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| Originally posted by Meat187 In Munich. Yeah, Innsbruck is something like a 2 hour drive from here. Now the decisive question is: are there any hot bridesmaids at that wedding? |
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| Originally posted by lacksesepsotygh montana gave me a redbull once, and we held hands |
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Du hast
Du hast mich
i bet nou has emptied a couple of used panty machines....
if he was really in japan instead of being at home masturbating to dragon ball z.
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| Originally posted by enydo Hmmm, I've met: Ted Promo, iammesol, nrjizer, clovis, some other fools from the ATL crowd, and I think that's it. Me and Ted Promo are like, BESTEST buds now. Allllllllll cause of the internet. Also, maybe Nou will finally get laid in Japan. |
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| Originally posted by tubularbills Wo wonnst du auf Munchen? Ich habe ein paar monat auf "Moosach" gewohnnt. es tud mir leid, mein deutsch ist nicht perfekt |
if you put lemonade in your beer i will point and laugh meat.
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| Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay if you put lemonade in your beer i will point and laugh meat. |
say hi to will
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| Originally posted by LeopoldStotch inb4frenchiestory |
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| Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay i bet nou has emptied a couple of used panty machines.... if he was really in japan instead of being at home masturbating to dragon ball z. |
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| Originally posted by Joss Weatherby The number of bun shops was amazing, had delicious buns every morning (even from places like Mr. Donut). |
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| Originally posted by Lira Actually, let me to ask you something: is bread supposed to be sweet in the US as well? It's hard to find salty breads around here, and I wonder if it's a Brazilian thing... |
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| Originally posted by srussell0018 It can be sweet (and a lot of the times better breads are), but it's not a necessity. There aren't really salty breads here. The only thing I can think of are Weck rolls which have caraway seeds and salt covering them. |
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| Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay say hi to will |
you shut up it's good stuff!!
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| Originally posted by Lira Actually, let me to ask you something: is bread supposed to be sweet in the US as well? It's hard to find salty breads around here, and I wonder if it's a Brazilian thing... |
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| Originally posted by Joss Weatherby Ah, it was too amazing, the standard of living there was just above anything you can imagine in the US. |
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| Originally posted by Domesticated Mmmmmm. Rare as it may be, I have to love that moment when a yank finally "gets it". |
) and said that the standard of living in Japan is higher (though he doesn't agree with the pace of living there).
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| Originally posted by Joss Weatherby We have plenty of sweet breakfast pastry breads, but they are all european creations. |
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| Originally posted by bas King's Hawaiian Sweet Bread > everything you're talking about. |
Any pictures of your trip, Nou? I might have overlooked the Thread if you made one.
Nou is real in my heart
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| Originally posted by Desiderata Any pictures of your trip, Nou? I might have overlooked the Thread if you made one. |

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