RE: THE THREAD!!!
Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2012 2:59 pm
Hi all,
Good evening!
Leo "Apollo11"
Good evening!
Leo "Apollo11"
Only in a court of law. Ask the NCAA; UND vs. NCAA.[:'(]ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Schanilec
You guys are confusing us again with Fargo (NDSU) the Thundering Buffalof*ck's. We're the Fighting SUE![:D]ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
I think that dude would prefer to be called out as from Fighting Buffalof*ck, ND. I'm not sure that NCAA would let him, though.
Does she fight back?
Well, Mike and his WU appreciated some good Bavarian Weißwurst quite recently [:)]ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Historiker
No, the kids get salad and tofu-frikadellen. [:D]ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Hey Torsten: Do the Germans permit trick-or-treating? I imagine the German iteration would be that the kids go out and collect candy in costumes and later have to turn 102% of it to the government. [:'(]
Tofu in Germany? Oh dear. [:(]
I'd kill for some of those wurst and sauerkraut we had while we were there.

ORIGINAL: Historiker
Well, it was produced in the US and A, yes. They even gave instructions how to grill it!
But made with Bavarian hands, it tasted quite original, especially with true Bavarian sweet mustard and Bavarian Wheat Beer [8D]
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Historiker
Well, it was produced in the US and A, yes. They even gave instructions how to grill it!
But made with Bavarian hands, it tasted quite original, especially with true Bavarian sweet mustard and Bavarian Wheat Beer [8D]
How do you know they were Bavarian hands?
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Historiker
Well, it was produced in the US and A, yes. They even gave instructions how to grill it!
But made with Bavarian hands, it tasted quite original, especially with true Bavarian sweet mustard and Bavarian Wheat Beer [8D]
How do you know they were Bavarian hands?
intesting questions, indeed!ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Historiker
Well, it was produced in the US and A, yes. They even gave instructions how to grill it!
But made with Bavarian hands, it tasted quite original, especially with true Bavarian sweet mustard and Bavarian Wheat Beer [8D]
How do you know they were Bavarian hands?
This could get interesting. Maybe it was a Lithuanian that was an amputee from an old automobile accident and she had a hand transplant from a Bavarian donor? Maybe they were actually from the German north instead of Bavaria? Maybe they married 'into' the Bavarian blood? Maybe it was a Hmong war refugee that found a new home in Bavaria?
Now get some rest. Tomorrow is another day. And that day be Friday.[8D]ORIGINAL: Dixie
No more ailerons today, I was taking apart a Merlin instead* [8D] Lots more fun.
*The engine, not the bird of prey.
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Historiker
Well, it was produced in the US and A, yes. They even gave instructions how to grill it!
But made with Bavarian hands, it tasted quite original, especially with true Bavarian sweet mustard and Bavarian Wheat Beer [8D]
How do you know they were Bavarian hands?
Isn't that canibalism?!!!!!![X(]
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Historiker
Well, it was produced in the US and A, yes. They even gave instructions how to grill it!
But made with Bavarian hands, it tasted quite original, especially with true Bavarian sweet mustard and Bavarian Wheat Beer [8D]
How do you know they were Bavarian hands?
This could get interesting. Maybe it was a Lithuanian that was an amputee from an old automobile accident and she had a hand transplant from a Bavarian donor? Maybe they were actually from the German north instead of Bavaria? Maybe they married 'into' the Bavarian blood? Maybe it was a Hmong war refugee that found a new home in Bavaria?
ORIGINAL: Historiker
intesting questions, indeed!ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
How do you know they were Bavarian hands?
This could get interesting. Maybe it was a Lithuanian that was an amputee from an old automobile accident and she had a hand transplant from a Bavarian donor? Maybe they were actually from the German north instead of Bavaria? Maybe they married 'into' the Bavarian blood? Maybe it was a Hmong war refugee that found a new home in Bavaria?
ORIGINAL: Dixie
No more ailerons today, I was taking apart a Merlin instead* [8D] Lots more fun.
*The engine, not the bird of prey.
ORIGINAL: Schanilec
Now get some rest. Tomorrow is another day. And that day be Friday.[8D]ORIGINAL: Dixie
No more ailerons today, I was taking apart a Merlin instead* [8D] Lots more fun.
*The engine, not the bird of prey.
[:D][:D][:D]ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
I've discovered Torsten's website. Here, have a look.....
http://sollteicheinbiertrinkengehen.de/