I got German hoze from here to brassiere.....I mean, Brazil, BITCHEZ!

Serious said:

I meant the stupid Americans would say that.

Imago said:

Oh I got that wrong

The beautiful town of Tüblingen, which was spared of Allied bombing during WWII because it didn't have any industry. So the streets are pre-WWII and original.

The city is compared mainly to cambridge, England, and though I give Cambridge the nod here for it's museums and nightlife, Tüblingen is more picturesque in places.













This is my crotch.

Serious said:

We only have them in our natural parks.
But America is a huge place, so I can't speak for anything but the deep south and Florida

Imago said:

Idiot

mdiver said:

You don't consider this picture the highlight of the ones he just posted ? What's wrong with you, Phil ?

mdiver said:

What? I'm trying to show pics of popular German hangouts.

This calls for a rimshot.....or would that be a rimjob I'm thinking about?

I love Germany so much too!
One of the advantages of studying it at uni, i got to go and live there for a WHOLE YEAR!!! I'm so moving back when i graduate this year!!
Hamburg, Berlin and Munich all the way!
Though Düsseldorf, Dresden and Hanover are all really cool among others!

Babydubistzuschnell said:

Düsseldorf had an interesting music scene when I lived here.

are your shoes New Balance?

Imago said:

No disrespect but the word Dusseldorf makes me laugh. It sounds like an insult. i.e..."Dan, you're such a Dusseldorf!"

MIGUELGOMEZ said:

I have corrected your obvious mistake bro

mdiver said:

[Edited 4/27/09 14:22pm]

mdiver said:

YO MOMMA

It is regretted that I must now make my way to the airport for the flight home.

I really needed this trip, and had a wonderful time with my family, old friends, and new muffins. Is it strange that I feel more at home in other countries than my own?

At any rate, thanks for putting up with my self-indulgent thread





....next trip in 2 weeks...pix forthcoming

Imago said:

I don't get it. Isn't that your "thing"??

Don't blow any Male Stewardesses unless they're hot! Safe trip home!!!

Where are you going next time Cheeky?

littlemissG said:

Next tim in Germany?

Stuttgart, Hamburg, Garmische, Munich.

I hope.

Imago said:

Hamburg and Munich are great! Can't wait to go back to Munich June!
I don't like Stuttgart at all, and where on earth is Garmische?

Babydubistzuschnell said:

and who the hell is tim

endymion said:

Oops. Freudian slip


Babydubistzuschnell: I LOVE Stuttgart, though it's more about the surrounding towns combined with the actual city than the city itself. The city is actually ho-hum visually. They went the 'Frankfurt' route when rebuilding after WWII instead of the Munich Route.


Garmische is a ski town an hour south of Munich in Southern Bavaria. The Zugsitz (sp?) is in Garmische.


Here's a photo I took in 2007

Imago said:

Damnit I have such a love hate relationship with cold weather ...but there's something some magical and wonderous about hanging in the Alps...man, I hang out on the other side in Italy too, in Switzerland only at the base of them...it's just difficult to describe how incredible is is to be on really at the top ofthese things and and take in the fresh air, and the majesty of them. Pics can't even do them justice...you sorta just get there , see them, and the jaw drops a little bit

Ottensen said:

Yes, I feel the exact same way about turkish Germans.

Imago said:

We are SO going to the St. Georg neighborhood of Hamburg when you get here next time

Ottensen said:

Do they link Americans in Hamburg?

In Stuttgart I'd say 70% of folks like Americans. They all hate Bush, but like Americans despite.
I found making friends to be rather easy. Nowhere near as friendly as the Welsh, but definitely a warm place.

Imago said:

They don't link us all together, but generally Hamburg is on the snobbish side...towards anyone. The reputation of the people here is rather cool. But once you're engaged in conversation with people, and they see that you're a rational person with some degree of intelligence, they open right up, and become more friendly.

St.Georg is a former run down neighborbood of working class Turks (and er, the occasional Islmic extremist faction) which has now been overrun, bought out and becoming steadily re-gentrified by the fashion photography, and GLT community with an abundance of club, sushi bars, and tiny atelier/boutiques. In this neighborhood, the Turkish famer's markets, the chic minimalist cafes, the Islamic mosques, and the gay leather bondage shops all exist right next to each other like one big happy family ..and the best part of it is, with this kind of configuration, there's a fine man there for EVERYBODY, no matter what your demographic

*migueltakesnotes*

Nowhere near as friendly as the Welsh, but definitely a warm place.[/quote]

The Welsh!?! lol you've got to be kidding! (but that migh just be because i'm English) lol