Ich glaube, sie haben mehr von einem käse problem als ich!

I trusted Google Translate for this so it probably sounds more like Welsh...

from this year? ;-)

IAmSinistar, I had a brief moment of weakness with this sale of yours but I was able to resist - collectoritis has a way of sneaking up if you're not careful...

I get what you mean its not too wrong ;-)
the "mehr" is more but in this case bigger means grösser is the better word

Better would be

Ich glaube, sie haben ein größeres Käseproblem als ich

and a little bit more personally/between known friends because we know each other several cheesetoasts now:

Ich glaube, du hast ein größeres Käseproblem als ich

from the promo!

Mjamm mjamm Thanks men! consider it disintegrated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKGWlsUdAcI

And...800 pages! Goodness, how quickly they grow up. *sniff*

I think ill give it a try - i already considered myself one or two mustdos for anone to get my gift codes which are still here
but i think i will add them to sinistars to let things flow
but they should still try to thank me in a special way:
My idea was that i really had a laugh here,
i had a smile, sometimes a grin, sometimes i cried out
it was just pure fun
Anybody who gets my giveaways should try smiling for one week to his fellow human beings
so have a smile to your paperboy in the morning have a smile to the Busdriver, have a smile to the waitress
even have a smile to your boss or foes - live one week really conscious of having a smile for your oppostie

Sounds to insane?

It sounds completely crazy - its something we should all do ;-)

Who said jehova!

Ha dont blame me then - when your tongue gets stiffness german is not the easiest one
especially our strange third persons declinations - it could be so nice and clear in english you yours etc.
in german Deine Ihre Eure Unsere arrrgh..

I once heard everyone who has learned latin will have a much easier access to half of the european languages
I must say now im sorry that i hadnt learned that or more french - i liked to learn english in school it came to me easy but of course i have now not always a chance to practise - i think im ok with that but i had also already a year french (too long ago to say much more then Quelle heure est il) And i also really try to get at least some polite sentences in the foreign language when im in holiday.
Spain would be a good language to learn to get not only trough spain but also have a easier life for traveling in southamerica i think.

edit: where in Germany did you stay? Just done Business or maybe for a Festival?

I had a friend in the UK who was half German and I went to visit his mother's family in Detmold. I remember visiting Herman the German (Hermannsdenkmal) and meeting some really good people. And one very nice girl named Claudia ;)

That was my first two visits. Visits 3 and 4 were with an artist friend to hang his work at the Kunstverein in Unna where we drank a lot of Alt and got into Germany's art scene.

Four really good trips.

Sounds you had a good time then ;-)
Beer and Claudias seems not the baddest pair
Never was in Detmold or Unna just in Münster North of Unna, very nice town even with a small lake with a sailing club in the middle of it. But for learning german this area is the best - no slang just correct plain german.
Here in Bavaria or up in the north in Hamburg you will learn hefty slang but no german ;-)

Me was just once in London and i really enjoyed it, always said must come back but still not yet done.
Were still more on the "checking now the far far away countrys - London Paris and Rome can wait when were older and can also be done on a weekend ;-)

I used to live in London but don't live too far away now - let me know if you are coming (even for a weekend) and I can show you some good sights. There's a lot to be seen and some good food, if you know where to look ;-)

Thanks a lot for invitation, Stilton.
I may come back for that on some day ;-)
If you want to learn slang instead of german... ;-)

Im off for tonight now - have a good night!