The penalty shootout at Betano seems to be the same crap as the funny wheel of fortune. Yesterday and today each 3 shots on goal and, all 6 held.
Sure, is merely ne voluntary addition of Betano, but with 6 choices of where to shoot the ball and currently 6 attempts, chance 1:46656😳
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Hanshanshans wrote on 24/03/2023 at 09:51: The penalty shootout at Betano is apparently the same screw-up as the funny Wheel of Fortune. Yesterday and today both 3 shots on goal and, all 6 held.
Sure, is merely ne voluntary addition of Betano, but with 6 choices of where to shoot the ball and currently 6 attempts, chance 1:46656😳
A rogue who thinks evil🤔😉
Oh you have to understand, among the winners of a free bet could yes hobby bettors mutate into professional bettors and drive the whole store with millions of profits in the bankruptcy🙋.If one is already so stingy then you should let it be so offer a promo🤦
I know it's bitching at the highest level, but these strikes are starting to get on my nerves.
I have to say up front that this doesn't affect me now, because I work from home and I do miss a lecture session with it, but since we are still quite early in the semester, this can be made up from home without any problems.
Still, I think it's getting to be too much. Recently the post office went on strike, now all the public transport employees, then the employees in KH and and and. I mean, yes okay, you want to survive inflation as well as you can, but I find that you pull the company with it, although they can not help it.
Example: I had to take the train to work in the summer. I didn't have any other option. What happens: Train drivers go on strike. I was totally annoyed, but luckily I could still get to work.
In addition, this strike is nationwide and prevents more people from going about their daily lives than would normally be the case. Don't misunderstand, I understand those who are on strike and also ver.di. This inflation is very painful, but such behavior resembles a collective punishment and they are not so nice for those who are not guilty of anything.
Me too. And I also have very little understanding for verdi.
"Paralyzing Germany" shows that the psychos are only interested in power games.
Personally, this doesn't affect me directly on Monday, but I'm so fed up with these strikes.
I no longer have any understanding for it. Especially not with the train drivers' association, which does the same thing every 2 years and now wants to have a lame-duck strike in Germany.
But the railroads are just as stupid. They offer 5%, verdi demands 12%. In the end, it ends up in the middle at about 8%. This pointless game could actually be avoided if both sides were willing to communicate.
Wutmaennchen wrote on 24.03.2023 at 17:42: Me too. And I have very little sympathy for verdi either.
"Germany paralyze", there it shows that it is the psychos only about power games.
Personally, it doesn't affect me directly on Monday, but this strike is getting on my nerves.
I no longer have any understanding for it. Especially not with the train drivers' association, which does the same thing every 2 years and now wants to have a lame-duck strike in Germany.
But the railroads are just as stupid. They offer 5%, verdi demands 12%. In the end, it ends up in the middle at about 8%. You could actually save this pointless game if both sides were willing to communicate.
the people who want to fly on vacation, but then the flight is canceled because of strike, which then falls out. Whole vacation joy away.
People go on vacation in Germany as a result, the vacation areas are overcrowded and it becomes more expensive to vacation in Germany.
I experienced this last week at the Baltic Sea. Who wants to fly with these strikes
the people who want to fly on vacation, but then the flight is canceled because of strike, it is canceled. Whole vacation joy gone.
People go on vacation in Germany as a result, the vacation areas are overcrowded and it becomes more expensive to vacation in Germany.
I experienced this last week at the Baltic Sea. Who wants to fly with these strikes
That is one of the smaller problems. I think the fewest make next week vacation (schools are at least in Bavaria not yet closed). The strike mainly hits pupils/trainees/students and commuters, who want to get from A to B. Sure, some have alternatives, but I wouldn't have those, for example. In the worst case, I would have to take an expensive cab. The last time I went by cab would have to be 2018-19 and have paid for 3-4 km 15-18€. Mind you for just one ride. Bicycle would certainly be an alternative, but for me that would be nothing, because I would have to a) 13 km back and b) also in a medium-sized city (500,000 inhabitants) where there is a lot of rush hour traffic.
As Wutmaennchen wrote, they could have continued to negotiate and carried out the strike on Good Friday/Easter Monday. But no, Mr. Werneke does not think this strike is excessive. I assume that he will have no problems to come to work on Monday, because he surely has a fat car with which he drives to work.
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probably the imagination is not enough for this
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i slipped in the shower once, my leg was so scratched afterwards...
that can also end badly. Like in a ZDF report where a man fell and the legs had to be removed
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I slipped in the shower and fell right on one of my wives, we shower most together, have ne large shower tray.
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Exactly I had also once at Rewe xDDD
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Sure, is merely ne voluntary addition of Betano, but with 6 choices of where to shoot the ball and currently 6 attempts, chance 1:46656😳
A rogue who thinks evil🤔😉
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I have to say up front that this doesn't affect me now, because I work from home and I do miss a lecture session with it, but since we are still quite early in the semester, this can be made up from home without any problems.
Still, I think it's getting to be too much. Recently the post office went on strike, now all the public transport employees, then the employees in KH and and and. I mean, yes okay, you want to survive inflation as well as you can, but I find that you pull the company with it, although they can not help it.
Example: I had to take the train to work in the summer. I didn't have any other option. What happens: Train drivers go on strike. I was totally annoyed, but luckily I could still get to work.
In addition, this strike is nationwide and prevents more people from going about their daily lives than would normally be the case. Don't misunderstand, I understand those who are on strike and also ver.di. This inflation is very painful, but such behavior resembles a collective punishment and they are not so nice for those who are not guilty of anything.
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"Paralyzing Germany" shows that the psychos are only interested in power games.
Personally, this doesn't affect me directly on Monday, but I'm so fed up with these strikes.
I no longer have any understanding for it. Especially not with the train drivers' association, which does the same thing every 2 years and now wants to have a lame-duck strike in Germany.
But the railroads are just as stupid. They offer 5%, verdi demands 12%. In the end, it ends up in the middle at about 8%. This pointless game could actually be avoided if both sides were willing to communicate.
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the people who want to fly on vacation, but then the flight is canceled because of strike, which then falls out. Whole vacation joy away.
People go on vacation in Germany as a result, the vacation areas are overcrowded and it becomes more expensive to vacation in Germany.
I experienced this last week at the Baltic Sea. Who wants to fly with these strikes
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That is one of the smaller problems. I think the fewest make next week vacation (schools are at least in Bavaria not yet closed). The strike mainly hits pupils/trainees/students and commuters, who want to get from A to B. Sure, some have alternatives, but I wouldn't have those, for example. In the worst case, I would have to take an expensive cab. The last time I went by cab would have to be 2018-19 and have paid for 3-4 km 15-18€. Mind you for just one ride. Bicycle would certainly be an alternative, but for me that would be nothing, because I would have to a) 13 km back and b) also in a medium-sized city (500,000 inhabitants) where there is a lot of rush hour traffic.
As Wutmaennchen wrote, they could have continued to negotiate and carried out the strike on Good Friday/Easter Monday. But no, Mr. Werneke does not think this strike is excessive. I assume that he will have no problems to come to work on Monday, because he surely has a fat car with which he drives to work.
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