Bonjour *big hug* :)

Hihi... *surrendering hug* >__o
Hello Palio! I hope your day is going well(?)

Aw... I didn't mean to offend you, Herr Toxic...
The fact is I don't really know what German beer taste like, but when I see the insane quantities you're able to drink at a row, it must not be some very strong merchandise... ;-p hihi
Aaaaaw... :-> of course you can, pretty little kitteh...
**Big normal hug**
Bonjour ElT !! :)) **bigger hug**

Hi *big hug*
Glad to hear you're doing good :)

Hmm... I lack comparisons. I grew up in a more rural area (and a different time). I guess it also depend on the area of the city. Ours is rather interesting, very heterogeneous regarding social backgrounds and cultures. I think there places that are a lot worse. And there are a lot of offers and attractions for kids - the big one is currently training circus arts (and loving it).

*even bigger return hug with some great tasting german beer* ;)

Yeah :-)
*big return hug*

Ok... I need to taste that "great tasting" beer, and compare it to my favourite belgian beers... when would you be available... ? >:-|
**even even bigger hugs with pretzels**

Sounds quite cool - and training circus arts is an awesome adventure for kids. I really hope everything will be fine soon!

Yes, everything's going well, but I should better get back to work than chat around with you guys ;)
CU!

I'm more impressed with the insane quantity that lady is able to carry...
Generally it's not possible to say what "German beer" tastes like. There are just too many varieties. From very bitter (Jever) to sweet and palatable (Pupen-Schultzes Schwarzes). And there's beer with rather mild taste ("Helles") and beer with "full aroma" (mostly "Pilsener"). And finally there's low alcohol beer (Dünnbier, "halbstark", ~2.5%) to strong beer (Bock, ~12%).
The beer in the image above is some Oktoberfest beer, those are between 5.9% and 6.3%, well above the average of 4.5% to 5.5% of most brands.

That said, I've seen French people drink wine from canisters...

Good to hear! CUL8R then. May the rest of your day continue to go well! Glück!

Good question. And the other question would which "great tasting" beer you want to try :)
Pretzels? That's so South German :P
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Hmmm..... very interesting. Now I want to drink beers >:-| pffft...
I need to try some German beer anyway. I wonder if I could find some arouond here... any brand you'd recommand ? :) The beers I like are usually around 8,5-9%... either blond or dark...
From canisters ?... haha :D wow.
Any, as long as it's "great" :)
How that, "South German"... >:-| ... I know about East and West Germanies, but never heard about a "South" one... did you make it up ?... what do you eat with your beers in North Germany, then ?... :)
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Hey there, everyone. Back again, think I fell asleep at the desk for a bit.

Good :D
I was merely referring to the South German region ;)
Pretzels is such a cliché and while it is of course available here up in the North and i guess there are people having those with beer, i actually cannot think of something local which would be typical to have when drinking beer.