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Posted by tubularbills on Mar-08-2011 17:45:

quote:
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?


Wo wonnst du auf Munchen? Ich habe ein paar monat auf "Moosach" gewohnnt. es tud mir leid, mein deutsch ist nicht perfekt


Posted by montana on Mar-08-2011 18:16:

quote:
Originally posted by lacksesepsotygh
montana gave me a redbull once, and we held hands




and then you didn't get my love back and instead you got a halfnaked plux on your couch instead.


Posted by WittyHandle on Mar-08-2011 18:33:

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Posted by Zyklon_Jay on Mar-08-2011 18:45:

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.


Posted by idoru on Mar-08-2011 19:12:

quote:
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.


I've been trying to meet up with you and Ted since I moved here and still haven't, so you guys don't exist, as far as I'm concerned.


Posted by Meat187 on Mar-08-2011 19:23:

quote:
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


Schwabing. About a 5 minute walk to Englischer Garten, which is quite awesome in the summer. If it weren't for those stupid hippies bathing naked in the Isar.


Posted by Zyklon_Jay on Mar-08-2011 19:26:

if you put lemonade in your beer i will point and laugh meat.


Posted by Meat187 on Mar-08-2011 19:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay
if you put lemonade in your beer i will point and laugh meat.

The only thing I put in my beer is more beer. Only fags and girls drink Radler (beer with lemonade).


Posted by Zyklon_Jay on Mar-08-2011 19:52:

say hi to will


Posted by chlola on Mar-08-2011 20:38:

quote:
Originally posted by LeopoldStotch
inb4frenchiestory




Posted by Desiderata on Mar-09-2011 02:49:

quote:
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.



keyword: mainly "mainly used the regular vending machines"

Just giving you a rough go Nou.


Posted by Lira on Mar-09-2011 03:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
The number of bun shops was amazing, had delicious buns every morning (even from places like Mr. Donut).

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...


Posted by srussell0018 on Mar-09-2011 06:04:

quote:
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...


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.


Posted by Lira on Mar-09-2011 11:57:

quote:
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.

That's so weird... in my head bread is supposed to be salty, so I have a hard time here looking for baguettes and "frenchies" (which are the closest things I can find that resembles an actual Brazilian bread around here).

But I pretty much gave up on that


Posted by tubularbills on Mar-09-2011 16:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay
say hi to will
you shut up it's good stuff!!

Meat, i think i've been to Englisher Garten. is that the one with the huge lake? the Germans i was living with never really old us specific names, just we were going to "the lake". and it was a nude lake full of nude old people. nicht gut.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Mar-09-2011 21:48:

quote:
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...


No, most breads in the US are not sweet, but then again most breads are dinner breads. We have plenty of sweet breakfast pastry breads, but they are all european creations.

I only had a few dinner roles at some restaurants and they tasted like normal dinner breads.

I think the Japanese just like sweet morning breads, even if its a plain roll.

I am not sure what you mean by salty though...


Posted by Domesticated on Mar-09-2011 22:20:

quote:
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.


Mmmmmm. Rare as it may be, I have to love that moment when a yank finally "gets it".


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Mar-09-2011 22:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
Mmmmmm. Rare as it may be, I have to love that moment when a yank finally "gets it".



No, I've gotten it for a long time, but seeing it, just how MUCH better it is is amazing.

My dad has traveled all over Europe extensively for many years (most recently spending a month on the French coast ) and said that the standard of living in Japan is higher (though he doesn't agree with the pace of living there).


Posted by bas on Mar-09-2011 22:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
We have plenty of sweet breakfast pastry breads, but they are all european creations.

King's Hawaiian Sweet Bread > everything you're talking about.


Posted by idoru on Mar-09-2011 23:17:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
King's Hawaiian Sweet Bread > everything you're talking about.



Posted by Desiderata on Mar-10-2011 20:33:

Any pictures of your trip, Nou? I might have overlooked the Thread if you made one.


Posted by FuzzQi on Mar-11-2011 09:03:

Nou is real in my heart


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Mar-11-2011 09:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Desiderata
Any pictures of your trip, Nou? I might have overlooked the Thread if you made one.



No, not yet really, I been sick as fuck the last week... Asian bird flu or something...

I just have uploaded one so far... sooo lazy...

The view from my hotel room:


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