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BoBo
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 Posted: Tue Nov 01, 2005 11:31 am Post subject: Charlie and the chocolate factory |
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Let's have a look at that image of a "typical German boy"
(well, Tim Burton - an US American seems to remeber that from home) That boy is living in Düsseldorf (yes, a city with a funny Umlaut) which if you follow concentrated that story, is obviously one of those tiny romantic cities, famous for its marvelous timber-framed houses in the deep of Bavaria ...
So little Americans*, stop eating to much junk food, otherwise you'll end up like a German ! 
* If you're an American - but not from the US, care about to have food at all! |
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Laszlo
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For the Americans Bavaria just sounds better than North Rhine-Westphalia. And what else can a German town have than timber-framed houses?
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jonny
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You dare to question American stereotypes? We are always right!
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Laszlo
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| ...even then when we are not |
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