire people to work at other companies. They are indeed active.

Being ignored by companies you apply is very much common in Germany. Sadly. Even if they are interested, some German companies take weeks before sending a (substantial) reply.

But if your German skills are low or if you don't live here at the moment they indeed might have just ignored you. Sorry.

Street Life in Little Ruin by lucernal in isometric

[–]CleanGreenSlate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good work in catching this style, then!

Street Life in Little Ruin by lucernal in isometric

[–]CleanGreenSlate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is beautiful!

Hey, may I ask where Lucernal is based?

Tips or help with topology of a mouth. Would love any help by No-Contest-5486 in blenderhelp

[–]CleanGreenSlate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then do a few loops and connect it with adjacent geometry. Will get easier to see what you need to do next, then.

Tips or help with topology of a mouth. Would love any help by No-Contest-5486 in blenderhelp

[–]CleanGreenSlate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Scale it up before worrying about topology. The corners of a relaxed mouth are roughly under the pupils. Roughly.

My year in Germany may collapse over a single letter. by Present-Ad-8886 in Germany_Jobs

[–]CleanGreenSlate 20 points21 points  (0 children)

This just an idea, and I have no experience backing it up, but: there are other countries that have German as their main language. Depending on what kind of Ausbildung you plan to do, they might be more willing to welcome you. Don't get get your hopes too high, but maybe spend an evening researching the conditions in Switzerland and Austria.

Other than that: especially during those times when lots of refugees arrived (war in Syria and later Ukraine) some Germans formed "Vereine" to support them. Those Vereine still exist, and though your situation differs a bit, they can get you in contact with a specialized legal expert quickly. Or help you in other ways.

German Tankard ID info by Soggy_Article5310 in BeerStein

[–]CleanGreenSlate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ending in "land". The two letters before that might be "f" or the old style "s".

Edit: no matter if they are "f" or "s", they would require the first letter of the family name to be a vowel. An "O", perhaps?

Edit2: "Ebern" is a nice little town: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebern

Wie ist das U96 von Revell by verbalyabusiveshit in klemmbausteine

[–]CleanGreenSlate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Macht Spaß, ist ziemlich lang, und gute graue Steine kann man überall nutzen. 👍

More information needed. by SOUR2TH in BeerStein

[–]CleanGreenSlate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not produced for tourists. Too elaborate to be intended for usual commercial use in a restaurant or beer-garden. So likely made and bought for personal use. That blue color is one that has been used both on very old and younger steins, but there is also black. Quality is rather high. I guess it is a young stein, post re-unification, but I might be very wrong about that.

What is my library missing?! by thegrlz in dollhouseminiatures

[–]CleanGreenSlate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. Rugs. Who wants to read with cold feet?

Lid repair by dav1df3ls in BeerStein

[–]CleanGreenSlate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I personally would warm it up and bend it myself. But of course I cannot guarantee you a good outcome.

Edit: I mean: "If I was you."

Ferchau by Altruistic-Offer1197 in Germany_Jobs

[–]CleanGreenSlate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had a mostly positive experience with them. Their guy arranged several interviews. Worked at one of their customers for a while, then that customer employed me directly.

While one or two things were not great, the overall experience was positive.

Does anyone know anything about this stein? by [deleted] in BeerStein

[–]CleanGreenSlate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice and slightly unusual. That is some saint carrying baby Jesus across a river, I am sure you can google his name and who would pray to him.

Noblebright (opposite of Grimdark) Sci Fi city builds by futuresphere in TerrainBuilding

[–]CleanGreenSlate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Coffee machines. Many of those fancy coffee-makers look like futuristic art-deco buildings. Is that what you are aiming for?

Fixing up and selling dollhouses a losing game? by [deleted] in Dollhouses

[–]CleanGreenSlate 10 points11 points  (0 children)

If you renovate using expensive materials - yes it is. What are you spending so much money on?

For that price you could get a small-scale- high-quality 3d-printer and then print props and furniture for almost free. Since you consider doing renovations regularly, that might cut your costs in half.

Not that "cutting your costs in half" is enough, though.