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ddickinson: The thing is, you Germans are so untrustworthy, just look at what you are doing with the EU? How can we not suspect you of doing sinister things while pretending it is something else? :-)

But on a serious note, I hope you are enjoying it all? It sounds very interesting, and a little complex. I guess after you have that mastered then you begin the invasion. Will you at least leave the GOG HQ standing this time when you re-invade Poland? :-)

It should be quite nice, we will be enjoying the sights, seeing some lovely places (like museums, maybe see some shows (ballet definitely for my partner, and who knows what else), and anything else that catches our eye. We don't go to the south of England often, so it can be quite fun. We just have to be careful of those soft Southern Vikings that fill the lands down there. I hear they wear mighty cardboard horns on their helmets. :-)
Uh how i love the generalising.....thank god i'm Hamburgian rather than German :)
Well it is really interesting although i haven't really started reading about post-growth etc....but i'm curious and look forward to the results of that seminar :)

Sounds really promising - and i also want to go there when i finally visit England (whenever that will be :) )
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AgentBirdnest: Ho yeah, I forgot about Staff Picks...
Anyone have thoughts? Opinions? Experiences?
Uh let's see. Check, check and check....but unfortunately not when it comes to those games ;)
Post edited October 19, 2015 by ElTerprise
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Stilton: Cornwall is lovely, so you're starting in one of the nicest places. The landscape is very distinctive there and the coast has some real treasures. Spontaneous is the best way to do it, just follow your noses and see where you end up.

So you're with a Scorpio - they can be a bit of a handful! I'm one as well, so I should know:-) It sounds like your partner's birthday is around the same time as mine. A combined birthday and anniversary will make it all the more special.

It could be tricky telling the welsh their country is really ours (but its nice to know anyway) :-)
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ddickinson: I am sure it will be a lot of fun, even if we just end up spending most of our time in the hotel room, it will still be a nice break. I find that as long as you are with someone you are crazy about then it doesn't matter what you do, the time spent together is wonderful no matter what.

She puts up with me, and I am much more of a handful :-). My brothers actually got her a medal made one year for that, awarded to a great maiden for conquering me and keeping me under control. Just some silly thing but it was fu. But in reality she is probably the only one who can wrap me around her finger and who I will listen to no matter what, much like I can with her. My brothers and father try, but I think I am too much like my mother and quite the handful normally. Not in a bad way, I am just a bit of a free spirit as it where, I guess growing up in the great outdoors and been very independent from a young age can do that to a girl. :-)

So your birthday is coming up soon. You are aware of our birthday tradition on the thread? You will have to have a think about taking part.

Why do you think Wales is not on the Union Flag? But Wales has never really been treated as part of England, and for the most part she has kept her own status despite the legal aspects.

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Stilton: You, DD, are cruising for a bruising...

One caused by strong Viking arms that hug :-)
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ddickinson: Please, I am a farm girl, I would murder you at hugs. :-)

*big farm girl hug*
Your free spiritedness come through in your posts - you speak your mind and that's a good thing. You tease, too, which is nice :-) (cardboard horns, indeed...) They were my daytime horns - its the ones I use at night which are scary :-)

What day is your partner's birthday? It'd be freaky if it was the same as mine. I share mine with Bram Stoker, which considering the way I turned out (horror mad) could hardly have been better. Do you get into Halloween? It can be great fun. I started my diet of films on Saturday night and should have about twenty under my belt by the time the 31st rolls around. And then we lucky Brits have Guy Fawkes Night. This really is the best time of year for me. I love the season and I love the way the year winds down.

You're lucky to have someone you fit so well with. Sharing the things you do and loving each other's company makes life so much nicer. The ups are often more up and the downs less down. A good relationship is like a portal to somewhere you haven't seen or been before, and it can literally sweep you off your feet sometimes.

I'm sounding like a soft southern Viking now, aren't I... :-)

*soft and wimpy southern Viking hug*
Post edited October 19, 2015 by Stilton
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ElTerprise: Uh how i love the generalising.....thank god i'm Hamburgian rather than German :)
Well it is really interesting although i haven't really started reading about post-growth etc....but i'm curious and look forward to the results of that seminar :)

Sounds really promising - and i also want to go there when i finally visit England (whenever that will be :) )
You say that, but we all know Hitler was a Hamburgian. You just tried to blame it on the Australians. :-)

I have only been to Germany once, and that was on a river cruise. It was not a nice experience, due to some of the locals being quite aggressively homophobic to me and my partner. But the place looked lovely, even if I can't remember the name of the city off the top of my head (my memory is terrible at the moment).

