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  • tetris11@feddit.ukT [email protected]

    These anti-jokes are rough

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    The ending is all the funnier for it. Well and teaches you what not to do.

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      The book is called Struwwelpeter and it is from 1844. The stories are intended for children and are all cautionary tales about how bad behaviour can have disastrous consequences. I loved them as a child and I probably could recite the whole book from memory. There is an English translation available at Project Gutenberg.

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        And a meat company has been named after them in my country lol

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          The book is called Struwwelpeter and it is from 1844. The stories are intended for children and are all cautionary tales about how bad behaviour can have disastrous consequences. I loved them as a child and I probably could recite the whole book from memory. There is an English translation available at Project Gutenberg.

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          And they were not intended as good-night-stories.

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          • venus_ziegenfalle@feddit.orgV [email protected]

            Asshole boy abuses animals and gets bitten by a dog. Gute Nacht.

            Little girl is alone at home, plays with a box of matches despite her mother telling her she can't and burns to a pile of ashes. Gute Nacht.

            Boys are racist towards a black guy and in turn get drowned in a barrel filled with black ink. Gute Nacht.

            All these stories were written by a psychiatrist btw. The "now he has no thumbs" one from Family Guy too.

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            Little girl is alone at home, plays with a box of matches despite her mother telling her she can’t and burns to a pile of ashes. Gute Nacht.

            And then Rammstein make a badass song about her.

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              I love me a good parable. Here's another:

              Gunshow by KC Green

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                And a meat company has been named after them in my country lol

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                Is that M&M?

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                • venus_ziegenfalle@feddit.orgV [email protected]

                  Asshole boy abuses animals and gets bitten by a dog. Gute Nacht.

                  Little girl is alone at home, plays with a box of matches despite her mother telling her she can't and burns to a pile of ashes. Gute Nacht.

                  Boys are racist towards a black guy and in turn get drowned in a barrel filled with black ink. Gute Nacht.

                  All these stories were written by a psychiatrist btw. The "now he has no thumbs" one from Family Guy too.

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                  Boys are racist towards a black guy and in turn get drowned in a barrel filled with black ink. Gute Nacht.

                  I remember it as him having to be black like the kids that he mocked as his punishment. (Essentially, “think about how you would feel being as black as them.”)

                  He was also dunked into the inkwell by a giant St. Nicholas, of course.

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                    Learn your rules...

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                      Classic fairy tales were horror shows meant to teach important life lessons for their times. They say a lot about the cultures that told them. Like just how insanely many are about teaching women about the importance of being a "good wife" or marrying up the socio-economic ladder. At least the rest of them are about why you shouldn't trust hobos living under bridges or some shit.

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                      • allnewtypeface@leminal.spaceA [email protected]

                        The Icelanders can beat that; a traditional Icelandic lullaby translates as “sleep, you black-eyed pig, and fall into a deep pit full of ghosts”

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                        I remember that German lullaby which goes

                        "Tomorrow, if god allows it, you will awake again."

                        Way to give me existential dread as a child 😂 Like, this god guy could kill me in my sleep, or what?

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                        • allnewtypeface@leminal.spaceA [email protected]

                          The Icelanders can beat that; a traditional Icelandic lullaby translates as “sleep, you black-eyed pig, and fall into a deep pit full of ghosts”

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                          As a father of two, I get the sentiment 🤷‍♂️

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                            I just woke up and had this post open on my phone, what happe..zZZ zZz

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                              As a German: 🥱

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                              Gute Nacht!

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                                Gute Nacht!

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                                Danke, Bruh

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                                  Some nursery rhymes:

                                  Bet', Kindchen, bet'. Morgen kommt der Schwed'.

                                  (Pray, child, pray, tomorrow the Swede will come [from the 30 year war])

                                  and

                                  Eya popeya popole, Unser Herrgottche wird dich bald hole, Kömmt er mit dem gulderne Lädche, Legt dich hinunter ins Gräbche: Über mich, Über dich, Kummer mitnander ins Himmelrich!

                                  (Eya popeya popole,
                                  Our Lord God will soon come for you,
                                  He comes with the golden cart,
                                  Lays you down in the little grave:
                                  Over me,
                                  Over you,
                                  Together we'll go into the Kingdom of Heaven!)

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                                  Lullabies that are pretty grim seem to be a thing in a lot of cultures. I read an article from the university of Oslo about that recently.

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                                    Classic fairy tales were horror shows meant to teach important life lessons for their times. They say a lot about the cultures that told them. Like just how insanely many are about teaching women about the importance of being a "good wife" or marrying up the socio-economic ladder. At least the rest of them are about why you shouldn't trust hobos living under bridges or some shit.

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                                    Buddy, read better fairytales, damn.

                                    The ones I grew up with emphasized the power of sorceress', and made the "hobos under the bridge" just people, as they are.

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                                      I never realized that this would shape my childhood so hard and be from the 19th century.
                                      God, my childhood was so nice and without Smartphones ☺️

                                      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Struwwelpeter

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                                      • diplomjodler3@lemmy.worldD [email protected]

                                        In case anybody is wondering.

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                                        holy shit

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                                          Who says Germans don’t have a sense of humor

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