I think you’re on to something…

Reddit ain’t got no fact checkers as good as me apparently

I’ve fact checked it and it seems to be legit

None of the angles looks wrong either

Can’t watch it in my country but this sounds like a plausible explanation

Just one more lane game

For some it might be “I had some inspiriting teachers and want to hand on that inspiration”.

I had a conversation with a fellow student in university who studied to become a teacher and talked about a math teacher who really made her appreciate the subject. I said I also had a very good math teacher, even tho I always liked math and was bored before he managed to individualize the tasks and gave me harder ones that challenged me. Later we realized we come from the same town, went to the same school and talked about the same teacher.

I hope she is a good and inspiriting teacher by now

For me the difference is that 4 is in a comfortable position. They could reasonable stay that way for a while even if the door wasn’t there.

And the white part could have structure too

I don’t speak French but from my understanding, they fulfill the function, cases in German do. But than again you could add “to the” and “of the” in English

Good luck!

I too eat very late

Wait, fanfics about the assassination of Kennedy?

Well, the rules in place are kept. The point is that there is no general tempo limit

Well, the “s” is lower case, too

I’m glad to be claustrophobic so I’m only afraid of people called Claus and not all homo sapiens

I finished a puzzle in 2 weeks that said 5+ years and was pretty proud but that’s nothing compared to your accomplishment

Big if true

Just a random fact that had barely anything to do with anything: In parts of Germany, there is the saying “did you fall down the stairs backwards” when someone cuts their hair quite short. I am from a part of Germany where this is not common and first time I heard it, it was a mentally handicapped person so I assumed he was just talking random stuff as he often did until I was told that that is common here.

No, Papamobil from Latin papa. Very dignified