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Yandere are nasty, nasty girls who can't keep their love pure and healthy! (and eat people at night, apparently. But that's not the main reason we hate them!)
Having it turned off it healthier---and it saves battery.
The state expropriated it in the late 1970s... Bloody socialists.
And we didn't really get any appropriate compensation. Who are they to tell us that we can't have a large house built right on the beach? That property existed way before the beaches were protected by construction bans...Also how in the World is it fair that when you have bought a large portion of the beach the state then first passes a law allowing everybody and their dog to walk through private beaches and then later passes a law allowing everybody and their dog to stay on private beaches as long as they like without the owners being able to throw them out. What is the point in owning a beach then if the masses can just squat on it? (At least they didn't allow strangers to walk in our forests, but losing the beach front property there wasn't much point in keeping the forests so essentially they stole those too.
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Having it turned off it healthier---and it saves battery.
The state expropriated it in the late 1970s... Bloody socialists.
Also how in the World is it fair that when you have bought a large portion of the beach the state then first passes a law allowing everybody and their dog to walk through private beaches and then later passes a law allowing everybody and their dog to stay on private beaches as long as they like without the owners being able to throw them out. What is the point in owning a beach then if the masses can just squat on it? (At least they didn't allow strangers to walk in our forests, but losing the beach front property there wasn't much point in keeping the forests so essentially they stole those too.
Well, we'll just stay in your regular house then, I'm sure you won't mind.
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I live in a flat and not a house.
And before you ask you can't live in the country house either, since that was sold after my great grandfather suffered an accident and died there.
Despite what one would think Århus doesn't mean year house (Aarhus is a fascist and disgusting spelling unless you are time traveling to before 1948 or speaking of things named pre 1948). It comes from the Norse Aros which means mouth of the river. Os is the part meaning mouth of, whereas Ar means river. Similar examples are Nidaros (Trondhjem) which means the mouth of the Nidar, where the Nidar is a river flowing through Trondhjem. On the other hand Oslo isn't the mouth of the Lo.
How is it good?
It's just a play on how someone could probably mispronounce Aarhus. (similar to "our house").
Just imagine all the interesting things Wagon would call you in middle of the night to tell you.
Must not make inappropriate jokes in front of the students, even if they give you straight lines.
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That's quite alright, I think we can fit all of us in your flat. Just think of the rent you could make!
Aarhus, in the middle of the street; Aarhus, in the middle of the street.
I don't know any Aarhus. I'd like to remind everyone here that it's called Arenhusen.
But how would he call me in the middle of the night? He says he turns his phone off when he sleeps.