This looks a whole lot cooler than the standard cybertruck

Ich glaube noch das heißt “Ananas” auch in Englisch, ausgesprochen “anaaanaanas”

Liebe Grüße aus Schweden

Ooh

Please calculate the angles a and b

EDIT: What even are those lines? A fart?

To further elaborate the stilts allow for plenty of room to run a cooling loop which could probably be run by a pump powered of your foot steps. Radiating away the heat might be a bit difficult, running a fan on your shoes might look a bit weird. Or it’s just kinda a vibe and you run the fan of the water pressure from the foot step powered pump.

I’d actually love to see this done. Props to anyone who pulls it of

WTF, why haven’t I figured out this simple trick when I’m playing super mario?

9876543210987654321 / 1234567890123456789 = 8,0000000729000

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I imagine one wins by jumping in to the little hole in the middle and then gets to control the big boy for a few moves. Then it’s rinse and repeat two more times

Yeap, I’m aware of the Denmark and Greenland situation but I was curious if Greenland had their own instance

Is there a instance for Greenland or is it covered by the danish instance?

Yes, that’s true

Thanks! My German isn’t that good. I’ve been studying it for four years but sometimes it feels like we’re getting nowhere.

Yeah, that may be a better translation

German is weird in more ways, namely word ordering

Sie dürfen nicht ein Feuerzeug mit ins Flugzeug nehmen

You’re not allowed to a fire stuff with you in flight stuff bring

But all languages are weird. Here’s some french for you

qu’est-ce que c’est?

I don’t have the knowledge needed to translate this properly but it’s something like “wh’is-at what that is” (its the way they say “what is that”)

And Swedish, my native language

I eftermiddags åt jag jordgubbar. Nu ska jag äta middag.

This after middle day ate i soil old men. Now I’m going to eat middle day. (This afternoon I ate strawberrys. Now I’m going to eat dinner)

Given that Swedish is my native language I’d also like to inform you that the English word “smorgasbord” is completely ridiculous. It’s literally just the Swedish word “smörgåsdsbord” but without å and ö, so it’s pronounced completely wrong. The word smörgås is however also a bit weird, it literally means “butter goose”. So your English word smorgasbord means “butter goose table”. Also window means wind eye, it’s the old Swedish word “vindöga”

Handskar, I stand with the Germans on this one

I’m going to spend Christmas Eve (the day that we celebrate Christmas in Sweden) with my family and cousins. I’d guess that’ll be fine, however I don’t know everyone that well so I’m not too excited for it

Are you aware that you have a bot account?

You don’t but you’ll know that it probably matter that you get it right

Okay, guess that’s one explanatio n. It just doesn’t fit with what I see (as someone whose studied English for ~6 years). People in my class still confuse “you’re” and “your” quite frequently.