Prost!!!




Hello from Berlin!

Right back atcha, Anna. That sure does look good! Sneak a keg back in your backpack.

Bring back some new lederhausen for Burger, too. Perhaps something with a nautical theme embroidered along the top.

yummmmmm

The only German my Dad remembers from the Army: "Ein bier, bitte!"

Anna,
Hope you are having a good time.

Theo,
If he was like me, it is because we said it so many times.

What size? We are going to Potsdam this morning. It is in a region southwest of Berlin call the Havel or Havelland. It's a river and lake region. The fishing village of Werder is only 5k away. I'm sure I can find something with a nautical theme.

Havel

big enough to cover a double cheese and sesame seed buns

Brutal! Dont bother, Anna. Then you'de want me to send photos, or put it on YouTube.

Ooooooh.

Anna, posting that photo of a frosty German beer is cruel and unusual punishment. In order to make amends you now must post a photo of a beverage from every place in which you visit.

Dad says he used to shoot rabbits with an M1 Carbine while on guard duty. Within 5 minutes of the shot, a German would show up on a bicycle with a covered basket, take a beer out of the basket, trade it for the rabbit, then peddle off again.

A rabbit for one beer. Dang that price seems a little steep. What would it take to get a six pack, a bear? Does Germany have any bears? What's all this talk about bears?

Somebody help me,I cant get my straw in either one of the beers.

I am seriously laughing my arsch off right now.

There I corrected the quote.

[quote=Brettski
big enough to cover a double Burger with cheese and sesame seed buns [/quote]

You shouldn't be using a straw with either a beer or a bear.

Where did this thread go wrong?

Such an innocent jesture as a lady blowing the froth off in her home country.
We're sorry Mrs. Muldoon, wherever you are? Aren't we guys!

Well dang Jeff,I couldnt pull the glasses out of the monitor either.I tried that first,do I look dumb or something.....wait,dont answer that.