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Dutchie

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    Comment #12550755

    Pensions are managed by pension funds. Can't touch 'm until you're 67 (in the Netherlands). And even then you won't receive a lump sum, but a monthly allowance (that's how I see it…

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    Comment #12549933

    I don't know about the USA, but in Europe "ordinary" people don't do investment portfolios. You can safely assume that if they don't have any savings, they most certainly won't hav…

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    Comment #12446890

    So don't hire them. Let a payrolling company officially hire them. The payrolling company sends you a monthly invoice and takes care of all the legal stuff. I'm currently doing thi…

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    Comment #12446800

    Wouldn't it be enough to set up a postal box office in the USA to create a US 'presence' for many saas companies based in Europe? Provided, of course, that you are available during…

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    Comment #12268255

    In the Netherlands, you're advised not to accept the inheritance before having investigated the legator's credit situation. If you do accept the inheritance, you WILL be hold accou…

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    Comment #12267967

    Computer languages are only very superficially similar to English. Like a whale is superficially similar to a fish. The syntax of ALL computer languages is completely unlike Englis…

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    Comment #12078010

    Non-native speaker here. Why could this be understood as a cuckold joke? (My dictionary says this about cuckold: "The husband of an adulteress, often regarded as an object of deris…

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    Comment #12069654

    In this particular case, as with the Champagne example, the name of the product indicates its origin. Bleu d'Auvergne means "Blue from Auvergne" (a region in France), where blue is…

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    Comment #12069475

    No it's not just protectionism. If I buy Bleu d'Auvergne (it's a French cheese) in the Netherlands, I want to be sure I get the real deal, as a consumer.

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    Comment #12049533

    Air regulations have an immediate, local effect too. But you're right, we should subsidize clean air in developing countries too. [..Ducks..]

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    Comment #11831662

    For me, a European amateur sociologist who's never actually been to the USA, Stephen King was a great introduction to the American working class, especially as portrayed in the 198…

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    Comment #11534683

    Don't these type of complex molecules get completely destroyed when cooked? (Total layman here, so no rhetorical question).

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    Comment #11474321

    Regarding the racist tendencies in the Netherlands: take heart, not everybody shares them. Wilders may be a very loud mouthed politician but he still represents just a minority.

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    Comment #11473758

    Cool, didn't know that and I use his invention literally every day!

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    Comment #11473654

    American cheese? Does that relate to real cheese as Pizza Hawaii compares to an actual Italian pizza?

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    Comment #11473379

    The Swedes are using cheese slicers too? I always thought the Dutch were the only people in the world to use cheese slicers.