Dont knock it 'till you've tried it.Originally Posted by Equium Duo
Dont knock it 'till you've tried it.
While her family is old and she has many many failings and failures, being aristocrat is not one of them. Her family has always been Bildungsbürgertum, educated bourgeois.
Her brother is the boss of Deezer, Hans-Holger Albrecht. Yes, her maiden name is Albrecht, no von or whatever. Her father was the prime minister of Lower Saxony and later General Director of the European Communities. She was born while he worked in Brussels, making her a native of Brussels. She lived there from 1958 until at least 1971.
Her husband, who is named von der Leyen, is a medical professor for cardiology at the university/medical school/clinic of Hannover. He does not appear to be related to the House Leyen, which had no male heirs and thus was set to have died out in 1971. A son in law was adopted into the family causing the continuation of the House Leyen.
There are several families that have the surname von der Leyen though due to intermarriages and the name eventually being very common in its region of origin, the Mosel Valley.
So, maybe you need to reframe your anger.
While I was aware of her not being actual royalty, the few that would count around here are very obvious, Hohenzollern, Wettin etc, and was vaguely aware of her father being important, but I wasn't aware of her brother being a media manager. He did some projects for Channel 5 in the UK. He was the first manager of Super RTL (an RTL off shoot) in Germany.
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nevar forget
Lube is just another sex toy for people with more adventurous sex lives mate. We aren't all 3 pumps and done in missionary with the lights out
Fair enough, I knew the link with Lower Saxony and assumed the connection with the aristocratic name.While her family is old and she has many many failings and failures, being aristocrat is not one of them. Her family has always been Bildungsbürgertum, educated bourgeois.
Her brother is the boss of Deezer, Hans-Holger Albrecht. Yes, her maiden name is Albrecht, no von or whatever. Her father was the prime minister of Lower Saxony and later General Director of the European Communities. She was born while he worked in Brussels, making her a native of Brussels. She lived there from 1958 until at least 1971.
Her husband, who is named von der Leyen, is a medical professor for cardiology at the university/medical school/clinic of Hannover. He does not appear to be related to the House Leyen, which had no male heirs and thus was set to have died out in 1971. A son in law was adopted into the family causing the continuation of the House Leyen.
There are several families that have the surname von der Leyen though due to intermarriages and the name eventually being very common in its region of origin, the Mosel Valley.
So, maybe you need to reframe your anger.
While I was aware of her not being actual royalty, the few that would count around here are very obvious, Hohenzollern, Wettin etc, and was vaguely aware of her father being important, but I wasn't aware of her brother being a media manager. He did some projects for Channel 5 in the UK. He was the first manager of Super RTL (an RTL off shoot) in Germany.
Tapapapatalk
Clearly she's a just good example of money putting their offspring in politics when they're too stupid to trust with the family business.
Look, the wages you withheld from the workmen who mowed your fields are crying out against you. The cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord of Hosts. You have lived on earth in luxury and self-indulgence. You have fattened yourselves for slaughter.
Okay Ben
Look, the wages you withheld from the workmen who mowed your fields are crying out against you. The cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord of Hosts. You have lived on earth in luxury and self-indulgence. You have fattened yourselves for slaughter.
Self-outing having a tiny penis oops
Uhm did you read?Fair enough, I knew the link with Lower Saxony and assumed the connection with the aristocratic name.While her family is old and she has many many failings and failures, being aristocrat is not one of them. Her family has always been Bildungsbürgertum, educated bourgeois.
Her brother is the boss of Deezer, Hans-Holger Albrecht. Yes, her maiden name is Albrecht, no von or whatever. Her father was the prime minister of Lower Saxony and later General Director of the European Communities. She was born while he worked in Brussels, making her a native of Brussels. She lived there from 1958 until at least 1971.
Her husband, who is named von der Leyen, is a medical professor for cardiology at the university/medical school/clinic of Hannover. He does not appear to be related to the House Leyen, which had no male heirs and thus was set to have died out in 1971. A son in law was adopted into the family causing the continuation of the House Leyen.
There are several families that have the surname von der Leyen though due to intermarriages and the name eventually being very common in its region of origin, the Mosel Valley.
So, maybe you need to reframe your anger.
While I was aware of her not being actual royalty, the few that would count around here are very obvious, Hohenzollern, Wettin etc, and was vaguely aware of her father being important, but I wasn't aware of her brother being a media manager. He did some projects for Channel 5 in the UK. He was the first manager of Super RTL (an RTL off shoot) in Germany.
Tapapapatalk
Clearly she's a just good example of money putting their offspring in politics when they're too stupid to trust with the family business.
She does not come from money. Her father was a politician. Her grandfather was a physician. Her great grandfather was a cotton merchant, as was her great great grandfather. Guess when that business ended. They were also the only merchants in that line.
Her great great great grandfather was a lawyer and civil servant in the Kingdom of Hanover, which at the time had a personal union with the UK. The three ancestors before him were physicians. The oldest known ancestor was a priest.
So no, it wasn't a case of money putting their offspring into politics. It was something the family did if they didn't become physicians ever since the 16th century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albrecht_family
nevar forget
Lots of people outing themselves as not having much sex (or having tiny cocks) ITT. Lube isnt something you need every or even most times but unless your sex life is ultra vanilla and infrequent it will feature fo sho (at least if you give a shit about her not being really sore).
That sort of political dynasty may as well be aristocratic tbhUhm did you read?Fair enough, I knew the link with Lower Saxony and assumed the connection with the aristocratic name.While her family is old and she has many many failings and failures, being aristocrat is not one of them. Her family has always been Bildungsbürgertum, educated bourgeois.
