That’s what we call them in German. Milchzähne. I’m guessing because they develop while you’re still drinking your mother’s milk?

Excuse me? Mountain dew (any Energy Drink for that matter) tastes horrible.

Tea all the way!

The EU has an area of 4.234.564km². Texas 695.621km².

So Texas is a mere 16,4% of the EU.

In what world is that “most of the EU”?

Definitely withings. I have had a steel HR for 2,5 years now and I still love it. You can buy any standard wristband that you like and the battery lasts a month. It’s also waterproof so no worries there. Plus I like the more traditional look, so it still looks good when wearing a bit more formal clothes.

I mean it depends on where you live. But sports clubs are easy enough to find if you just search for your sport and area.

Same I would guess with other hobbies.

Fitness groups no idea to be honest.

Volunteering: there are usually quite a few forums and such discussing volunteering opportunities. In my country the biggest ones are the volunteer fire department, volunteer first aid (red cross, Johanniter, ASB, Malteser, etc.), technical relief (THW), and different organisations regarding the homeless and poor (biggest ones probably are the Bahnhofsmission and Tafeln) - this is all Germany specific but I’m sure there are somewhat similar things in other countries, too. For smaller things the are often even websites from the local government where you can search for volunteering opportunities interesting you, by topic.

Me: I will also need a motor for my boat

Yamaha: anything else?

Is it mandatory for everyone or only males?

*shouldn’t have"

Not everyone lives in the US btw.

And please tell me, what phones in that price category have a removable battery (that aren’t complete shit, and the only feature is a removable battery)?

I like to just to Geocaching. There are often a lot of caches in the cities, and a lot of then often have really niche information on I teresting topics. Plus when doing earth or virtual caches, you often need to explore quite a bit.

The one tourist and one old town part isn’t true for Berlin though. As it used to be multiple towns fused together over time, there are multiple old towns (as long as they aren’t destroyed from the war), and quite a few touristic areas scattered all over the city.

What’s “school shopping season”?

Saitenbacher Bergsteiger Müsli, Bergsteiger Müsli von saitenbacher!

No but in all seriousness, if I had to choose only one type of cereal, it would be self-made cereal from oats, some nuts and seeds, a bit of fresh fruits (preferably apples and banana) and a mix of (vegan) milk and Joghurt.

Not in German.

Nice, I work for a train manufacturer in a test lab.

Even if they didn’t, it literally takes maybe 10 seconds (probably less) to crop a screensaved image.

My local theatre has some cinnamon added to the sweet popcorn and it’s amazing!

as someone from Berlin, it’s wild that you even have a “last call” rule in so many places/countries. Bars and clubs here can just decide themselves, when they want to close. There are even a few 24/7 places.

My old uni library has 2 of those too. It’s basically a fixed camera, but the table you set the book on, has a sort of negative nook that lets you level out the book. So no matter on which page you are, the pages on the book will be on the same level.