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Cold and grim Octobers!
"It's ten O'clock. Do you know where your children are?"
National anthem at the end of the program day.
And finally all night:
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German Grundgesetz. Was replaced by Infection Protection Law.
The harmless fun of yesteryear has now become felonies. Kids that try to pull the stuff their parents did will now find themselves seeing the inside of a courtroom on property damage charges. It's unfortunately the overly litigious we've found ourselves in.
Heck, dial tones in general! I remember when I was a kid, I would take the phone off the hook (another vintage thing that has disappeared) just to hear the lady say "If you'd like to make a call, please hang up and try again" followed by the annoying beeping sound.Dialing (yes, dialing) a phone number to get a recording telling the time o’ day.
Maybe that service still exists, but I know of no one who uses it. Just about everybody carries a cell phone that displays the time.
German Grundgesetz. Was replaced by Infection Protection Law.
Yes.
Laws can't be "limited". Either a law is active or it is not active. Limited = not active. Germany is actually a dictatorship, not democracy.
All dark sides of Germany are back again.
As long as the Infection Protection Law cuts into our constitution, there's no democracy.