Wow. Shooting the winning goal in the 94th min... Kinda feel bad for Sweden and it would be interesting to see Germany lose for the novelty's sake. But Germany played well and deserve this victory. They seemed kinde rude and overly aggressive tho.

The whole German team singed their national anthem together:
https://www.bild.de/sport/fussball/nationalmannschaft/so-viel-hymne-war-lange-nicht-56101694.bild.html
When will Hungarians do this again?

>>17495
I kinda have to note in case someone think I'm planning to close shop here: while I post these on Ernst other Hungarian posts there aren't from me. Not that I have something against Ernst but I do and will continue to do my business here.
Also when I watch a match you can find me here but also lurk/post at /sp/ and on Kohl's Kohlcup thread.

>>17454
It's just a TV serial drama. I just try to learn a little bit about China. I am quite ignorant about it.

Mayor Ko is doing ok I suppose. I only noticed how much he suppprted Taiwanese independence Ann's how much he hate KMT and mainlanders. Don't know much else about him.

Yes. The current and last administration now avoid handing out death sentence. But KMT made some high profile executions to show they are willing to do it.
Personally I am more influenced by foreigners and don't see the problem of this but locals are very very emotional and persuasive about this.

>>17465
The agent is now appealing the "bright side" of the official. He told official that choosing that's job would allow him to "publish English academic papers on Fortune journal" which is the official's lifelong interest.
The drama also talked about the north south difference in China. The official is a very serious and politics minded. The private company who wants to recruit him is owned by a southerner. He is a business man and practice southern customs and wears stylized cloth

>>17466
They also said that the official's daughter likes outdoor sports, but she is allergic to Beijing's smog

Yesterday I watched an episode of PTS guess who
It reported an aboriginal man from Hualien. He is a football player. I always ignore the fact that we play football too. I also assumed that aboriginal people always work in Taiwan. But this football player plays for China League One. I always ignored Chinese sports news especially its football news. Never know that we have a Taiwanese player playing in Chinese league.

>>17492
It was news to me as well that the Chinese league attracts foreign players. I usually don't watch football I was a match goer long ago tho, and I like football and sports in general and now that I follow matches I heard that this player or that plays for Chinese clubs. I precisely remember a Nigerian which isn't much surprise as China's influence grows in Africa all around, and it's a possible way for African players to go abroad and international "field".

>>17482
Soul.

>i'll better watch anime and join collage to be low-paid worker

And go to army first, yeah. Actually, most of anime-watching basement dwellers are studying in some university. This part of your story is pretty unrealistic.

>Now we got a programm, where government demolish old commieblocks and build tall and shiny capitalistblocks

And before that place was overpopulated with no parking, but with these new tall shit it will be overpopulated much more. That's sad and not fun.

Russia is a strange place

The UK is pretty depressing too if you're in a poorfag area like me, too much unemployment, failed local businesses everywhere and full of homeless people.
But hey at least we have an Eastern European guy who plays the accordion all day, maybe I'll request him to play the remove kebab song sometime.

>>17216
>>17217
I see. So from that point of view the overt weapon displays was them loudly saying: Hey USA you DO want to listen to us, we have something to say!

>>17217
>pic
Despite her grimace I think she looks cute, her face anyway. On the other hand, his face looks shopped.

I think we cannot be entirely sure about the situation itself in Chosŏn. It isn't just propaganda what the Party says, it rarely reaches us (me at least) and on the other side what Western media says is also a distortion of reality as they try to demonize the regime.
It's far from paradise but would those people be happier with smart phones and coca cola?
Probably their country is lacking in things like clean water, food, healthcare and such, their isolation not entirely voluntary they are embargoed for a long time now.
There are things to build there, and not just infrastructure but their whole economy, they need something to join the world's market with. But they also lack of funding. I think while a peace would be nice there it's just complementary beside building up the economy as they could lower military spending and concentrate the resources elsewhere.
While he >>17189 mentions that's all about building casinos and hotels by Trump/USA the real business wouldn't be that, the real business - building up the economy - is already pocketed by China. But where will Choson get the money to pay the Chinese? From Chinese banks or the Chinese state which does (would do) the same here, finance construction work - for example - in foreign countries with one condition: these have to be done by Chinese companies.

>>17223
Maybe. It sure has it use as propaganda. Also bargaining chip.

https://www.rt.com/news/430587-trump-prolongs-sanctions-korea/
No hurry I see.

>>17360
Why couldn't they get hold of her?

>>17361
Haha, I'm gonna steal that move, will give heart attack to fronds.

>>17386
First and last bretty gud. Third is seem to be intentional.

>>17428
What that nigra smoke?
Guam was pretty important in WWII.

It looks like Berndchan has died now. It's been down all week.

>>17399
Never been there. How much was the population?

I support endchan on patreon although an immaterial amount. Maybe there is a larger benefactor among us.

>>17399
Why are there so many KC alternatives now anyway? Strange how everyone didn't just agree on 1 site.

>>17407
I'm afraid no easy answer for that every one has it's own justification. If we examine each we might found some common theme and explanation behind that tho, for example some was created by people on their own initiative (they didn't know about others or didn't like them) and while couldn't get the whole userbase they do their own thing and fine with it.
First step tho was the bunkers made several to be redundant so there would be always a place to fall back. They meant to be temporary with the intention the people will return to KC main. Our community was the first - back on 8/kc in August of 2016 - I think that didn't return. Mostly we were banned and/or got enough of the moderation and shitposting and we learned to love our slow paced discussions. Some crossposters and "old bikers" - as we say it in Hungarian - like a few from the 76 crew already was in favour of slow boards.
I don't know the history any of the /int/ boards all over the place if any was founded by Bernd - who got enough of KC main for any reason - or not.
I also don't know when chans like Ernst or Kohl was founded, not the /int/ board but the chan itself, but their /int/ group stayed after March of 2017 because they also fed up with shitposting but they have other views on moderating ideals (nevertheless they didn't like KC main's either).
Umm and stuff.