Why’s that? I drove a Cupra Born last week, pretty decent imo. I also drove a VW ID3 and a BMW i3. So far the only European EV I didn’t like was the Audi e-tron. I haven’t driven a Korean or Chinese EV yet, so I can’t really compare. What do you prefer about them?

Why the fuck would you make this about the US? Or Iran?

You could even remove 5 more words

but it’s his legal right.

One of the stupidest laws in existence

Deepl is great for whole sentences but these systems usually have problems with singular words because they don’t understand the context. That’s usually the problem I see with automatically translated sites. E.g. for English to German, if you have a Home button on your site and just let the tool translate “home”, you get these options:

(Correct one in red, you wouldn’t translate it)

Schön brav mit Kopfhörern

Oh nein, das ist ja wirklich sein echtes Symbolbild! Ich hoffen inständig das ist ein Troll. Weitere Posts von ihm:

Ich hoffe auf Malicious Compliance

If the existence of alternatives is a threat to your relationship, your relationship is on borrowed time anyway.

“The massacre in the vicinity of, but not directly on Tiananmen Square” doesn’t have the same ring to it. The concrete location might also not matter that much in the grand scheme of things

That’s not how this works. She could also have been fat and not pregnant. She would obviously not be required to prove that in that circumstance.

The rules are clear, she was compliant, the airline agent wasn’t.

Quelle: https://www.smartcompany.com.au/retail/aldi-australia-transformed-supermarket-shopping/

They played in the US?

True, but try to get them published

Well, then it’s crown princess

alumnum

Contrary to popular belief, what you see here is a unihorn.

A unicorn is actually this: 🌽 common mistake.

Usually you would go with the current pronouns too even when talking about anything happening before the outing. But apparently they isn’t wrong anyway, I was mistaken

Ah, okay, then I’m mistaken. I just saw that Wikipedia goes by he/him.

I know they/them seems inclusive, but Page goes by he/him. He’s trans not non-binary