Wheres Suityou01?

[suityou01]

So what are you going to do on May 1st which happens to be a Wednesday? Its a bank holiday in Germany which means that everything, and I mean everything will be shut.

I'll work it if I can, if they'll let me.

If not then you've got yourself a date my friend

[suityou01]

Feck me Suity in Germany. Wish I was a fly on the wall.

Although fair play to you, thought you wouldn't do it. Well done.

SAS praise. It's dirty and wrong, but feels sooooooooooooooooo right

I shall pin it on my lapel.

[Platypus]

He he hello Suity! I'm in Frankfurt atm but home tomorrow!

The Germans are such nice people, and so polite. Not at all like home.

[Cliphead]

Any other Brits working there?

When I did my first contract in Europe there were a few others around who really helped me find my feet - pubs, restaurants, laundry (till I got a flat), transport (I was getting taxis everywhere at first). Before long I felt right at home. They mostly went home weekends but I stayed to do a bit of tourist stuff and get to know the city I was working in - a map and just walk everywhere around the centre is the way to do it.

Get one city under yer belt the rest comes easy although I was used to travelling it's different being away from home for work.

[Cliphead]

He he hello Suity! I'm in Frankfurt atm but home tomorrow!

The Germans are such nice people, and so polite. Not at all like home.

Of all the countries I've worked in Germany and Holland were the friendliest.

[Mich the Tester]

Evening Suity.

[Mich the Tester]

Of all the countries I've worked in Germany and Holland were the friendliest.

Germany; agreed.
Holland; not so.
Denmark was a good laugh.

[Cliphead]

Germany; agreed.
Holland; not so.
Denmark was a good laugh.

I got deported from Denmark, had a great time there though

[Mich the Tester]

I learned in Antwerp that satnav s and road signs are equally useless. I ended up doing 50mph the wrong way down a tram way on a head on collision with an oncoming tram, and was forced to leave the tram way once I figured out what was going on. The exit from the tram way was a kerb, and long grass verge. It was like playing driver on the Playstation.

No doubt I'll get my letter from Interpol

Once leaving Belgium the satnav and roads became much much easier.

Alles in ordnung, am mein apartment im Bielesfeld. :kisses:

Should have told us you were going through the Belgiumland. Wonderful cities, great food, amusingly eccentric people, tulip roads.

I once destroyed the suspension of a rather nice Alfa on the motorway from Brussels to Spa. Hit a pothole at 130 kmh and it was never the same again.

[Cliphead]

Should have told us you were going through the Belgiumland. Wonderful cities, great food, amusingly eccentric people, tulip roads.

I once destroyed the suspension of a rather nice Alfa on the motorway from Brussels to Spa. Hit a pothole at 130 kmh and it was never the same again.

Did a couple of years there and quite enjoyed it. Once you get used to their driving. The French have a saying - as safe as a Belgian pavement.