"If there is a traffic jam on the road, cars stay closer to the sides to create an emergency corridor."
"Main train stations in Germany have Braille information for platforms and stair count on the top and bottom of the handrails."
"This antiseptic is made in Germany. Pay attention to its instructions."
"It has 8 pages of instructions."
"A shopping cart cleaning machine in Germany"
"This sliced bread in Germany is sold without end slices."
"What you see in the picture is a cup of coffee and a Mettbrötchen, a typical German breakfast dish." © seewolfmdk / Reddit
"In Germany, they have “Alphabet Noodle soup” which even has the @ symbol."
"Italy and Spain could bring Germany to public trial for this pizza."
"These trees are planted sideways on this building, to save space. They’re constantly rotating so they will grow straight instead of only upward."
"Sometimes they are even planted on roofs."
“Relatives bring their own watering can and lock it to a designated watering can rack.”
"They take road signs seriously in Germany."
“Damage to the road pavement. Damage to the bike lane. Damage to the sidewalk. Damage to the roof.”
"The bench of inclusion"
"The Germans get very creative with their crosswalk signals."
"Even Jelly Beans are displayed color-wise."
"Standing wave surfing in a German sporting goods store"
"A large 5 star hotel in Germany... for insects"
"The self-service power wash dog cleaning station"
"A chubby German sewer rat got itself stuck and was rescued by the fire department."
"A book vending machine"
"These are stocked with meat, sides, drinks, and even toys."
"A vending machine with flower seeds called “Bee Food”"
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#13 in this picture, Dachschaden translate into "to have a screw loose"
#13 HAHAHAHAHA best translation ever..the last one (dachschaden) doesnt mean roof dmg - it means something like: "r u kidding?"
Well I like the pizza with pasta sometimes tbh
And mettbrötchen is awesome
Came here to call out some bs tbh but it's all fine
listen to this guy,
#12 is real, at least in our region
#1 is Humor.
#7 no german never
#13 translate it - haha
#15 is street art
#15 can be found in several cities. GDR traffic lights in Berlin, Marx themed ones in Trier or some with the mainzelmännchen on it in Mainz
#7 Is a typical eastern german dish and also found in Berlin and Hamburg. As a western german you might not know it. As the easterners merely dont know weisswurst (and dont like it).
#7 most german thing ever ..... its also called "bauarbeiter marmelade" = jam for construction worker :D