Hello friends all over the world!
Today is a very special day. Well, at least for us it is, because today we are launching our new blog Misunderestimated Germans. It will be completely in Englisch, which means look out for those extra hilarious spelling mistakes as well as our progressive views on English grammar!
Once you discover that we don’t claim to be uber-beings in any way at all you might want to come back regularly to check on what we like to write about. Who knows, maybe there’s a topic you would like to comment on, maybe there’s something that you agree or disagree with and maybe you will find something that you are just ready to explode over. Whatever it is, participate!
Hilarious! One more blog for my daily readings. Thanks
Comment by CptEggman - November 29, 2005 @ 5:20 am
Best of luck on your new Web site!
Now, next question: when can I drink a “Mass” with Claudia?!
Take care, and schoene Gruesse from near Darmstadt.
Comment by lemmy - December 18, 2005 @ 12:35 am
Thank you very much, lemmy!
To answer your question, I think Claudia will be in full blogger mode after her vacation sometime in January. I’m sure she’ll have a “Mass” with everyone who thinks he can keep up with her
Comment by M. Meyn - December 18, 2005 @ 12:54 am
Yes, thank you, lemmy! And good morning to all! What a nasty frosty and snowy morning! Brr… I miss my warm, fluffy and cuddly bed. I think I’ll have a hot bath immediately. — By the way, that is not the right time to drink a Mass, or even to think of beer, Mr. Near Darmstadt
Wintertime is teatime, or at least time for hot grog. But if you visit Munich in summer or fall, you’re welcome to come to the Englischer Garten or to the Oktoberfest with me. Then we will see if you can keep up with me — as Michael already told you 
Comment by C. Heym - December 18, 2005 @ 2:10 am
Hi, everybody! I’m always up for a Mass, especially an Augustiner, but you are right–it’s Gluehwein season, and with the wind and the cold, we’ll take a rain-check on the “Gerstensaft”!
Speaking of Gluehwein, I’m off to the Christmas market in Frankfurt later today. There’s a salami stand I like there (especially the Wildschwein/wild boar).
Enjoy the rest of the day…take care!
Comment by lemmy - December 18, 2005 @ 4:24 am