You all probably dont care but does someone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot my login password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me.

@Dawson Matteo Instablaster :)

Dito ne ......schlecht gemacht

Und es stimmt absolut

Auch nicht ganz richtig mit Tucholsky, aber trotzdem danke...

Diese Quelle könnte natürlich auch falsch sein. Eine sprachwissenschaftliche Ausbildung habe ich leider nicht. Es tut mir sehr leid.

(In case you're interested, I translated this for a different person asking for it: [Verse 1:] Congratulations then, just a little bit more boys, the evil, nasty life is crushing us I mean: doesn't matter it's just costing lives mine, yours, his, I'd say everybody's it's only the fear, that barks when a kingdom falls apart Into two pretty much even sized parts and self-pity for everyone and everyone takes themselves home and almost reasonable but out the cow off the ice and what it means from now on it's exchanging [Chorus:] The opposite of good(/well*) is "well-meaning" united in sensitivity a revolt focused on mood hetero and male, pale and poor because we stay how we were and "Open fire and keep breathing" the good knowledge isn't cheap between "don't think so" and "I want to" and that's funny like a grave Is one now when no longer high happy that it's over? [Verse 2:] The day that we tatooed* "We're gonna live forever" onto our thighs was the day on which we knew the things that we see and the things that we want are two different pairs of shoes Just a bit of understanding of realizing and realization when I say "money alone doesn't make one happy either" But somehow it's still better to cry in a taxi rather than a bus, isn't it? And who keeps what he promises if he doesn't believe what he says? I asked first [Chorus] Happy that it's over? Happy that it's over? ~The End~ *In German, he sings "The opposite of good is "good-meaning"", but that just doesn't work in English. It's a popular verse though, so I thought I should mention that. Now the "tattoed" line (with the **) is a bit tricky, because in German you would say "The day that we "We're gonna live forever" tattoed onto our thighs", but I couldn't bring myself to actually write that. Also, a lot of the lyrics just doesn't really work in English (or I didn't translate well I guess), it really is different in German. )

@@BreakBrokeBroooken I'll add a couple notes on idioms. "the cow from the ice" means to solve a hard problem, like if you were hypothetically living in a village 1,000 years ago and your cow wandered off into the middle of a frozen lake... how do you get her off again without breaking the ice? "two pairs of shoes" is basically "apples & oranges" in English. Two things you can't compare; they're fundamentally different. I'm less confident about this but "open fire" is the literal meaning of "Feuer frei" in its original context: a military commander orders his soldiers to shoot. But in a more everyday sense you can probably use it to mean "go for it" or "let's go!" or some other strong encouragement. I say this because "Schieß los" or "shoot" is used in exactly the same way in conversations in German and English. If you have something to say and are hesitating, I'll say, "go ahead, shoot" to mean "let me hear what you have to say."

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Sure thing, no need for flowers though: [Verse 1:] Congratulations then, just a little bit more boys, the evil, nasty life is crushing us I mean: doesn't matter it's just costing lives mine, yours, his, I'd say everybody's it's only the fear, that barks when a kingdom falls apart Into two pretty much even sized parts and self-pity for everyone and everyone takes themselves home and almost reasonable but out the cow off the ice and what it means from now on it's exchanging [Chorus:] The opposite of good(/well*) is "well-meaning" united in sensitivity a revolt focused on mood hetero and male, pale and poor because we stay how we were and "Open fire and keep breathing" the good knowledge isn't cheap between "don't think so" and "I want to" and that's funny like a grave Is one now when no longer high happy that it's over? [Verse 2:] The day that we tatooed* "We're gonna live forever" onto our thighs was the day on which we knew the things that we see and the things that we want are two different pairs of shoes Just a bit of understanding of realizing and realization when I say "money alone doesn't make one happy either" But somehow it's still better to cry in a taxi rather than a bus, isn't it? And who keeps what he promises if he doesn't believe what he says? I asked first [Chorus] Happy that it's over? Happy that it's over? ~The End~ *In German, he sings "The opposite of good is "good-meaning"", but that just doesn't work in English. It's a popular verse though, so I thought I should mention that. Now the "tattoed" line (with the **) is a bit tricky, because in German you would say "The day that we "We're gonna live forever" tattoed onto our thighs", but I couldn't bring myself to actually write that. Also, a lot of the lyrics just doesn't really work in English (or I didn't translate well I guess), it really is different in German. Anyway, I tried, hope I could help =)

@@BreakBrokeBroooken Very nice from you, but "gut gemeint" more like well meant and not well meaning, because the particip changes the phrase