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Stilton: Your free spiritedness come through in your posts - you speak your mind and that's a good thing. You tease, too, which is nice :-) (cardboard horns, indeed...) They were my daytime horns - its the ones I use at night which are scary :-)

What day is your partner's birthday? It'd be freaky if it was the same as mine. I share mine with Bram Stoker, which considering the way I turned out (horror mad) could hardly have been better. Do you get into Halloween? It can be great fun. I started my diet of films on Saturday night and should have about twenty under my belt by the time the 31st rolls around. And then we lucky Brits have Guy Fawkes Night. This really is the best time of year for me. I love the season and I love the way the year winds down.

You're lucky to have someone you fit so well with. Sharing the things you do and loving each other's company makes life so much nicer. The ups are often more up and the downs less down. A good relationship is like a portal to somewhere you haven't seen or been before, and it can literally sweep you off your feet sometimes.

I'm sounding like a soft southern Viking now, aren't I... :-)

*soft and wimpy southern Viking hug*
I tend to get a little worried with the teasing, just in case people take it the wrong way, especially with it being an international forum. But I hope that most people on the thread know that none of us ever mean anything in a bad way, it is just playful banter, and most countries are okay with that. As for speaking my mind I just find that the best way, although being honest and open can have it's problems now and then. Normally I find it easier to just be be honest and speak our minds, as long as a bit of tact is used.

So you share your birthday with Dracula :-). My partners birthday is no the 8th, but a few days later. We do normally love Halloween. Usually we dress up and enjoy a nice party with friends. Last year and this year will be an exception, last year we were in London, and this year we will be somewhere down south. We love to wear costumes that go together, as long as they look nice, with just the right amount of allure to them (i.e. not too slutty :-)). We are not really big movie watchers, but we do sometimes visit one of my brothers who loves having old Hammer Horror era movie marathons during Halloween. And then we get Guy Fawkes night. Where we behave like civilised Protestants and burn the hell out of an effigy of a Catholic. :-)

I am indeed very lucky, I think that all the time. I met my partner at college and we have been madly in love ever since. She is my soul mate, the other half to make my soul whole. It was love at first sight, and I am glad to say it has stayed that way for as long as we have been together, and god willing it will always be like that. She is my whole world, and I will always be happy while I have her, no matter what life throws at us. (See, we Northerners can be just as soft. But then when it comes to my partner I am just a big softie. :-))

It is nice that you are a big softie viking. We like you that way. :-)

*big Viking hug*

Edit: I will stop with the soppy and romantic stuff, I know some don't like it. But blame Stilton, he got me talking about my partner and I always get soppy and romantic when talking about her. :-)

Edit 2: Sorry if anything I wrote makes little sense, I am still not able to concentrate too much at the computer due to the migraines and things. Plus recently I have a habit of going off on tangents.
Post edited October 19, 2015 by ddickinson
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ddickinson: You say that, but we all know Hitler was a Hamburgian.
I thought he was a vegetarian ;-p
*Good mornoon hug*
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ddickinson: .........

Edit 2: Sorry if anything I wrote makes little sense, I am still not able to concentrate too much at the computer due to the migraines and things. Plus recently I have a habit of going off on tangents.
Don't worry about your tangents, I'm following you loud and clear ;-)

Sorry for castrating your last post, but our conversation is becoming biblical in length!

I must get into the habit of editing more because I don't want to take up an entire page.

Keep talking though, and take as many tangents as you like :-)
Post edited October 19, 2015 by Stilton
Monday. Why does it have to be monday?
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ElTerprise: Uh how i love the generalising.....thank god i'm Hamburgian rather than German :)
Well it is really interesting although i haven't really started reading about post-growth etc....but i'm curious and look forward to the results of that seminar :)

Sounds really promising - and i also want to go there when i finally visit England (whenever that will be :) )
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ddickinson: You say that, but we all know Hitler was a Hamburgian. You just tried to blame it on the Australians. :-)

I have only been to Germany once, and that was on a river cruise. It was not a nice experience, due to some of the locals being quite aggressively homophobic to me and my partner. But the place looked lovely, even if I can't remember the name of the city off the top of my head (my memory is terrible at the moment).

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Stilton: Your free spiritedness come through in your posts - you speak your mind and that's a good thing. You tease, too, which is nice :-) (cardboard horns, indeed...) They were my daytime horns - its the ones I use at night which are scary :-)

What day is your partner's birthday? It'd be freaky if it was the same as mine. I share mine with Bram Stoker, which considering the way I turned out (horror mad) could hardly have been better. Do you get into Halloween? It can be great fun. I started my diet of films on Saturday night and should have about twenty under my belt by the time the 31st rolls around. And then we lucky Brits have Guy Fawkes Night. This really is the best time of year for me. I love the season and I love the way the year winds down.

