XPost: sci.physics.relativity, sci.math   
   From: physfitfreak@gmail.com   
      
   On 5/4/25 1:34 PM, The Starmaker wrote:   
   > I like Swiss watches!   
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   > This one cost $2,468.00   
   > https://boegli.com/products/m4-r   
   >   
   > but i found one 'just like it' on ebay for only $14.00 free shipping from   
   China.   
   > https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/qp0AAOSwk7hnLpen/s-l1600.webp   
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   >   
   > cool ain't it?   
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   >   
   > So, what are the characteristic of the German people?   
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   >   
   > Do they have a certain...smell?   
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   >   
   > do tell.   
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   Ok I will.   
      
   They have a thing about perpetually cleaning stuff with their own hands :)   
      
   But this is new in them, only after WWII. Repetitions in everything they   
   do, day after day, hour after hour, began to be seen in their other   
   activities too. Modern dance, for instance. German modern dance changed   
   form dramatically after WWII ended. Repetitions were all over them.   
      
   Our neighbor's son in extreme north Tehran, in 1960s (my elder brothers'   
   playmate, not mine) went to Germany and one Summer came back a civil   
   engineer, with a German wife. Before buying his own house, he and his   
   wife spent the Summer in that same house with his parents and brothers   
   and sisters. We could see a large part of their yard even from the   
   balcony of our first floor, let alone the 2nd.   
      
   Every day, literally every day, his wife would wash him in the yard with   
   water and soap before he'd go to work..   
      
   His wife bathed him every day! That house was so old and funky they   
   didn't have shower rooms (ours has had two shower rooms from day one,   
   one in every floor).   
      
   Only a German wife would do that. You should've seen by what level of   
   enthusiasm and joy and hurry she'd clean him up all over!..   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)