#tumblr german

[mischievousdog]

Wolpertinger

[babyanimalgifs]

"Dude she said SIT"

(Source)

[nohtora]

( zweisamkeit )

[archiarthur]

AYEEEEEEE WHAT'S UUUUUP

IT'S MEEEEEEEE

[mothmans-cumrag]

I am someone who schlenders. Bummels, even. Straight up am flanieren.

[siriwesen]

After seeing a question on Reddit about Germans and foldable rulers, I need to know how everyone feels about them.

The ask implied, that foldable rulers are not super common to use or own outside of Germany, and now I am wondering about exact demographics and why. Pls spread and add your country in the tags if you want. I can not imagine owning a tool box without one of these. And no, I am not talking about measuring tape, I specifically mean these foldable rulers. They also exist with cm + inch measurements.

EDIT: I specifically mean the item from the image. A long ruler, 1-3m long, can have inch + cm, or just cm measurememts, and it may be called a folding ruler or folding rule. The reddit post called it a foldable ruler however, hence I used this term.

[cirrocula]

resident cutie

[whyamipasta]

*cal sneezes*

“gesundheit”

[steffen-dilfrael]

*verbreitete

Schreiben ist schwierig Freund*innen. Ich bin auch nur am prokrastinieren und sollte an meinem Kolloquium arbeiten

[vor-leser]

the statistic exam is kicking my ass rn and im not trying to get distracted with socials, so have some more sloppy old drawings!

this was just when I noticed I basically draw everyone but nimdok

[namedvesta]

— unknown, Conversation between Athena and Aphrodite.

— Max Nonnenbruch, Junge Schönheit (𝟣𝟪𝟫𝟤)

[patrickztump]

Color: The German Shepherd Dog varies in color, and most colors are permissible. Strong rich colors are preferred. Pale, washed-out colors and blues or livers are serious faults. A white dog must be disqualified. ✘

these coat colors and more on redbubble

[the-cricket-chirps]

Franz Marc

Playing Dogs

1912

[purlturtle]

When I tell you it PAINS me to not capitalize these words, or add the appropriate article... English usage, English usage...

If your Liebling isn't here, add it in the notes! And please reblog for larger reach!

[underworldhadess]

Isle of the Dead, 1883 - oil on panel

— Arnold Böcklin (Germany, 1827–1901)