Good evening *big hug*
Congrats on finishing your exams. Hopefully you pass physics despite the missed questions :)
Enjoy your evening :)

Cool. Thanks. Hm...in that case i'm glad that i missed the game until now. But that seems like common theme for some Matrix/Slitherine games. They apparently need some refinement after launch :)

*extra big get better hug*

Oh shit. Sorry to hear that. Any chance that you can break out of that cycle soon? *big comforting, cheer-up and get better hug*

*very big thankful hug* u__u
Not sure how. A hot shower might at least calm me down, but all the rental service from a shower usually makes me even more lightheaded. S'pose it should be fine as long as I take it easy and don't stay standing too long. *big thank you hug*

Sorry to hear that. Get better soon...

Looks interesting. We have a "special beers" store in town, next time I'm there I'll check if they have Tripel Karmeliet :-)

As for my other favourites, there's Augustiner Edelstoff which was only scarcely available a few years ago but currently spreads throughout Leipzig, especially the smaller and late night stores, then there's which honeyed beer, sometimes unavailable due to high demand. For some times I was really into [url=http://www.fattigauer.de/media/produkte/fattigauer.jpg]Fattigauer, which has become really the beer of the "alternative" or "eco"-people around here... But somehow I don't like it that much any more.

As for local beers:
First to mention would be Sternburger which is really the "lower classes" beer, which can be found everywhere in the east of Germany, at every punk music concert, every building site, every teenager party... and most of the broken bottles littering the parks and streets in the morning are from this brand. It's rather cheap, and almost drinkable (at least the "Export" variant)...

Then there is Ur-Krostitzer, which is the most common beer in the area, meaning many pubs have it as "the beer you get when you order beer". I really like it when it is tapped, from bottles not so much. It's slightly more bitter than standard Radeberger.

There used to be a really local beer, not only from my city, but even from the part of the city where I live: Reudnitzer. But they had to give up a few years ago and the brewery was taken over by Sternburger.

The probably biggest dark beer of Germany is Köstritzer, which is what you will probably get in most places here when you order "dark beer". It's pretty good, especially tapped, but I prefer Eibauer any time.

But I guess most of those (except maybe Köstritzer) are not easily available in France.

If you are into sweeter dark beers, you could try to find some Russian store and see if they have Baltika 9. This one is really tasty, but it really packs a punch, after 3 of those my speech starts to get slurry...

Okay...always a bit weird having someone in my space, but not only did I get wireless set up with no need for equipment switching, they turned on my speed boost. An extra 1.15 megs a second might be small potatoes in an actual city, but for the middle of nowhere it's a damned good thing.

Sounds like a good plan. *another big hug* :)

*Hugs* :-(
Greetings back! Only saw it now :-)

Congrats. That sounds good and honestly that's way better than in some rural areas here in Germany despite being neither in the middle of nowhere nor at the edge of nowhere ;)

Hopefully the hot shower and some fresh air (even standing at an open window) will help.
Let us know when you get back and we'll tell some really crappy jokes to cheer you up.
Hey, it works for me. ;)

Thank you Mr DeMonte.
*big thank you hug*

You guys are too sweet... I guess I really needed that shower. Already feeling less anxious.
n__n ... it's a good distraction at the very least. Smiling and laughing never hurt anyone (I don't think?)

I feel bad for the people in Germany who have worse service. It took years and years for the local company to upgrade their service all the way out here. Before that, you'd be doing well to run something like Netflix without things starting to lag out.

How many mormons does it take to change a light bulb?

Two. One to change the bulb, and the other to insist nothing has changed.

Two. One to change the light bulb, and the apologist to say "it depends on how you define the word change..."

Two. One to change the light bulb, and the apologist to say "at that time, we don't know why the word "bulb" was given. Clearly, the bulb could have been a candle, or a matchstick, or a flash of lightning ...yet, bulb was used for our present day understanding."

Two. One to change the bulb and the apologist to say "just because there is no evidence of the pre Columbian light bulbs in North America, doesn't mean we want find that evidence in the future."

Two. One to change the bulb and the apologist to say, "changing bulbs is not necessary to our salvation and therefore any problems with our history concerning light bulb changing is irrelevant."

Two. One to change the light bulb and an apologist to say "the person who changed the light bulb did so as a man, not as a mormon."


Edit: And with that I go to take a nap.
Later

Hello there! *tired waves*

Just poking my head in. I only just got home from work and I think I'll be off to bed rather sooner than later. I can barely keep my eyes open.

You poor thing. I really hope this gets better soon. *hang in there hug*