Carte de visite. Small photos about the size of a business card, hence the name.

Yes, I paid 3€ per photo. I saw this type of picture being sold for up to 70€ on the internet.

Ich sehe da einige Möglichkeiten für Malicious Compliance. Man könnte ausführlich mit den Kindern die Werte von Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit diskutieren. Zum Beispiel Religionsfreiheit, oder wie wichtig es ist, zusammenzuhalten unabhängig von der Herkunft.

On my 5th birthday my parents threw a party for me with friends from kindergarten. My father had a pretty good camera for the time and loved taking photos. This was during analog times, way before digital cameras, so you wouldn’t just take a bunch of photos because it got expensive. He wanted to take a group photo and I, always being a little annoyed back then with the constant photos, stuck out my tongue. He tried to make me smile but I refused. So he told me he’d take the photo of me sticking out my tongue and I’d regret it when I’m an adult that I don’t have a nice photo of me on my 5th birthday. I’m 40 and I don’t regret it. Love that photo.

I’m a CIS-woman. I just stumbled upon this post and tried the app for fun. I got 71% female and 29% male. I can also get the app to show 92% male be simply talking in a deep voice that I guarantee sounds nothing like a man but like a woman lowering her voice. Not saying that the app is useless, just take the results with a grain of salt.

Ich dachte, Straßen zu blockieren und die hart arbeitende Bevölkerung auf ihrem Weg ins Büro zu behindern ist eine inakzeptable Form des Protestes?