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Like with legal euthanasia, drugs, gay marriage, etc., as a Dutchman I'm amazed at how non-liberal much of the world is.

Having your bike stolen is one of the experiences every Dutchman has to go through.

It's like someone took a 17th century Dutchman and brought him to 20th century America.

Then why would a German, or me as a Dutchman feel such an obligation?

Also Ben should have good knowledge of English as any young and educated dutchman.

Such a a person then falls through the basket as a true dutchman, the ape comes out of the sleeve so to say.

As a Dutchman I never realised how unique this dense network of dedicated bike lanes and route signs is.

As a dutchman visiting New York City a couple years back, naturally I rented a bike.

This is common enough that it's called a flying dutchman[0].

It can be used both ways but being a Dutchman I wasn't sure.

Maybe this is just American culture (they seem a bit less straight-forward with negative things than the average Dutchman), but the ever-polite "hopefully you'll stay in touch" is more annoying than nice to me.

A quote: "Diederik Stapel, the infamous "lying Dutchman" who in 2011 admitted to inventing the data in dozens of psychology research papers, unwittingly signalled his deceit through the language he used.

This was so weird to read as a Dutchman.

Even as a Dutchman, I'm sometimes amazed how far we take our pseudo-socialistic tendencies:) Seriously, if we implement this now, nobody will be bothered to ever come up with an innovative new business model for news.

As a Dutchman, I want to point out that you can multiply those prices by about 1.5 unless you like to shop around a lot, have access to some extra cheap streetmarket place, or the vegetables in question happen to be in season (which is not right now, for most vegetables).