Comments on: Typisch Deutche http://blog.moorejen.com/2006/09/typische-deutche/ Wer ist der Wasser? Mon, 04 Jan 2010 22:46:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: verbosus http://blog.moorejen.com/2006/09/typische-deutche/comment-page-1/#comment-1344 verbosus Tue, 21 Jul 2009 01:10:59 +0000 http://blog.moorejen.com/?p=17#comment-1344 Wait a minute: you’re from California (not from America, as you like to say) and you are actually complaining about German trains here? Wow. Wait a minute: you’re from California (not from America, as you like to say) and you are actually complaining about German trains here? Wow.

]]> By: black box » Principia Harmonia http://blog.moorejen.com/2006/09/typische-deutche/comment-page-1/#comment-14 black box » Principia Harmonia Sun, 08 Oct 2006 20:07:47 +0000 http://blog.moorejen.com/?p=17#comment-14 [...] Haha, I just found more! Read Jennifers Weblog, she is from America and lives in Germany at the moment. She wrote a nice post about “What is German”. 8. Oktober 2006, 20:59 | 7 Kommentare [...] [...] Haha, I just found more! Read Jennifers Weblog, she is from America and lives in Germany at the moment. She wrote a nice post about “What is German”. 8. Oktober 2006, 20:59 | 7 Kommentare [...]

]]> By: moeffju http://blog.moorejen.com/2006/09/typische-deutche/comment-page-1/#comment-9 moeffju Thu, 28 Sep 2006 11:10:46 +0000 http://blog.moorejen.com/?p=17#comment-9 That Belgian joke is just around in your household because of two reasons: 1. You live with a Belgian. 2. You live with Michael. ;) Other than that, Germans are very punctual engineers, which should make it pretty clear that the Bahn is not very German. Luckily they noticed and consequently changed their name from "Deutsche Bahn" to "Die Bahn". Shops are closed on Sundays, but at the same time you have gas stations open 24/7, with a broader selection than some of the closed shops. The poor lower-class gals can just live on welfare then instead of actually working. And Recycling? Don't get me started. That Belgian joke is just around in your household because of two reasons:

1. You live with a Belgian.
2. You live with Michael. ;)

Other than that, Germans are very punctual engineers, which should make it pretty clear that the Bahn is not very German. Luckily they noticed and consequently changed their name from “Deutsche Bahn” to “Die Bahn”.

Shops are closed on Sundays, but at the same time you have gas stations open 24/7, with a broader selection than some of the closed shops. The poor lower-class gals can just live on welfare then instead of actually working.

And Recycling? Don’t get me started.

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