You're lucky to have someone you fit so well with. Sharing the things you do and loving each other's company makes life so much nicer. The ups are often more up and the downs less down. A good relationship is like a portal to somewhere you haven't seen or been before, and it can literally sweep you off your feet sometimes.

I'm sounding like a soft southern Viking now, aren't I... :-)

*soft and wimpy southern Viking hug*
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ddickinson: I tend to get a little worried with the teasing, just in case people take it the wrong way, especially with it being an international forum. But I hope that most people on the thread know that none of us ever mean anything in a bad way, it is just playful banter, and most countries are okay with that. As for speaking my mind I just find that the best way, although being honest and open can have it's problems now and then. Normally I find it easier to just be be honest and speak our minds, as long as a bit of tact is used.

So you share your birthday with Dracula :-). My partners birthday is no the 8th, but a few days later. We do normally love Halloween. Usually we dress up and enjoy a nice party with friends. Last year and this year will be an exception, last year we were in London, and this year we will be somewhere down south. We love to wear costumes that go together, as long as they look nice, with just the right amount of allure to them (i.e. not too slutty :-)). We are not really big movie watchers, but we do sometimes visit one of my brothers who loves having old Hammer Horror era movie marathons during Halloween. And then we get Guy Fawkes night. Where we behave like civilised Protestants and burn the hell out of an effigy of a Catholic. :-)

I am indeed very lucky, I think that all the time. I met my partner at college and we have been madly in love ever since. She is my soul mate, the other half to make my soul whole. It was love at first sight, and I am glad to say it has stayed that way for as long as we have been together, and god willing it will always be like that. She is my whole world, and I will always be happy while I have her, no matter what life throws at us. (See, we Northerners can be just as soft. But then when it comes to my partner I am just a big softie. :-))

It is nice that you are a big softie viking. We like you that way. :-)

*big Viking hug*

Edit: I will stop with the soppy and romantic stuff, I know some don't like it. But blame Stilton, he got me talking about my partner and I always get soppy and romantic when talking about her. :-)

Edit 2: Sorry if anything I wrote makes little sense, I am still not able to concentrate too much at the computer due to the migraines and things. Plus recently I have a habit of going off on tangents.
You're getting hugged, kid.
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AgentBirdnest: I thought he was a vegetarian ;-p
*Good mornoon hug*
No, he just said that to pick up the ladies. :-)

Good morning, Mr Agent! *big morning hug*

Are you having a good Moonday?
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ddickinson: .........

Edit 2: Sorry if anything I wrote makes little sense, I am still not able to concentrate too much at the computer due to the migraines and things. Plus recently I have a habit of going off on tangents.
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Stilton: Don't worry about your tangents, I'm following you loud and clear ;-)
Wanna hug?
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Stilton: Don't worry about your tangents, I'm following you loud and clear ;-)
*more Viking hugs*

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l0rdtr3k: You're getting hugged, kid.
Hello, little Blob! *big hug*

How are you?
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Stilton: Don't worry about your tangents, I'm following you loud and clear ;-)
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l0rdtr3k: Wanna hug?
I'd prefer an arm wrestle...
*peeks in*
anyone seen my last radioactive muffin? It ran away from me...
Hellos and greetings to all you wonderful people...
So, for those of you who are dressing up for Halloween: what are you dressing up as?
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ddickinson: No, he just said that to pick up the ladies. :-)

Good morning, Mr Agent! *big morning hug*

Are you having a good Moonday?
Ahhh... So he was a hipster B-|

How could Moonday not be great? It is always so lovely ;-)
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ddickinson: You say that, but we all know Hitler was a Hamburgian. You just tried to blame it on the Australians. :-)

I have only been to Germany once, and that was on a river cruise. It was not a nice experience, due to some of the locals being quite aggressively homophobic to me and my partner. But the place looked lovely, even if I can't remember the name of the city off the top of my head (my memory is terrible at the moment).
Well i only blame Cisleithanians to avoid confusion. Reminds me of a funny bit from the Austrian cabaret artist (as from Kabarett) who mentioned what was typical German (Hitler) and typical Austrian (Beethoven).... :D
Thanks for the good laugh though.

Uh that's unfortunate - sorry to hear that. Feeling ashamed of them.
Hey everybody how are you? :) Love you people! :)