Dear people,
Guide me towards cheese. I will be low on spend ready currency prolly until monday afternoon. I think there are external effects (also because of the LimeLime thing). I am working on my depends and wants, and I will not smoke tobacco from tomorrow, also no Vapeurs. You can be a lil proud cause I didn’t smoke weed today.
I have made a poetric verbal improv expression video for you to enjoy If you can spend me a 45 minutes.
Thanks.
Less fear. Less debt. Reint Jelger.
Gutentag, weiter binne der twa video’s die ik ek makke ha – at rumble.com baardach and YouTubeGoogleAlphabet 1181 reint. TSCH
And something important (from google/wikipedia):
Was Austria-Hungary Catholic?
According to church membership data, in 2023 50.6% of the population were Catholics and 2.7% adhered to Protestant churches. Austria was historically a strongly Catholic country, having been the centre of the Habsburg monarchy (1273–1918) which championed Catholicism.
Kinsey:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=J4XC9XJOl2w%3Fsi%3DneH9_Ai7wwOfKelA
Hi there. Today is 5-9-2025 – fritag – video made , click the above link to go to YouTube from Alphabet.
From wiki: The Austrian school is a heterodox school of economic thought that advocates strict adherence to methodological individualism, the concept that social phenomena result primarily from the motivations and actions of individuals along with their self-interest.
Right now I will just write something. So, reallll stupid I got another stock today. Raiffeisen International AG from the Wiener borse. And I googled, It’s not the Habsburgers anymore in Austria. Or so.
So.
Shortly after I received the stock certificate, I opened the Bible randomly, and this came: (in Dutch):
Niet geeft op woeker, noch overwinst neemt, zijn hand van onrecht afkeert, waarachtig recht tussen den een en den ander oefent; Ezechiël 18:8
Current value:
| Raiffeisen Int Ag | EUR | 29,41 |
Photograph of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, the day of her coronation as Queen of Hungary, 1867. (picture from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empress_Elisabeth_of_Austria)
Dit zijn resultaten voor how can i pay off a bit of the swiss national debt
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You can contribute to reducing the Swiss national debt by making a direct payment to the Swiss government, or you can participate in the economy through taxes or by supporting economic growth. A more practical approach for individuals is to pay any personal debts they may owe, which indirectly supports the economy. While individual citizens cannot directly “pay off” the national debt, their financial activities, such as paying taxes and avoiding personal debt, contribute to the overall national financial health.
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