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lol, great sausage, that sounds stupid ;-) No homework, 'cause I've finished school since june! I will have to do homeworks again when I'm at the uni, but that will be just in one year ;-)

Yeah, I will do that :-) But in a few years, you can laugh over me while I'm doing my diploma ;-)

You'd better hope, that you'll be a good student *harharhar* ;-) (kidding)

No homework for me anymore for one year, harharhar :-)

Jo, vor allem, wenn man so einen Schrank mit Gläsern drin hat - die klirren dann immer so witzig ;-) Noch heftiger ist es aber bei mir, wenn ein LKW mit 80 vorbei fährt und ein Schlagloch mitnimmt. Das rummst dann gewaltig und man hört in Extremfällen sogar die Dachbalken knarren. Ich bin von sowas mal aufgewacht und hab mich tierisch erschrocken.

Hehe, das mit dem Wackeln kenne ich :-) Die Baustelle bei mir gegenüber, die war schrecklich vor ein paar Wochen. Als die da beim Fundament bei waren hat bei mir alles gewackelt. Ein Freund von mir dachte, es wäre ein Erdbeben hehe ;-)

Jaja, das Land ist ja für seine Ruhe bekannt ;-) Und wer sonntags um 10 aufsteht gehört wohl eher zu den Krachmachern als zu den Leidenden ;-) Naja, direkt neben unsrem Haus ist eine Hauptverkehrsstraße - das härtet ab, sag ich euch, aber kleine Kinder, Preßlufthämmer oder Glockenschläge - an sowas kann man sich nicht gewöhnen! :-)

Naja, die Kirche steht schon seit 19 Jahren 50 m von unserem Haus entfernt - und trotzdem höre ich es noch, wenn sie Sonntags um 10 ne viertel Stunde rumläutet...

Ich wohn in einem Reihenhaus - ich kenn das auch. Zwar nicht mit Kindern, aber mit Handwerkern, Bauarbeitern oder Kirchtürmen (heute hat die scheiß Kirche wieder geklingelt). Das Dumme ist halt, dass man diese Dinge nicht so leicht still legen kann, wie Kinder ;-)

In my opinion, Green Day's "American Idiot" (The album) could be called a milestone in punk rock. Why? It's not the good rock-music they are doing on that CD, it's because the album is different to most of the other punk-albums. "American Idiot" is a concept-album like "The Wall" by Pink Floyd or "Tommy" by the Who. Every song tells chapters of a whole story, which is (in the case of "American Idiot") alienation of humans caused by america's media, false news, censorement etc.. Of course George W. Bush plays a role, too, and the usual, american guy (the so called "Jesus of Suburbia") who doesn't care about the things, the government is doing wrong, and so on. There are some other topics, which are pointed out in the album, but I can't express myself really well in english, cause I'm no native english speaker. Anyways, another characteristic of that concept-album is, that some songs refer to persons or topics, which have been named in songs before that. (For example, "Letterbomb" refers to "Jesus of Suburbia") Another thing, which makes the album so good, are the two very long songs, "Jesus of Suburbia" and "Homecoming". That's two times pure punk rock for over 9 minutes! That is veeeery unusual in the punk-scene. Well, I think, the popularity of Green Day's singles spoil the brilliance of the whole album - it's sad, but we can't do anything against that.

ah, yeah, I was close ;-)

Alarm, I think... or something like that, don't really know ;-)

Dank is a noun. But danke is a special verb-type (dunno which) of "danken" (to thank) - so you write "danke" only with a capital D, when it stands at the beginning of a sentence, otherwise, you don't. Understand? edit: I think, "danke" comes from "ich danke", but maybe the "ich" fell away during some time... I'm not a etymologist though, but it would explain, why danke is a verb.

@kekita: ah, okay, then it would be something like that: "thank you so much i was busting to go" Vielen Dank, ich musste so dringend mal [auf die Toilette]. But I would be a little bit confused, when someone's saying this to me after I told him/her, where the toilets are ;-) I think, "Vielen Dank!" would be enough ;-) @mark: yeah... that would be a better way for describing the pronounciation.

Pronouncing "bitteschön"? phew, that's hard, let me try: Bidashon or Bidashean ... it's hard to discribe the ö in your language ;-) It's kinda like first the "Bid" followed by an a and then either shon or shean (the ea is the same as in "earn"). The last one sounds better, but I think, it's harder to understand. Anyways, let's go on: "this is my sister her name is (name of person)" Das ist meine Schwester, ihr Name ist (name)" "good evening, could you please direct me to the toilets?" Guten Abend, könnten Sie mir bitte die Toiletten zeigen? "thank you so much i was busting to go" Vielen Dank, ich wollte gerade gehen. (don't really know, what's meant with busting though, does it mean "i wanted to go right now"?)

Der Dativ ist dem Genitiv sein Tod sag ich dazu nur ;-P

Great Pics everyone! As we're talking bout sunsets, I have one for you shot by me just a few minutes ago. I thought, It looked cool ;-)

hehe, yeah "ohhh ich verstehe:)" is correct, too. Adn "richtdig" is spelled "richtig", if that wasn't a typo.

You're pretty straight-forward, aren't ya? ;-) Anyways, have a nice stay - it's a good place!

Um, I wanted to say "What you prefer", but I've had some kinda blockade in my brain then...

The Subways - Oh Yeah

Wie du möchtest! ;-) / How you like to (i think?)

It can't be more correct :-)

I want a Münte-Shirt for all my blings! :-) Übrigens: Diese dummen T-Shirtdrucker wollen unser Grafikformat nicht haben - wir müssen das erst in eine Vektorgrafik umwandeln, was auch immer das ist, ich kenn Vektoren nur von Mathe. Alles net so einfach.

Welcome in the club of the 19's, ari ;-) Happy Birthday afterwards! Hope ya had a nice day yesterday, now it's gonna take another year for your next birthday, but time's running, oh boy... :-)