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EintoeRn — dialogue of sorts
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Published: 2016-03-24 17:52:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 990; Favourites: 103; Downloads: 0
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its hand ... the one on the right is suppressing a giggle.
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It seems that we have learned our comic book lessons well 
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these scenes get more and more disturbing with age, to be honest ...
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i . t h i n k . i . l i k e . m o r e . t h e s e . s c e n e s . i n . o l d . b u i l d i n g s .
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thanks a lot - some find, indeed !
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it looks like the "right one" in admonishing the other out or the corner of the mouth: Keine Gegenstände aus dem Fenster werfen!
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You are right... but a good opportunity to use one of the few sentences in German that I know (thanks to the Italian railroad system )
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It is interesting how things are differently expressed to match different cultures:
E' pericoloso sporgersi dal finestrino You cannot tell an Italian to NOT do something, nor you can tell him/her to do something, so everything is left to common sense: you have been told, but do whatever you see fit.
Please do not lean out of the window The English (UK) have the fame of being very polite, so they are asked to: Please, do not lean out of the window.
Prière de ne pas se pencher au dehors The French are said to have something that cannot be translated, which is nonchalance: they are asked not to lean out of the window, but, after all, it's up to them.
Nicht hinauslehnen! The Germans, being a very disciplined people, need a direct order: DO NOT lean out of the window!
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This seems to be very likely
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...The first window seems like has a bandaid on its face (an accident?...); the second one cannot speak...
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It is a weird world, indeed ! But both still try to talk, despite of the injuries !
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Bei dem Gespräch wäre ich gern dabei gewesen oder reden die immer noch? Ja, ich glaube, ich verstehe da was......
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I like the horizontal vs. vertical shapes, further contrasted with the peeling paint (not geometrical at all). Nice colors, too!!
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... and not to forget about the human element here
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Haha! Actually, as you can see, I did. Which is a helpful reminder that one never has all of the information. 
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Probably not. Deep in the east of Germany. I guess it is a house where they could not find the true (pre GDR) owner ....
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Many thanks, dears. Not too easy to find these things any more ...
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Lots of details, indeed ! Many thanks and 
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Loved the detail and crispness of your shot and hello to Germany. Yep keeping the flag, so what a waste of money that was!!!!
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If you see it this way all flags are a waste of money-
But it seems that people cannot get along without a certain degree of national identity - which is a curse, of course ...
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It was a very controversial subject
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Some would say our national rugby team are our identity
Anyway, you have a great gallery - take care
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Yes. Silver Ferns
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hahaha - you didn't say the All Blacks and I'm impressed you know your netball
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nice couple .....i can hear the talking like says
funny
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indeed. still wondering about the loanguage, of course
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sometimes there still is a little idea in the brains 
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very expressive dialogue! we can even see who was speaking and who was listening...!
great find with awesome details, dear! 
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well, yes. but we can also see that the other one is just about to make his own remark 
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more like 
(time flies, sometimes too fast, sometimes not as fast as we wish...)
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