sieg
well, bugger me,
i?m sat in an internet cafe in karlsrhue in germany, having seen a poor old speccy smashed to bits in the street
i have NO idea whats going on here, sunday seemed normal, on sundaz night though, there appeared 1000s of old computer monitors, TVs computer bits all over town, just dumped in the street.....mazbe some german thing, I dunn,, and these bloodz kezbaords, whz can?t thez get the bits in the right place...........it?s QWERTY zou KRAUTY.......erm........
i?m sat in an internet cafe in karlsrhue in germany, having seen a poor old speccy smashed to bits in the street
i have NO idea whats going on here, sunday seemed normal, on sundaz night though, there appeared 1000s of old computer monitors, TVs computer bits all over town, just dumped in the street.....mazbe some german thing, I dunn,, and these bloodz kezbaords, whz can?t thez get the bits in the right place...........it?s QWERTY zou KRAUTY.......erm........
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You may want to take this site and translate it with something like Babelfish:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaostage
By the way, I can't say I find it amusing that whenever people mention something about Germany, the term Kraut is inevitably used somewhere or even worse, Nazi. Hell, I even referred to myself as a Kraut on this board once (in jest, of course).
i think people say kraut in a semi affecionate way, like frog for the french or yank for an american. or wanker for the engilsh (well the scot's say that anyway.)
sounds a bit mad the whole chaos day thing. fun tho.
Does sound a bit of a laugh, I like smashing things. Still it's a shame a Speccy was a casualty of this day, it would've been more fitting to be a C64/commode/Breadbox/Bad music demo-maker instead. I think I mentioned in another post that Commodores burst good if you throw them from a multi-story carpark. As I've already mentioned on other posts my fiancee is a yank and they loved the commode, in fact she'd never heard of a Speccy until I explained to her about my JSW remaking addiction. She says her grandparents still have a working C64 in their basement. So I'm going to ask her if I can use it as a pinyada (don't know if I spelled that right?). Hang it from a tree and smash it to bits with a baseball bat. Then again an old pal of mine gave me a box of C64 tapes years ago so maybe I can take them over there and (shiver) play them on this phantom commode.
I've been to Germany, and sold loads of stuff to Germans through EBAY etc., and they are one of the friendliest nationalities I've ever met.
This strange continuing attitude from the previous generations of English people stemming from WWII is bizarre. Though we often make jokes about German efficiency and authoritarianism, Germans like a joke and have fun just as much as (if not more than) everyone else.
Though calling someone a Nazi is downright nasty. Most Britons should sympathise, especially as they've been freed from the dictatorship that was Margaret Thatcher. :) I would take utmost offence at being called a TORY.
In the late 80's / early 90's, England could educate itself with excellent German TV shows (with loads of nudity in it) when we had the old analog satellite TV. RTL and SAT1 were good safe bets for a knocker or two on a Friday night :) It's a shame we've lost this 'multicultural entertainment' now everything's gone digital.
'twas my first time in germany, and I love the place and the people
good thing too, i may just be living there in a couple of months till end of october when I emigrate to Oz
i thought you'd of been emigrating to New zealand. More sheep there. :)
As for the germans i dont mind them at all, i like them as they always make me look very fashionable ! ;)
Oooerr..... Blimey... After seeing 'HOSTEL' I don't know if I dare. After all, gangs of children, torture chambers, kidnapping... Of course it must all be true - movies never lie... ;)
(...except for Barbara Windsors bra flying off whilst exercising in CARRY ON CAMPING... never seen that in real life)