This is such a beautiful piece, Humon! It makes me wonder how the conversation went altogether, even though I can surmise as much as the basic idea of it. In Romania (and Romanian) we say "Casă de piatră!" to a newly-wed person/couple. So, casă de piatră to your aunt!
hmmmmmmmmmmmm it's missing something... *takes the hammer and smashes the symbol with it till it's nothing but pebbles* there we go :3 *sweeps said pebbles into a camp fire watching as around half of them burn*
@potatoe4life hmm hmm hmm let's dispose of this properly *sends it to sweden to be burned for energy* ok, a small beer then find something else to fix.
@Coookiecat I can only assume that it's about our (German) disgust at our own past. While we too have a right winged party that gained popularity, like the rest of Europe, unfortunately, the huge majority never wants the past to be repeated in any way or form.
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That I would like to have painted right on the wall of my home...