sextonseven said:

dJJ said:

O, come on, you'r not scared by some sweet orange girls, now are you?

Koninginnedag! I was there two years ago. Another orger who lives in Den Haag refused to meet me in Amsterdam on that day so I had to wait until May 1st to hang out with her.

It could have been koninginnedag.

However, this is a marketing strategy of Bavaria, a Dutch beer brand. The orange dresses came with a dozen beers. These girls were hired to sit in the audiance turing the Dutch games.

So, all the girls wanted the orange dress, and their boyfriends bought the beerpackage to get the dress. Pretty brilliant advertising hype.

dJJ said:

sextonseven said:

Koninginnedag! I was there two years ago. Another orger who lives in Den Haag refused to meet me in Amsterdam on that day so I had to wait until May 1st to hang out with her.

It could have been koninginnedag.

However, this is a marketing strategy of Bavaria, a Dutch beer brand. The orange dresses came with a dozen beers. These girls were hired to sit in the audiance turing the Dutch games.

So, all the girls wanted the orange dress, and their boyfriends bought the beerpackage to get the dress. Pretty brilliant advertising hype.

My mistake, when a Dutch person posts pics of people dressed in orange, I immediately think of Koninginnedag.

dJJ said:

JowiiCoco said:

Beats having a meal at the strip club.

Depends on the quality of food they'r serving.

Strip clubs in America aren't exactly known for their fine dining.

ZombieKitten said:

I imagine at Twin Peaks they have red curtains and serve creamed corn, backwards

Underrated post and don't forget the cherry pies