Her brother is the boss of Deezer, Hans-Holger Albrecht. Yes, her maiden name is Albrecht, no von or whatever. Her father was the prime minister of Lower Saxony and later General Director of the European Communities. She was born while he worked in Brussels, making her a native of Brussels. She lived there from 1958 until at least 1971.
Her husband, who is named von der Leyen, is a medical professor for cardiology at the university/medical school/clinic of Hannover. He does not appear to be related to the House Leyen, which had no male heirs and thus was set to have died out in 1971. A son in law was adopted into the family causing the continuation of the House Leyen.
There are several families that have the surname von der Leyen though due to intermarriages and the name eventually being very common in its region of origin, the Mosel Valley.
So, maybe you need to reframe your anger.
While I was aware of her not being actual royalty, the few that would count around here are very obvious, Hohenzollern, Wettin etc, and was vaguely aware of her father being important, but I wasn't aware of her brother being a media manager. He did some projects for Channel 5 in the UK. He was the first manager of Super RTL (an RTL off shoot) in Germany.
Tapapapatalk
Clearly she's a just good example of money putting their offspring in politics when they're too stupid to trust with the family business.
She does not come from money. Her father was a politician. Her grandfather was a physician. Her great grandfather was a cotton merchant, as was her great great grandfather. Guess when that business ended. They were also the only merchants in that line.
Her great great great grandfather was a lawyer and civil servant in the Kingdom of Hanover, which at the time had a personal union with the UK. The three ancestors before him were physicians. The oldest known ancestor was a priest.
So no, it wasn't a case of money putting their offspring into politics. It was something the family did if they didn't become physicians ever since the 16th century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albrecht_family
Look, the wages you withheld from the workmen who mowed your fields are crying out against you. The cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord of Hosts. You have lived on earth in luxury and self-indulgence. You have fattened yourselves for slaughter.
You are slowly getting there.That sort of political dynasty may as well be aristocratic tbhUhm did you read?Fair enough, I knew the link with Lower Saxony and assumed the connection with the aristocratic name.While her family is old and she has many many failings and failures, being aristocrat is not one of them. Her family has always been Bildungsbürgertum, educated bourgeois.
Her brother is the boss of Deezer, Hans-Holger Albrecht. Yes, her maiden name is Albrecht, no von or whatever. Her father was the prime minister of Lower Saxony and later General Director of the European Communities. She was born while he worked in Brussels, making her a native of Brussels. She lived there from 1958 until at least 1971.
Her husband, who is named von der Leyen, is a medical professor for cardiology at the university/medical school/clinic of Hannover. He does not appear to be related to the House Leyen, which had no male heirs and thus was set to have died out in 1971. A son in law was adopted into the family causing the continuation of the House Leyen.
There are several families that have the surname von der Leyen though due to intermarriages and the name eventually being very common in its region of origin, the Mosel Valley.
So, maybe you need to reframe your anger.
While I was aware of her not being actual royalty, the few that would count around here are very obvious, Hohenzollern, Wettin etc, and was vaguely aware of her father being important, but I wasn't aware of her brother being a media manager. He did some projects for Channel 5 in the UK. He was the first manager of Super RTL (an RTL off shoot) in Germany.
Tapapapatalk
Clearly she's a just good example of money putting their offspring in politics when they're too stupid to trust with the family business.
She does not come from money. Her father was a politician. Her grandfather was a physician. Her great grandfather was a cotton merchant, as was her great great grandfather. Guess when that business ended. They were also the only merchants in that line.
Her great great great grandfather was a lawyer and civil servant in the Kingdom of Hanover, which at the time had a personal union with the UK. The three ancestors before him were physicians. The oldest known ancestor was a priest.
So no, it wasn't a case of money putting their offspring into politics. It was something the family did if they didn't become physicians ever since the 16th century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albrecht_family
nevar forget
So in addition to the blue passport the UK citizen apparently grave the return of the cold war arms race: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/03/16/e...gbr/index.html
The officer class are always fighting the last war long after it is finished.
Look, the wages you withheld from the workmen who mowed your fields are crying out against you. The cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord of Hosts. You have lived on earth in luxury and self-indulgence. You have fattened yourselves for slaughter.
>Implying that China isn't a threat.
That's some projection right there pal... Are you ok?Some girl he likes must of fucked a black person once now he's scarred for life lol. Maybe it was a girl that decided to sleep with a black woman now he's double triggered.Are you trying to be more of an edgy piece of shit every day or does it come naturally?Based.
If only they'd shown this much enthusiasm during the BLM demonstrations we potentially wouldn't be seeing these mass public gatherings.
Ouch...my feelings... lolLube is just another sex toy for people with more adventurous sex lives mate. We aren't all 3 pumps and done in missionary with the lights out
I'm still skeptical,
easy ur mum joke her but im shattered
LIKE UR MUM IS AFTER LAST NITE
Do you want a sugar cube?easy ur mum joke her but im shattered
LIKE UR MUM IS AFTER LAST NITE
ur da's a sugar cube
I don't think going in dry is something either party is gonna be all in for unless you have a numb dick.
Lark probably does, and when a communist pan-sexual black Trans vegan anti-royalist fucked all the women in his life with spectacular ease, his numb member was never able to try his most desired experience, intercourse with a mtf vagina, and now he's very edgy and irate indeed.
Last edited by Jack Coutu; March 16 2021 at 10:13:23 PM.
You should start charging him rent for living in your head
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