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PrintableRenHoek said: cuz you're in the wrong city! Go to Koeln or Berlin, that shit rocks/kills/whateva!!! I had a great time in Berlin. | |
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Shawnt26 said: RenHoek said: cuz you're in the wrong city! Go to Koeln or Berlin, that shit rocks/kills/whateva!!! I had a great time in Berlin.  Berlin is really cool!With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Fauxie said: Imago said:  I moth3rf@ckin Lurve th3 sh1t out of this pic   do 2.
You kind of joined us in bed this morning, Dan. We were lying around and playing on the Internets, and we came across clips of Animaniacs in German on YouTube. And as you're a maniac in Germany, we thought of you.  The Normal Whores Club | |
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Fauxie said: Imago said: I moth3rf@ckin Lurve th3 sh1t out of this pic 
A friend of mine is obsessed with taking pictures of me putting things in my mouth.  | |
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FunkMistress said: Fauxie said: I moth3rf@ckin Lurve th3 sh1t out of this pic do 2.
You kind of joined us in bed this morning, Dan. We were lying around and playing on the Internets, and we came across clips of Animaniacs in German on YouTube. And as you're a maniac in Germany, we thought of you.
Was it like the time I sang country music songs to you two while you were in bed?  | |
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Today was a very relaxed day, despite the fact that I spent it with my nephews and family at the Stuttgart Spring Festival.
We rode a bunch of crazy ass rides, and had a blast. I'm sunburned and tired as hell, so I think I'll curl up to a nice book and read on the patio. 
My nephews hate having their pictures taken | |
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Views from the front patio.
I do NOT want to leave this place. 
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Imago said: Today was a very relaxed day, despite the fact that I spent it with my nephews and family at the Stuttgart Spring Festival.
We rode a bunch of crazy ass rides, and had a blast. I'm sunburned and tired as hell, so I think I'll curl up to a nice book and read on the patio.
My nephews hate having their pictures taken OMG!!! How adorable!!!!!  Allow me to introduce: Ms. Onder and Mrs. Donk! (o)(o)
They now belong to BigBearHermy.  | |
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Imago said: Views from the front patio.
I do NOT want to leave this place. Oh Dan, this place looks so nice. I wanna go to!  Those tiny little houses look really cute and make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Hope you're having a great, fun time and getting some rest too.. Allow me to introduce: Ms. Onder and Mrs. Donk! (o)(o)
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Imago said:
I've only been here a few days and I already love it. For those of my friends on facebook, I'll post a bunch more photos, but all I can say is I love it here. The first two pictures are from a charming little town near Stuttgart called 'Calw', and the last picture is outside a Chinese Restaurant in Sembach, Germany--nothing special, but I have a lot of fond memories of that time in my life when I was in the Air Force. Semback Air Force base is now 'shut down' and there is only a skeleton admin crew there. We drove around the base and it was a walk through memory lane, but also eerie. It was like that movie 28 days later where that one dude wakes up and finds himself alone in London. There wasn't movement almost anywhere on the base, even though the grounds were still being maintained for some reason. Anyways, Stuttgart is beautiful, vibrant and upbeat. The clubs here are great, the resturants are nice, and....Turkish Germans    lawd
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JessieJ said: Alej said: 
Sorry, I just had to  LMAO! OMG i almost missed that shit To make a thief, make an owner; to create crime, create laws. | |
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mdiver said: Imago said:
I've only been here a few days and I already love it. For those of my friends on facebook, I'll post a bunch more photos, but all I can say is I love it here. The first two pictures are from a charming little town near Stuttgart called 'Calw', and the last picture is outside a Chinese Restaurant in Sembach, Germany--nothing special, but I have a lot of fond memories of that time in my life when I was in the Air Force. Semback Air Force base is now 'shut down' and there is only a skeleton admin crew there. We drove around the base and it was a walk through memory lane, but also eerie. It was like that movie 28 days later where that one dude wakes up and finds himself alone in London. There wasn't movement almost anywhere on the base, even though the grounds were still being maintained for some reason. Anyways, Stuttgart is beautiful, vibrant and upbeat. The clubs here are great, the resturants are nice, and....Turkish Germans lawd
...more to CUM later....  Allow me to introduce: Ms. Onder and Mrs. Donk! (o)(o)
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Imago said: FunkMistress said: do 2.
You kind of joined us in bed this morning, Dan. We were lying around and playing on the Internets, and we came across clips of Animaniacs in German on YouTube. And as you're a maniac in Germany, we thought of you.
Was it like the time I sang country music songs to you two while you were in bed? It was not quite that magical, but it was a moment.  The Normal Whores Club | |
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Imago said:
My nephews hate having their pictures taken With you.  | |
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Mushanga said: Imago said: Views from the front patio.
I do NOT want to leave this place. Oh Dan, this place looks so nice. I wanna go to! Those tiny little houses look really cute and make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Hope you're having a great, fun time and getting some rest too..
I'm loving it. | |
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FunkMistress said: Imago said:
Was it like the time I sang country music songs to you two while you were in bed? It was not quite that magical, but it was a moment. | |
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Fauxie said: Imago said:
My nephews hate having their pictures taken With you.  | |
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i love this thread! <3
is germany where they got them shoes? oww bring me some! | |
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Christopher said: i love this thread! <3
is germany where they got them shoes? oww bring me some! | |
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OK, for you germans here, I have a question.
