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There's a shop in Swakopmund that sells all that stuff.Originally posted by zeitghostSo Teutonic the pointer almost fell off the end of the scale.
Where might one purchase a pickelhaube?
Peter's Antiques
Bit of a trip, but I'm sure they'll do mail order. Oh, but if you do go, there's a German pub around the corner that serves excellent lentil soup. You'd like it.Last edited by Mich the Tester; 19 October 2012, 07:33.
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I'm Finnish. Never been poor, always had something left over but equally I'll spend tulip loads on holidays/hobbies and don't really save for the long term. More of a medium term saver
Save for a bit then spank it on something i want
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FinlandOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostApparently I'm Dutch!!!
Would your finances get you kicked out of the Eurozone? | World news | guardian.co.uk
Admirably Nordic though prone to the occasional splurge. Your euro-zone needs you.
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I answered that and still got the fatherland, maybe what you thought was the "right" answer wasn't quite rightOriginally posted by Gentile View PostFinland for me. The only "negative" answer I gave was the one about what is your biggest outgoing every month (interest on a loan - i.e., my mortgage which is on an interest + repayment basis). So I can only imagine that someone renting their home would be considered better off by this particular test!
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I want to see what DA is, I'll dribble wee-wee if he turns out German
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Yeah that question was broken... my rent is my biggest single cost but they didn't list it as an option.Originally posted by Gentile View PostFinland for me. The only "negative" answer I gave was the one about what is your biggest outgoing every month (interest on a loan - i.e., my mortgage which is on an interest + repayment basis). So I can only imagine that someone renting their home would be considered better off by this particular test!
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Finland for me. The only "negative" answer I gave was the one about what is your biggest outgoing every month (interest on a loan - i.e., my mortgage which is on an interest + repayment basis). So I can only imagine that someone renting their home would be considered better off by this particular test!
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German, after turning it around over the past few years from being very, very Greek.
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