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Rebels57 said:
Fine but can we agree that Boomers f***ed things up royally?
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We'd probably disagree on most things non-hockey but I agree with anyone stating Boomer's have a high degree of culpability into turning the country and the world into shit.

Most are more worried about their RETIREMENT than anything else; world left behind could be a hellhole for all they care
 
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Captain Dave Poulin said:
Can someone please find me his xGA on the power play and at regular strength please?
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xGA/60, PP: 1.12 - 16th out of 22 defensemen with 100+ 5v4 minutes - 49th out of 62 with 50 minutes
GA/60, PP: 3.38 - 22nd out of 22 defensemen with 100+ 5v4 minutes- 61st out of 62 with 50 minutes
xGA/60, 5v5: 3.09 - 167th out of 167 defensemen with 400+ minutes.
GA/60, 5v5: 3.26 - 156th out of 167 defensemen with 400+ minutes.
 
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Beef Invictus said:
lol this is a product of not even doing your homework? Let me illustrate the German I managed to pick up in a few classes:

Hund gluck unterseeboot Stalingrad, ja?
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Your german is very good ;D
 
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kudymen said:
Unterwassermann ist zu Hause mit seinem kleinen Staubsauger

I have studied German for about 10-12 years since 3rd grade. Disliked the first 8 years, loved it since then :laugh:
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Bro i have had German in my exams. And i was bad! But how can someone be stupid enough to study german? I mean what you wanna study ? Germany is boring and our language is f***ing difficult and unimportant in this world!

Respect for your work! But for what is it good? Your working for a german company? Or you need to speak german at your work?
 
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I had a cousin take German in high school for his language class. He went to a public school in the suburbs though where the enrollment is huge so the resources a big too to meet that.

I went to private school (Catholic) in the city so the enrollment was much smaller & likewise the resources. So I had no choice but to take Spanish for a language class.
 
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Ironmanrulez said:
Bro i have had German in my exams. And i was bad! But how can someone be stupid enough to study german? I mean what you wanna study ? Germany is boring and our language is f***ing difficult and unimportant in this world!

Respect for your work! But for what is it good? Your working for a german company? Or you need to speak german at your work?
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I took four years of German in high school because when you got to G4 you were allowed to go on a trip.

They canceled said trio my senior year, of course.
 
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Ironmanrulez said:
Bro i have had German in my exams. And i was bad! But how can someone be stupid enough to study german? I mean what you wanna study ? Germany is boring and our language is f***ing difficult and unimportant in this world!

Respect for your work! But for what is it good? Your working for a german company? Or you need to speak german at your work?
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Haha it was the only language that was taught in my small village elementary school back in 1998 in 3rd grade. Then I went to high school in 2001 and my parents figured (rightly so) it wouldnt make sense to throw away what I learned in the previous years, and started with English several years later.
It got surprisingly useful when I landed my first job in 2014, I never aimed to get to a German company but I accidentally ended up with REWE, and went for several trips to Vienna + there were corporate guys coming over from Cologne so it got quite handy. Now I havent been using it for 2 - 3 years at work again but its always fun to go out to Austria or Germany and understand majority of stuff on the streets etc
 
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kudymen said:
Haha it was the only language that was taught in my small village elementary school back in 1998 in 3rd grade. Then I went to high school in 2001 and my parents figured (rightly so) it wouldnt make sense to throw away what I learned in the previous years, and started with English several years later.
It got surprisingly useful when I landed my first job in 2014, I never aimed to get to a German company but I accidentally ended up with REWE, and went for several trips to Vienna + there were corporate guys coming over from Cologne so it got quite handy. Now I havent been using it for 2 - 3 years at work again but its always fun to go out to Austria or Germany and understand majority of stuff on the streets etc
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Is the grading system different over there or are you a genius? That’s a big jump. :laugh:
 
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LegionOfDoom91 said:
Is the grading system different over there or are you a genius? That’s a big jump. :laugh:
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There are several confusing steps that can be taken in the Czech edu system but basically my way was: 1st-5th grade elementary school; next 8 years grammar school/high school (usually for kids who leave elementary school early and aim to go to college; you can go to high school either after the 5th or after the 9th grade here), then college.
 
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kudymen said:
There are several confusing steps that can be taken in the Czech edu system but basically my way was: 1st-5th grade elementary school; next 8 years grammar school/high school (usually for kids who leave elementary school early and aim to go to college; you can go to high school either after the 5th or after the 9th grade here), then college.
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Yeah in the US you have to go 1-8 grade before you go to high school (9-12) then so on with college if you elect to.
 
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kudymen said:
Haha it was the only language that was taught in my small village elementary school back in 1998 in 3rd grade. Then I went to high school in 2001 and my parents figured (rightly so) it wouldnt make sense to throw away what I learned in the previous years, and started with English several years later.
It got surprisingly useful when I landed my first job in 2014, I never aimed to get to a German company but I accidentally ended up with REWE, and went for several trips to Vienna + there were corporate guys coming over from Cologne so it got quite handy. Now I havent been using it for 2 - 3 years at work again but its always fun to go out to Austria or Germany and understand majority of stuff on the streets etc
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People from Cologne are the most open people in germany. They are open to new people and make easy friendships. I bet you enjoyed the guys you meet from cologne. But also i know a lot of funny austrians. So you should have had a funny time!
 
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