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Posted:
Well, HI!
...After almost one year of just reading Posts and learning from you, I finally registered. Here´s some facts to introduce myself
name: Michael
age: 25
located in: Germany
english language: hopefully not too bad (4 Years at school)
occupation: Software & Database Developer (jobless by 31.03.2003)
hobbies: poi, staff (just started), sailing, playing guitar in a punkrock band , deleting spam Mails
music: PunkRock(obviously), Ska, Reggae, Samba
started spinning: August, 2002
It all started on my last OZ Holidy in July ´02 at Cairns. Met some Spinners who took me with them to somewhere between Cairns & Kuranda. I watched those guys the hole night and was so fascinated, that I even forgot finishing my can of VB. Too bad.
Can´t get off of it since that day....although most of the first moves where really nut-cracking.
current aim : Building a small catermaran, get into the 5B btb Weave
fav. books: LotR (again) , Terry Pratchett´s Discworld Stuff, Douglas Admas - HitchHikers Guide
fav. movies : Monty Phyton Movies, all your Poi Vids
twisted personality?: <--- who wrote that????
So - thats meeee. Hello to all of you!
Cheers, Michael
EDITED_BY: :mono: (1080262560)
Well, HI!
...After almost one year of just reading Posts and learning from you, I finally registered. Here´s some facts to introduce myself
name: Michael
age: 25
located in: Germany
english language: hopefully not too bad (4 Years at school)
occupation: Software & Database Developer (jobless by 31.03.2003)
hobbies: poi, staff (just started), sailing, playing guitar in a punkrock band , deleting spam Mails
music: PunkRock(obviously), Ska, Reggae, Samba
started spinning: August, 2002
It all started on my last OZ Holidy in July ´02 at Cairns. Met some Spinners who took me with them to somewhere between Cairns & Kuranda. I watched those guys the hole night and was so fascinated, that I even forgot finishing my can of VB. Too bad.
Can´t get off of it since that day....although most of the first moves where really nut-cracking.
current aim : Building a small catermaran, get into the 5B btb Weave
fav. books: LotR (again) , Terry Pratchett´s Discworld Stuff, Douglas Admas - HitchHikers Guide
fav. movies : Monty Phyton Movies, all your Poi Vids
twisted personality?: <--- who wrote that????
So - thats meeee. Hello to all of you!
Cheers, Michael
EDITED_BY: :mono: (1080262560)
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Posted:
Hello!
Glad you decided to sign up!
Welcome to the wonderful world of posting 
Good choice in books and movies
Happy spinnings! 
Hello!
Glad you decided to sign up!
Welcome to the wonderful world of posting Good choice in books and movies
Happy spinnings!
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Posted:
Welcome
What part of Germany are you in?
Welcome
What part of Germany are you in?
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Posted:
Hi!! Nice to meet you.
Welcome....
Hi!! Nice to meet you.
Welcome....
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All the neurotic makings of America's lesser known sweetheart
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Posted:
'ello! welcome! come say hi to us in our threads too!
'ello!
welcome! come say hi to us in our threads too! I was always scared with my mother's obsession with the good scissors. It made me wonder if there were evil scissors lurking in the house somewhere.
Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons for you are crunchy and good with ketchup.
**giggles**
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ooo ellooooooo
ooo ellooooooo
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Posted:
'aiiii!
Great to see another weird-languaged fellow here
Although our languages have the same root(in lack of better word and laziness of fetching dictionary), i have spent many good times laughing at German words like krankenwagen and sauerkraut and so on..
Would u happen to have any exampes of such good words for me? I will give you examples of funny danish words in exchange...! Tempting, eh..?
oh, sorry..but seriously-it's quite a funny language
or maybe i'm just being weird..dunno...
****************Anyway-nice to meet you*******************
'aiiii!
Great to see another weird-languaged fellow here
Although our languages have the same root(in lack of better word and laziness of fetching dictionary), i have spent many good times laughing at German words like krankenwagen and sauerkraut and so on..
