winnie

Moin, moin, Landesgenossin ;-)

Well, i'm going now. Have to relax a little bit =) Have a nice day, ari and burningmonk!

^lives in the same country as the "Isla de Pascua" ;-)

no, I think that's not allowed! I meant a complete re-election - like yesterday!

I think, egypt has a good reason for having an army - germany doesn't. I just read, that political scientists think, it's most probable for schroeder and/or merkel claming a second re-election! This is weird in my opinion, but who knows?

Yeah, It's 9 months here, too! But I think, it never was 2 years, that's long! Hehe, I also don't think they'll ban me - I'm a good worker... I don't have to master big challenges anyways, so it'll be an easy, but boring time...

Yeah - our government was discussing to ban that law since years... the length of the military period was shortened neraly every year. But they don't want to ban it, dunno why. thanks!

@monk: Why? Is something wrong with your body? Here you can't go to military, If you've bad eyes, problems with your knee or something like that. But then you don't have to do civilian service either.

I'm going to study physics at next year's fall in hamburg. We aren't allowed to study during the civilian service (which I'm currently doing) so I'll have to wait 3 Months (!) after my work doing nothing until I can go to uni! But good luck to you in getting a job! It was surprisingly easy for me.

Yeah, that's true - but I don't do it, cause I want to do it, I'm forced by our law to make such social work. But anyways, the disabled guys working there are very nice - somehow nicer than some "normal" employees in that company.

Hm, jo, man soll den Tag nicht vor dem Abend hassen, oder wie war der Spruch? ;-) Auf jeden Fall bin ich froh, dass einer meiner besten Freunde, der da Fahrer ist, ab und zu reinschneit und mir moralische Unterstützung gibt. Mein Chef guckt mich dann zwar immer schräg an, aber es tut gut, etwas altbekanntes in einer Firma zu haben, wo man sonst _nichts_ kennt.

@monk: yeah, she looks dull and beyond that she's a bad politician. @ari: no news here, I think - they're still looking for a coalition. Yeah, I'm working since today! It's in a non-profit company, which helps disabled people to get reintegrated in the daily work. I have to do it till mid of june next year - and it's so boring! I had to fold cardboards, package cans and watch over the disabled people. Hope, tomorrow it's better!

Joah, bssss... passt schon - wenn man sich mit den Kollegen näher kommt, dann passt's irgendwann. Sitzen ja alle in einem Boot irgendwie. Die BSJlerInnen sind da sogar ein Jahr! Da bin ich ja mit meinen 9 Monaten noch gut weg ;-)

The elections went fucking crazy! Nobody knows, what to do, cause everyone wants to be chancellor. I think, we'll be politically paralyzed for 4 years from now on. Fucking crazy... did I mention this yet?

I'm here too... fucking tired from my first day at work... :snore:

Ja, gähn... und soll ich ganz ehrlich sein? Schule war sowas von besser! Jetzt verstehe ich, was alle damit meinen... Aber schaun mer mal, in ein paar Monaten darf ich da auch Auto fahren. Dann habe ich wenigstens etwas Abwechslung. Aber mein Traumjob ist es nicht gerade ;-)

Wooooaaah.... ich bin so im Arsch... acht Stunden Arbeit liegen hinter mir. Man war das langweilig. Von stupidem Kartonfalten, über stupidem Konservendoseneinpacken bis hin zu stupidem Rumsitzen beim Aufsehen war alles dabei. Welch großartiger job - ich werde mir ab jetzt immer Zeitungen mitnehmen ;-)

yeah, sleep well!

Yeah, good night. Think I'm going to go to bed, too - but at around 11pm. I've to go up very early tomorrow... bah, I hate this. yup!

At a non-profit company, which helps disabled people to reintegrate in the "healthy" community in things like work etc.

Yap, I don't know, too. I think, every coalition is kinda equally "bad". We've a bad economic situation here and to fight this, we need time, no argues for being chencellor etc. Anyways, I've my first day at work tomorrow. I'm realising this right now and I get nervous and sat, since my spare time will be veeeery limited from tomorrow on :-( I don't think so. This wouldn't really make new employees. The bosses would kick the people out of their companies for the smallest reasons to get space for cheap or even foreign employees. It's this EU-thing, which weakened us, caus our eastern neighbours have all those cheap workers. Great Britain or France don't have these problems.

Yeah, by the way: the official end of the elections will be after the 2nd of octobre, 'cause some guys in eastern germany have to vote later then. It's pretty much time for the parties to think about the chancellor-shit ;-)

You're right in all points, but Merkel has been a very unpopular politician since years! Adn furthermore I don't want a pro-bush-politician to represent Germany's interests, cause most of the germans are against Bush's government and against his wars. Would Merkel have been chancellor the last years, we would have joined bush in Iraq. Thanks god, we didn't. Schröder's politic was good and we would have had the unemployment-rates under a merkel-regime too, maybe even more! Currently the parties are arguing, who hast to become chancellor - it seems, schröder's party has more seats in the government, so it would be logical to me, that schröder becomes chancellor again. But merkel's party is against this, of course. Anyways, I'm happy with these rsults!