brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
brokje: okay, but do you guys know which german phrase you’re all really missing out on? “innerer schweinehund”. literally translated, it means “inner pig-dog”, and it’s essentially the personification of your inner temptations / your tendency
