November 12, 200619 yr Haha, sure... :sneaky: What have you done with Felix? Why isn't he online today? Are you at home or in Lübeck? he just got home some minutes ago ;) ... :bigcry: ^^ we spent a day in hamburg two days ago (shoppiiiiiiing :cheesy: lol) which was nice :nice: what about your weekend?
November 12, 200619 yr Haha, sure... :sneaky: What have you done with Felix? Why isn't he online today? Are you at home or in Lübeck? Lol, I just found a funny pic of my former English teacher (the one who showed as a Japanese porno instead of a Shakespeare film) where he's standing in front of an advertising pillar in Vienna with Pamela Anderson on it and he touches her ass. :D Oh that's a good connection Kara. I need 50 minutes to reach Bremen by train and 2 hours with a car to Hamburg. Unfortunately big artists and bands never come to Bremen, except Christina Aguilera who's coming to the next show of "Wetten, Dass?!" next month. LMFAO! :D And her you can do without!!:P
November 12, 200619 yr Haha, speak of the devil! :P Hey Felix! We just talked about you. Sarah, my weekend was ok, nothing special. On Friday I was watching Werder-Dortmund in a pub with some of my mates but the game was a disaster. :( Hope next week it's getting better. Then someone who's studying in Kiel will come back for a few days.
November 12, 200619 yr still weird to see you writing german' date=' hehe...[/quote'] Wirklich?? Komisch!!:P
November 12, 200619 yr @Lars: I noticed that :nice: My bell's still ringin' here, when you're talking bad about my humble self :mellow: ;D @Mark: yes, you're right, it's Lübeckish - as a matter of fact it has it's origin int he ancient northern-saxonian language where the people say "mooh mooh" instead of the modern ooga-ooga to complain about the status quo of politics and economics.
November 12, 200619 yr @Lars: I noticed that :nice: My bell's still ringin' here, when you're talking bad about my humble self :mellow: ;D @Mark: yes, you're right, it's Lübeckish - as a matter of fact it has it's origin int he ancient northern-saxonian language where the people say "mooh mooh" instead of the modern ooga-ooga to complain about the status quo of politics and economics. In which case, I dare say there are an awful lot of "mooh moohs" being uttered at the present time!!:rolleyes:
November 12, 200619 yr good old lübeckish... complicated and truly hard to understand - but yet so fascinating :nice:
November 12, 200619 yr Indeed, Mark! That's why german grounds are so awefully over-crowded with cows. As a result of that, the burger-production of McDonald's, Burger King and other fast-food companies is running at an unusual high level, but, unlike actually expected by many burger-fans (like Lars is :nice:), they're still raising the prices of their products, which again leads into a higher amount of "mooh-moohs", what supports the burger-industry and so on and so on. It is said, that the big burger-companies (runned by cows) are involved in some sort of conspiracy to roid the humans. :uhoh:
November 12, 200619 yr Hey Nicko, nearly right! :P Lol Felix, what an explanation! :laugh3: ok.......:P
November 13, 200619 yr But not as ridiculous as "Hans"!!:P Whatever..it's a very common german name mark!!
November 13, 200619 yr Whatever..it's a very common german name mark!! Don't take it seriously, now!:P
November 13, 200619 yr Sorry - never heard of "zou"!!:rolleyes: the only english thing i hate is your keyboard,blah i never thought you are able to use your reason
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