Ask Götterfunke about Germany

[Daco Celtic]

Wanting your children to look like yourself is not cold, it's the most natural thing there is.

I want my children to be blonde and blue-eyed like me, or even lighter.

Please don't reproduce.

[ShereKhan]

Of course. It just is where everyone of us draws hers/his line. Personally I do not care how much something is behind of my line ... it basically matters which side of the line it is.

I guess Baywatch start Pamela Anderson was seen (among of few Americans) something which white blond Californian woman should be. And she was not from UK, not Germanic not to talking about German. She was Finnic (roots comes back to Finland ... old name Hyytiäinen).

You get that sound bit harsh Morty ... that is not/mainly so because of me. I could ''live'' with nice dark haired Germanic man too ... but more like what I want my kids to be. How my familyline will continue. Again that might sound ''calculated'', ''cold'' or something ... but no doubts men also have demands what their kids mother should be (even so that they're still willing to date (= faking) with different kinds of women ... said by many here). So I'm hardly the worst person. I will not date those either.

There are much more attractive blonde Californian woman than Pamela who is and looks like a finnish gypsy(Juho Hyytiäinen, was Finnish and of Romani descent), if you want your kids to resemble her you should go ahead and marry Mortimer

[Zeno]

Which ones? I'd like to compare them to blondes from other countries.

I think one example would be this Greek-American. Both her parents are from a village in Laconia called Skala:





An actress called Maria Aliferopoulou:



Aimilia Ypsilanti, from Elis (my prefecture):



A model, Anastasia Perraki (she's blond, but she dies it in platinum, second pic is her without makeup and her eyebrows seem light, but darker than the dye):



https://www.instagram.com/p/4paVVLjT...d=7vm23zaguj97

https://www.instagram.com/p/BB4bjIzj...d=rzvk29x26i7z

Christina Aloupi:

When younger:





And now:

[RandomGuy20]

Is Sauerkraut still popular?

[Götterfunke]

Is Sauerkraut still popular?

I only buy it pre-packaged, and my grandma rarely served it.

That might be very individual though. She served a lot of Bratwurst and other traditional German dishes such as Germknödel (German dumplings) instead.

Many Germans just order Italian, Turkish, or Greek food, with Turkish food being by far the most popular, especially Döner Kebab.

If I was chancellor, every German would be forced to serve homemade Sauerkraut at least once a week. It's especially healthy cause of the K2 content.

[Teutone]

There are so many wrong and cringe thinks he said here, I identify rather as Polish guy.

Sean = Odin

Evidence to be found on this thread.

Next target on my list: Götterfunke.

[Teutone]

Not only had Sean joined the forum around the same time 'Odin' suddenly became drastically less active, but despite sharing () so many mutual thumbs-up there's actually no proof that both of them were ever online at the same time. Take a look at the dates here on these screens from their posting history:

















And even on the two occasions when they posted on the same day the hours again differ. I'm sure this is all a coincidence, just like giving 20 000 thumbs up to single random user:

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