‘Oh no, not again’ is something a bowl of petunias would say at the time of reincarnation.

Global warming - there won’t be any snow.

What a time to be literate.

Well there’s your problem. It helps to be hard.

Why’s it called a blow job when you’re mostly sucking it?

Because the term started life as "A below job - i.e. below the belt - and mutated to blow job because whispered quickly, in the backseat of a car, that’s what it sounds like.

I stopped smoking 10 years ago. Once in a blue moon I’ll subconsciouly reach for the non-exsistent pack on the table, catch myself and laugh, whilst thinking about the money I’ve saved.

So if they want to be active in your country they need to pay an ‘activation tax’ or something, that counteracts removing the majority of their profits tax-free from the country.

A swiss plug will go into a German or french socket, a German plug will go into a french socket and visa-versa. A two pin German plug will fit in a swiss socket. There are probably more compatibilities with the EU, but these are off the top of my head.

Also, traveling to a different country within the EU isn’t the same as going to a different state in the US, so technically, we are better off in the EU plug wise.

Honestly, if I lived in NY, this post on it’s own would make me vote for him.

Of course, I’d have to live in the US too, which I don’t, thank some deity.

bird strike taking out both engines? nah.

Why not? That’s the reason Sully had to land on the Hudson.

Are you me? (I don’t mean name wise)

I always upvote quotes from him.

It is not - but it should be.

Don’t buy Apple. Problem solved. I will not accept arguments about ‘but the eco-system blah-blah’

Sticks Fingers in ears lalalalalala

This isn’t real - she has a bra on.

Changing gears is the fun part of hills and speed changes.

The real PITA for manual is stop and go traffic.

Of course English sucks. What do you expect from a language made up of bits and bobs from other languages?

In that case it would depend how you said it. Fred emigrated from UK to France. Or Fred imigrated to Italy from Spain. In normal everyday speak, ‘emigrated to’ would be the more normal way to say it.

But I can’t be worried about my emigrant grocer, because he would no longer be there. The imigrant grocer on the other hand…

Ok I was just trying to help you understand the correct use of those words, as you are a Dane and English not being your native tongue.

You are talking about them from your POV as a Dane. That makes them imigrants. If a Dane moved to the USA, he would, from your POV, be an emigrant.

In other words; a foreigner is always an imigrant, a fellow native leaving is always an emigrant.

FYI: Emigrants leave the country. Imigrants come to the country.