#german childhood

[lil-gae-disaster]

My German Childhood song if tonight:

Man how I love my childhood songs

[myimaginarywonderland]

An alle deutschen hier, die so zwischen den 90er und frühen 2000er geboren wurden:

[tis-i-german-potato]

Do you know Diddl?

As a kid in Germany especially in the 90s and 00s I think it's impossible to not know Diddl. But what about other nationalities? Have you ever heard of Diddl???

For reference:

This is Diddl:

a german character that started as a postcard set and then turned into a nationwide phenomenon, especially known for its trading pages.

[i-eat-bugs-and-dirt]

I was so obsessed with these books and films as a kid that I not only dressed and acted like Daka for like a year straight, I also learned the fictional vampire language and expanded on it until I could fully and fluently write and speak in it. It is beyond me how no one realised I was autistic until last year lmao.

Is it spooky season yet?

[royaltea000]

he could not control the class 😔

[everwalldigan]

The really fun thing about writing Jason is that you can really go absolutely wild with his speech. Like with most characters they grew up in a certain area and it wouldn’t make sense for them to speak slang of an area/culture they didn’t grew up in (for example you have to be careful writing brits w/out accidentally using American slang words etc)

but Jason? Jason has spent 1/3 of his childhood in Park row, the second 1/3 living in Wayne Manor, going to rich American socialite gatherings and having a British butler and the remainder of his adolescence he was living with the LoA and for sure picked up at least a little Arabic or Chinese there. You can literally make him speak almost ANY way you want and it would still be character accurate

[vintagegermany]

Winter in Germany 1900/20

[nonokoko-draws]

Dr. doofenshmirtz 🤝 Malleus Draconia

[eclectic-spaghetti]

does anyone here see my vision. anyone

[runawaycarouselhorse]

[pigeons-with-jello]

born to say [ɒ]chivist, forced to say [ɑː]rchivist (im american)

[teafromthemicrowave]

draw the german bread >:3 /nf

BERND DAS BROT REQUEST, pookie i love you/p thank you for that lovely request I am more or less ashamed to confess but that grumpy loaf of bread was my childhood as much as spongebob (THIS IS NOT SPONGEBOB EVEN THO HE IS A GEOMETRICAL BODY WITH LIMBS TOO)

[jaytalking]

Warmups from today doubling as a design study of sorts

[feyd-meowtha]

Last line tag that several people asked for but also no-one asked for at all, not even in the slightest, not even if you squint.

@swifty-fox @lacrymosa-91 @stars-remain2 @weimarweekly sorry but this is absolutely not whatever you may have been hoping for when you tagged me.

Soooooooooooo....... we got some preamble.

I got nuffink MOTA related and shall be out of stock for the foreseeable future (aside from 3am ofc) HOWEVER I suffered some kind of episode at work today and started an x-men au so niche that it will almost certainly appeal to no-one but me.

Luckily me is the only bitch that I write for so here you go. Have the first 2 paragraphs of the Cherik champagne socialist x ecoterrorist AU that came to me in a vivid and beautiful dream.

It was the penultimate day of COP 1 in Berlin, the 6th of April 1995, and a most promising day for the future of the planet Earth and all species thereupon. At least according to one Charles Xavier, an Oxford Phd student who had just given the speech of a lifetime and intended to ride the high until the inevitable champagne hangover of the following morning.  If someone were to have asked him, Charles would have been more than happy to explain that COP stood for the Conference of the Parties, a part of the United Nations Climate Change Conferences or UNCCC for short. Unfortunately, he had never had the chance to fully explain this to anyone on account of the fact that everyone on the Earth could be divided into two groups: those who already knew all about it and those who, pardon his crude language, could not give less of shit if they tried. Tragically, the vast majority of people seemed to fall into the latter of these camps, however the success of this first conference was evidence that things were changing and Charles was going to be a part of it. 

I tag.... uh....... @oopsiedaisiesbaby @c-goldthorn @london-cowboy and your mum

[ms-cornucopia]

Die Kleine Hexe / The Little Witch by Otfried Preußler, illustrated by Winnie Gebhard, 1957

©️ Thienemann-Esslinger Verlags GmbH, Stuttgart

[bvnnyl0v3r]

HONESTLY SUCH A SKILL ISSUE IF YOU DIDN'T GROW UP W/ THIS