Daily Food for Thought

Today's Phrase

He's up to his eyeballs in work with the new dismissal protection laws. Er steckt bis über beide Ohren in der Arbeit mit den neuen Gesetzen zum Kündigungsschutz.

Today's Smile

One evening, a Scottish man came back home earlier than usual and saw the plumber's car in front of his house. He thought: "Oh my God, I hope it is her lover!"

Today's Fact

Was ist der Unterschied zwischen "in time" und "on time"? "in time" = gerade noch rechtzeitig "on time" = pünktlich