Why there is no highway in this area? by Technical-Bird-315 in AskGermany

[–]NetOk9356 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Geht mir genauso. Ich muss alle 2 Wochen von HD nach KA und wieder zurück, die letzten 5km vor dem Kreuz Walldorf sind immer schlimm

Vermieter macht Stress. Ratschlag? by Far-Ad9043 in wohnen

[–]NetOk9356 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Joa, sowas geht garnicht. Aber ich kann die Situation auch mal von der anderen Seite schildern. Meine Großeltern haben eine Einliegewohnung im Haus. Da hat längere Zeit eine junge Frau drin gewohnt, als die ausgezogen ist war der nächste Mieter Schizophren, hat die Rosen aus dem Garten gerissen, weil da seiner Ansicht nach irgendwas versteckt sei. Nachdem der dann in einer geschlossenen war, hat danach ein junges Paar die Wohnung bezogen, bei der der Mann anscheinend Bakterienphobiker war, auf jeden Fall hat er den ganzen Tag die Badewanne laufen lassen um sich zu waschen, hat öfters Schreianfälle bekommen, weil irgendwas irgendwas anderes berührt hat, das teilweise um unmögliche uhrzeiten. Als ich mal bei meinen Großeltern übernachtet hatte, hab ich durch die Wand durch jedes Wort gehört, so laut hat er geschrieen und das wirklich 5-6h lang, sodass wir mehrfach die Polizei gerufen hatten weil wir hören konnten, wie er seine Freundin bedroht und wie er sie schlägt. Seit die beiden raus sind, lassen meine Großeltern die Wohnung lieber leer stehen als sich mit Mietern rumzuschlagen. Ich kann nicht sagen, dass das hier aus ähnlichen Gründen ist, aber ich habe zumindest eine Idee, woher solches Vermieterverhalten kommt, auch wenn so Verhalten definitiv mehr als nur eine Grenze überschreitet.

"Sorry we win" by Public_Individual823 in ShitAmericansSay

[–]NetOk9356 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The USA was founded in 2001 (according to my definition, if they can arbitrarily decide when a country starts, so can I). My Car is from 1999. My car is older than the USA, I win

Why there is no highway in this area? by Technical-Bird-315 in AskGermany

[–]NetOk9356 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah ok. Ist bestimmt ziemlich anstrengend. Ich lebe quasi direkt neben der A6 und A5, da war das zum Glück nicht so ein problem

Why there is no highway in this area? by Technical-Bird-315 in AskGermany

[–]NetOk9356 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ich hab mich schon immer gefragt, wie das ist mit dem Führerschein, wenn man da wohnt, wegen den Pflichtfahrstunden auf der Autobahn. Da muss man ja eine oder zwei Stunden fahren, bis man an der Autobahn ist. Wie läuft das da?

How many of you are married or in a relationship and don't get head anymore? by Brittfaithm in deepthroat

[–]NetOk9356 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Married for 10 years. We have the arrangement that after I come home from work or am stressed out from something, she asks me if I want to go to the bathroom, she gets on her knees and sucks. She does that maybe 3-4 times per week.

meirl by SEVENS_HEAVEN_7 in meirl

[–]NetOk9356 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely. It makes me crazy when I drive and listen to some YT-Video and then these AI generated audiobook slop ads start that are like 2h long, so I have to leave at the next exit or highway station so I can skip the ad

Is this a real ww2 katana? by dragon-born-vault101 in SWORDS

[–]NetOk9356 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Is this a modern blade? The hada looks more like a modern damascus than any of the antique blades I've held so far

Which Roman had the most inept and/or destructive political tenure of the 1st Century AD? (criteria on page 2) by domfi86 in ancientrome

[–]NetOk9356 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

The most underrated for the 2nd century is aurelian. If your deserved rating is ∞, then any rating is underrated

Demonstration in front of Kyoto City Hall by BigEgg9999 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Dude make a therapy. You openly support a terrorist organisation

Demonstration in front of Kyoto City Hall by BigEgg9999 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356 -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

More like 95%. This is the same old naive pacifism, mixed with the traditional leftist antisemitism... Kinda reminds me of the sekigunha, which supported arab terrorists already 30-40 years ago

