linuxmemes · 3 months ago

Diese Stereotype sind schrecklich

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Diese Stereotype sind schrecklich

linuxmemes · 3 months ago

scheisseveröffentlichung mit übersetzer

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Evil_Shrubbery@thelemmy.club
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It’s either that or leather socks.
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  I remember the mapping stockings to distros meme was missing opensuse and someone suggested it be socks with sandals.
  
  https://lemmy.world/post/38457151/20364315
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    No, openSUSE is this (chapless lederhosen optional):
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    Noticed you added a link - I was there, 3000 years ago, and I offered my wisdom in that thread too:
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      I saw when I went back for the link

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