AND please don't think I'm being insulting or anything like that. But are Germans largely unaffected by the smell of body oder? I noticed when I used to live in Kaiserslaughtern that the nightclubs, on hot evenings, would smell of body oder. Indeed many of the Germans we would be surrounded by, would smell of body oder. The oder wasn't due to lack of bathing or bad hygiene at all. But it appeared they didn't wear deodorant--ironically they did wear cologne/perfumes. On the subway or train, I'll be sitting there and I'll smell body oder around me, but it doesn't seem to affect anybody else. Moreover, I've just gotten used to smelling it, and it doesn't really bother me anymore. But it's not like I'm immune to the smell. I can smell it--I just don't get grossed out by it. So, not to make fun or anything---is this normal? That body oder is just accepted in Germany? And as I said, it's not due to bad hygiene. As a matter of fact, several of the Germans I've interacted with here have American looking teeth (unnaturally white, straight, and perfect--which is not something I'm used to seeing in Europeans). Overall, my impression of Germans is that they posses alot of personality traits similar to Americans. Where I've gotten used to, and very much love, the politeness I witnessed in England and Wales, Germans are much more like Americans. If there's something they don't like, or if the service is bad, at least in Stuggart, Germans will not hesitate to say something. Also, they seem to be much more image/body conscious than folks in England/Wales. Anyways, I digress. Tell me about the body oder thing. | |
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Also, CROCS are being worn everywhere here. | |
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Imago said: OK, for you germans here, I have a question.
AND please don't think I'm being insulting or anything like that. But are Germans largely unaffected by the smell of body oder? I noticed when I used to live in Kaiserslaughtern that the nightclubs, on hot evenings, would smell of body oder. Indeed many of the Germans we would be surrounded by, would smell of body oder. The oder wasn't due to lack of bathing or bad hygiene at all. But it appeared they didn't wear deodorant--ironically they did wear cologne/perfumes. On the subway or train, I'll be sitting there and I'll smell body oder around me, but it doesn't seem to affect anybody else. Moreover, I've just gotten used to smelling it, and it doesn't really bother me anymore. But it's not like I'm immune to the smell. I can smell it--I just don't get grossed out by it. So, not to make fun or anything---is this normal? That body oder is just accepted in Germany? And as I said, it's not due to bad hygiene. As a matter of fact, several of the Germans I've interacted with here have American looking teeth (unnaturally white, straight, and perfect--which is not something I'm used to seeing in Europeans). Overall, my impression of Germans is that they posses alot of personality traits similar to Americans. Where I've gotten used to, and very much love, the politeness I witnessed in England and Wales, Germans are much more like Americans. If there's something they don't like, or if the service is bad, at least in Stuggart, Germans will not hesitate to say something. Also, they seem to be much more image/body conscious than folks in England/Wales. Anyways, I digress. Tell me about the body oder thing. 
Seriously, though. I dunno. I smell heavenly that's all I know. | |
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calldapplwondery83 said: Imago said: OK, for you germans here, I have a question.
AND please don't think I'm being insulting or anything like that. But are Germans largely unaffected by the smell of body oder? I noticed when I used to live in Kaiserslaughtern that the nightclubs, on hot evenings, would smell of body oder. Indeed many of the Germans we would be surrounded by, would smell of body oder. The oder wasn't due to lack of bathing or bad hygiene at all. But it appeared they didn't wear deodorant--ironically they did wear cologne/perfumes. On the subway or train, I'll be sitting there and I'll smell body oder around me, but it doesn't seem to affect anybody else. Moreover, I've just gotten used to smelling it, and it doesn't really bother me anymore. But it's not like I'm immune to the smell. I can smell it--I just don't get grossed out by it. So, not to make fun or anything---is this normal? That body oder is just accepted in Germany? And as I said, it's not due to bad hygiene. As a matter of fact, several of the Germans I've interacted with here have American looking teeth (unnaturally white, straight, and perfect--which is not something I'm used to seeing in Europeans). Overall, my impression of Germans is that they posses alot of personality traits similar to Americans. Where I've gotten used to, and very much love, the politeness I witnessed in England and Wales, Germans are much more like Americans. If there's something they don't like, or if the service is bad, at least in Stuggart, Germans will not hesitate to say something. Also, they seem to be much more image/body conscious than folks in England/Wales. Anyways, I digress. Tell me about the body oder thing.
Seriously, though. I dunno. I smell heavenly that's all I know. I would smell your underarms without deoderant all day long   2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: calldapplwondery83 said:
Seriously, though. I dunno. I smell heavenly that's all I know. I would smell your underarms without deoderant all day long My. Boo. !  | |
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Imago said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: I would smell your underarms without deoderant all day long My. Boo. ! :warheads: 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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Wat's the real cause of body odor?
Bacteria and Germs 
Get it? Germs  | |
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PANDURITO said: Wat's the real cause of body odor?
Bacteria and Germs
Get it? Germs *drumroll*cymbal* MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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PANDURITO said: Wat's the real cause of body odor?
Bacteria and Germs
Get it? Germs | |
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My  on the whole BO thing...
I found the same thing when I lived there and after living there for 5 years I chalk it up to population density. There are HELLA people in any given city over there and they're not all spread out. Their concept of personal space is waaaay different from ours... on the train there are people all up in yo grill, constantly!! There are also plenty of folks that bathe every couple of days because hot water is actually pretty expensive over there... That's why lot's of older apartments have these water pre-heaters and you actually bathe, not shower, bathe. It's different to say the least. there's more but I'm tired of writing about this right now... A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon |
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