The health economist Dr. It is thanks to THC Karl Lauterbach that #HashDay is no longer a case for law enforcement since this Easter Monday. While the #Beer Evening, the #Prosecco Night and the #Sangria Week on Mall have long been recognized as the recognized organizing principles of German leisure activities, the #Hash Day only needed the Cannabis Act (CanG) to come into force in order to get out of the dirty corner. You should not confuse the #Hashtag with the #Hashtag (pronounced: Häschtäg). The #hashtag is also an organizing principle, but, as Uli Hoeneß would say, on the “silly internet”.
With catchy hashtags like #FCBBVB, #Alonsobleibt, #Cannabislaw or similar keywords, you can find like-minded people on social networks who also use these hashtags. With them you can, for example, smoke a digital bong, exchange a few hate comments, or whatever you do on social networks. The Bayern player Thomas Müller developed a completely different style of hashtag.
When Müller publishes pictures on Instagram, he tags them with hashtags that no one else would use on their own. Müller’s hashtags are definitely not used for keywording, but rather for combining words. After the international match against France, he added the hashtags #heimem, #letsgodeutschland and #prostmahlzeitundeinenschönenabend to his post, and a few days later, when the Netherlands were also defeated, the hashtags #jetztkannesjederfühlen, #auchpinketrikotssiegen and #60millioninthedrainkaihavertzscoresagain followed. Okay, after the 2-0 defeat against Dortmund we waited in vain for a Müller hashtag. #it was really stupid.
Now it has to be noted that #exaggeratedhashtagsetting unfortunately significantly #reduces the #readability of running texts, but, hehe, it’s just #reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeily funny #wasderthoooomasdasotypt, one would almost have to assume that #tetrahydrocannabinol-containing substances are involved in the formulation?!?! However, that can be ruled out, because for Thomas Müller the much more fun-free code of the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) still applies instead of the new CanG. Rather, thanks to Thomas Müller’s almost literary #hashtexts, it has now been proven that you can have fun without drugs, even on the silly internet.