Squish that cat

You can have it. It's a blight on the land and I wouldn't even demand anything in return, not even closing down Turów or retreating from that random chapel.

Auch, wenn es sich um Kategorie abartige Kostüme handelt?

(Ist "abartig" das richtige Wort? Der Übersetzungsdienst, den ich normal verwende, bietet etwas anderes an.)

Project 2025 playbook: "Don't leave behind a paper trail for watchdogs to discover."

Some hero from the Centre for Climate Reporting with a hidden camera: "Challenge accepted. Text doesn't go viral anyway."

Laser? In red?

As a person regularly writing regular expressions, the usage of * in a written language rubs me the wrong way. I wouldn't mind Mitarbeiter/innen, similar to how Czech does it (prodavač/ka, although some are impossible to shorten like skladník/skladnice, as skladník/ce sounds too weird, much like Krankenschwester*innen would).

It's spelled roofying or roofieing

I hope some politician finally steps in and nullifies all forced arbitration clauses, in past and future contracts. There is no legitimate reason for them to be allowed from the customer's standpoint (and most voters are primarily customers).

The Polish thing is being split between Germany and Russia again

Germany and Czechia are not surrounding countries but Kaliningrad (then named Královec) was founded by Czech king Přemysl Otakar II. at the height of the Bohemian empire, and was later part of Prussia (basically Germany in the 1800s).

I don't think many Germans are joking about annexing Kaliningrad because of the WWII stigma but Czech redditors regularly invade r/Kaliningrad only to get promptly banned.

Previous playthrough, mate... Stop trying, I have memorized the button sequence for dialog options that give me the best outcome.

street value of USD 608 per candy

Good luck getting the real thing. I could buy some normal candy and a roll of food-safe paper, and sell it for hundreds of dollars. Or add cyanide too, just to ensure the customer won't complain when it doesn't get them high.