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Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - Printable Version +- Concrete Moisture Measurement Forums (http://www.wagnermeters.com/concreteforum) +-- Forum: Concrete (/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: General Discussions (/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Thread: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? (/showthread.php?tid=227) Pages: 1 2 |
Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - CC Solutions - 11-16-2011 11:57 AM I'd be more than happy to come along and volunteer my time in exchange for airfare, boarding and a couple of pub brews.
RE: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - Rubensgt40 - 11-16-2011 04:32 PM Wie ist sie Deutsch? Sie sprechen gut? Das konference is nicht fer visitazion auf ein dumkopfen! Been there, deal with Germans all the time...I'm your man. And you should only accept beer in Germany if it is being served in the following manner:
RE: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - Ernesto - 11-16-2011 04:48 PM I like Brats. But they have to be boiled in beer first, then thrown on the Bar-bi RE: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - CC Solutions - 11-16-2011 04:54 PM Okay Pat and I will go as a team. About the only thing I have ever learned in Germany is: Well, I have time, I can tell you EVERYTHING I have learned from being in Germany: 1. The bakeries are to DIE for! 2. The deli's are to DIE for! C. The Bier is to DIE for! 4. The locals will stop their car right in the middle of the street and begin carrying on a conversation. Move it mate! I'm headed to the pub! 5. Bier wenches can carry up to 10 - one liter mugs at once. 6. The pretzels at Hofbrauhaus are to DIE for! G. The Hofbrauhaus tap beer is the best beer in the world, hands down. 8. You will never sit at your own table in Germany. 9. There are windows in the showers at the school I stayed at which are low enough for lots of 10 year old kids to look in. 10. Stay out of the left lane on the Autobahn, even if you are doing 140mph. Someone will pass you. 11. Zwei bier, bitte! RE: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - Rubensgt40 - 11-16-2011 05:21 PM The "rules" in Germany, they have their upsides and downsides. For e.g, in Oz, we walk up to a shop counter and stand around wherever we want and exepct to be served in order of arrival. In Germany, you must line up in an orderly fashion or be glared at like you just killed a puppy. But the "rules" make driving on the autobahns SHEER HEAVEN. Oh to be free of ridiculous nanny-state speed limits! I have no objections to doing 30mph in the built-up areas, because you can let loose on the 'bahns. We did Munich to Dresden in just over 3 hours, 420kms. And the drivers are actually capable and alert. Sheer utopian bliss. Yes, the german pastries are delish. I even remember the name of my favourite- Kurtzkrundel. It's like a Danish, but tastes like a pastry cheesecake. Memories. All good. (11-16-2011 04:48 PM)Ernesto Wrote: I like Brats. But they have to be boiled in beer first, then thrown on the Bar-bi Hey, my kids behave badly too but that's no reason to... OH, you mean bratwurst! Me too . The resulting heartburn is TOTALLY worth it.
RE: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - CC Solutions - 11-16-2011 05:38 PM Wisconsin is a German settlement in America. Like 60% of the people are German. Let's just say we do drink beer and eat brats....
RE: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - eaadams - 11-16-2011 06:27 PM Last time I was in Wisconsin I became lactose intolerant because of the obscene amour of melted cheese I ate there. RE: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - Ernesto - 11-16-2011 06:36 PM (11-16-2011 05:38 PM)CC Solutions Wrote: Wisconsin is a German settlement in America. Like 60% of the people are German. Yah, don't say, jeez RE: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - CC Solutions - 11-17-2011 08:05 AM We like cheese. It's just a way of life for us I guess, we've always had it. Back in the early 80's a mate of mine was in the Navy training porpoises to attach bombs to ships (and you thought YOU have a cool job... ) and I went to visit him in San Diego. He dove the night before and gathered two gunny sacks of lobster, I brought along a suitcase full of bratwurst and we went to the beach for a grill out party. His Navy mates were a blast to hang out with, and we partied all day and into the night with music and drinks, and we grilled the fresh lobster and brats. Everyone was intrigued how I boiled the brats in beer and onions ahead of time, then grilled them, then returned them to the beer to keep hot. They had never seen brats, and they loved them. I ended up gorging myself on fresh lobster with butter, and they ate the brats. Back then you couldn't really get bratwurst west of the Mississippi. Or Brandy. Or Colby cheese.
RE: Is Wagner seeking volunteers to help out in Germany at Domotex? - eaadams - 11-17-2011 10:11 AM |