Would u happen to have any exampes of such good words for me? I will give you examples of funny danish words in exchange...! Tempting, eh..?
oh, sorry..but seriously-it's quite a funny language
or maybe i'm just being weird..dunno...****************Anyway-nice to meet you*******************
ALL IS FULL OF LOVE
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Posted:
Hello
Nice choice of films. Nothing beats some good old Monty Python I think my fav Python film is Life of Brian 
Do you like the colour pink?
Hello
Nice choice of films. Nothing beats some good old Monty Python
I think my fav Python film is Life of Brian Do you like the colour pink?
Never pick up a duck in a dungeon...
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Wow - so many answers. regarding to Elanna´s post, I reallly feel welcome in "your wonderful world of posting" Thanks!
All of you, nice to meet you too!
spritie, I live in the middle West of Germany... about 200km south-west from Hannover (just in Case someone knows where Hannover is )
Not very exciting at all - but well....my home. Have you been to Germany once?
.oO*Sprout*Oo. , did you know, we have an official word of the year? In fact, we have even more than one...they created categories and subcategories and subsubcategories.... 1998 it was "Belegschaftsaltlasten" and 1999 : "Kollateralschaden" . I like that. Must be something like doublespeak award in USA.
Pink, Yes , Life of Brian is great. Meaning of Life as well... I love all of them. Especially in orginal language. The changes are toooo big when translatig to german. For example: "Shut the [censored] up" is translated to "Bitte seien Sie ruhig" which is very polite and means something like "Would you mind to be more quiet, sir?" Maybe you know what I mean...
Well, I´m gonna go to say Hello to you in your intro posts right now... cya
cheers, michael
Wow - so many answers. regarding to Elanna´s post, I reallly feel welcome in "your wonderful world of posting"
Thanks!All of you, nice to meet you too!
spritie, I live in the middle West of Germany... about 200km south-west from Hannover (just in Case someone knows where Hannover is
)Not very exciting at all - but well....my home. Have you been to Germany once?
.oO*Sprout*Oo. , did you know, we have an official word of the year? In fact, we have even more than one...they created categories and subcategories and subsubcategories.... 1998 it was "Belegschaftsaltlasten" and 1999 : "Kollateralschaden" . I like that. Must be something like doublespeak award in USA.
Pink, Yes , Life of Brian is great. Meaning of Life as well... I love all of them. Especially in orginal language. The changes are toooo big when translatig to german. For example: "Shut the [censored] up" is translated to "Bitte seien Sie ruhig" which is very polite and means something like "Would you mind to be more quiet, sir?" Maybe you know what I mean...
Well, I´m gonna go to say Hello to you in your intro posts right now... cya
cheers, michael
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Posted:
Yup, I went to Germany when I was 9. I'll be back in Sept. of this year though! I'm going to visit vanize in Berlin.
I couldn't imagine watching monty python movies dubbed in German. That same phrase came across as so completely boring, dull, and unhumorous. (I know some german by the way).
Yup, I went to Germany when I was 9. I'll be back in Sept. of this year though! I'm going to visit vanize in Berlin.
I couldn't imagine watching monty python movies dubbed in German. That same phrase came across as so completely boring, dull, and unhumorous. (I know some german by the way).
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Posted:
so, you just discoverd the well kept secret of thegerman language..
but You´re right... Watching the Southpark Movie in OZ was 20times more fun than watching it in Germany...
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That same phrase came across as so completely boring, dull, and unhumorous
so, you just discoverd the well kept secret of thegerman language..
but You´re right... Watching the Southpark Movie in OZ was 20times more fun than watching it in Germany...
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Welcome to HoP!
Cheers!
Welcome to HoP!
Cheers!
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Are you Germans never allowed to see a movie in its' original language or..?
Haha -word of the year..really...??!!?!? Dug up a strange word today..: overgangsfattigkær...hahahaaah Danish has a special way of being funny when mixed with a little english pronounciation, but really it sounds more like somewhere in the middle of dutch and german i think..(?)
Are you Germans never allowed to see a movie in its' original language or..?
Haha -word of the year..really...??!!?!? Dug up a strange word today..: overgangsfattigkær...hahahaaah Danish has a special way of being funny when mixed with a little english pronounciation, but really it sounds more like somewhere in the middle of dutch and german i think..(?)
ALL IS FULL OF LOVE
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