YES

 

Peter Lustig, the hero of my childhood!

He explained the world to me!

Found this at FB,  it says "Click if you grew up with him".

The format, former Pusteblume is now called Löwenzahn, it´s reverse, see here:

 

It´s called "Löwenzahn", "Lion´s tooth" as the leaves look like that. 

We will  watch Löwenzahn, now with Fred Fuchs, each Sunday, followed by Die Maus and then a fairy tale.

"If you haven´t grown up by 40 you don´t have to". Yupp, our Sunday-motto.

 

Do you have a Sunday-ritual?

Formats you watch all your life?

Anyways, I´ve said it before: I think it´s sad my Nieces grow up with the "on demand"-format, I look forward to 11:02 a.m. on Sundays (there is another format with a singing suitcase plus crew that should end at 11:00, but always sings 2 minutes longer, I hate that).

 

Atm I watch Galileo. If you get harassed in a bar, ask for Luise. The bartender understands and will help you. If your partner mistreats you and takes you outside - put your thumb into your hand and cling the fingers around, repeat, people will call the police. 

Series:

"30 bizarre wildlife facts that are actually true

 

 There are jellyfish that can probably live forever

 

Immortal jellyfish (scientifically Turritopsis dohrnii) probably live up to their name. Most species of jellyfish don't live very long, but these "immortal" creatures can turn back their biological clock when they're injured or on the verge of starvation through an ability called transdifferentiation.

It is a complicated process that could theoretically preserve the jellyfish indefinitely, but this has not yet been proven in practice. Data from experts has only been available since the 1980s.

 

Henry 🦁

 

 All life long!