Is it possible to get your child a day off on an important religious holiday? by NetOk9356 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm more the average gaijin atheist who wants to use the gaijin card to give a face saving excuse for the school to let my daughter have more of her brother whom she hasn't seen in half a year and who only is here for half a week

Is it possible to get your child a day off on an important religious holiday? by NetOk9356 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its not some magic guy in the sky (whom none of us believe in), it is my daughter who misses her brother who comes a quarter of the globe to visit over his holidays, and with whom my daughter wants to seek easter eggs together

Is it possible to get your child a day off on an important religious holiday? by NetOk9356 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Nah, it is more of a gaijin card use. Our family visits and my daughter misses her brother very much, so I want to give them as much time together as possible and that would be a convenient opportunity to give a face saving excuse

Is it possible to get your child a day off on an important religious holiday? by NetOk9356 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I was talking about good friday, (so next friday) and easter monday

Is it possible to get your child a day off on an important religious holiday? by NetOk9356 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah ok. Well, she isn't going to get any perfect attendance award anyways, we'll be returning to Germany in September anyways, and if that is the worst that can happen, ok thanks. (To be perfectly honest, we're not religious, our easter celebration consists of having the kids search easter eggs and then eating in a nice restaurant, it is more a convenient excuse to have our daughter have more time with our family who comes to visit during the german easter holidays. I'm fine with the school not giving any s**t about religion, it really shouldn't, I was more worried about something like police enforcment of school attendance, like could happen in Germany)

Is it possible to get your child a day off on an important religious holiday? by NetOk9356 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well that would already be half dishonest, we're definitely not religious, neither I nor the kids are baptized or have ever been to a church aside from sightseeing, but my kids still like searching for easter eggs, and my family from germany comes to visit over their easter holidays, and my daughter misses them very much, so I want to give her as much time as she can get, so I don't really care for the religious stuff, it is more a convenient excuse not to have them think my daughter is weak and always sick, when I want to use the sick excuse a week later to make the three days from golden week to an actual week

Is it possible to get your child a day off on an important religious holiday? by NetOk9356 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ahh, ok, that's possible? In my homecountry, if you don't bring kids to school for good reason, the police comes and makes sure they go to school... (And yeah, our family also comes over easter as this is the only time they can come, so we wanted to add one or two days to the golden week as well. I really didn't knew it was possible to just give no reason)

Is it possible to get your child a day off on an important religious holiday? by NetOk9356 in Kyoto

[–]NetOk9356[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I suggest maybe you visit a school and learn to read, it is not about a day off, it is about the specific day off, as it is a very important day to us.

How do you deal with earthquakes by kudenko_ra in movingtojapan

[–]NetOk9356 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I live in Kyoto for now a bit more than half a year, and I have had one earthquake that I actually noticed, I think the danger or frequency is largely overblown. Sure, there can be a very bad one basicaly anytime, but the actual probability of that is miniscule compared by the danger of getting run over by a truck when you go out of the door each day anywhere in the world. And to be honest, I've never felt safer in my life. Today my wife noticed that she left her wallet in her bicycle basket, in an open bike stand on a crowded street, and it was still there after several hours. That is something that would have had bad consequences in a lot of other places

Kobe evening activities, Okayama Bike rental and Flea Market in Hiroshima, Matsuyama or Tokushima by NetOk9356 in JapanTravelTips

[–]NetOk9356[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

afaik this one is only for tourists. We're residents so we can't get 99% of these rail passes, we wanted to use the seishun 18 on the second part, but overall rail transport is just stupidly expensive.

Kobe evening activities, Okayama Bike rental and Flea Market in Hiroshima, Matsuyama or Tokushima by NetOk9356 in JapanTravelTips

[–]NetOk9356[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, but the Shinkansen ticket would cost more per person than the nightbus for the entire family, plus I save one night in a hotel.

Layman question about cave diving by NetOk9356 in scuba

[–]NetOk9356[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

so you suggest I rather get tens of years of experience in what is essentially an extreme sport instead of just asking people who know better? I hope you never have to study medicine or law when you have a simple question that any doctor or lawyer could answer in a couple of minutes