My favourite bit of Germany:
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A holiday in Lebabnon is good value for money, the return trip is free this month only.
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tulip, does this mean we're going to be invaded by loadsa a twat Brits now? Don't come, as someone who's been here for 18 years I can honestly tell you its awful. The weather is worse than the Midlands, the beer is so weak you're better off drinking Watneys Red Barrel, the women are all frigid with really hairy parts and don't put out unless you're 25 stone with a mullet.Originally posted by sasguru...people will realise that Germany is a brilliant holiday destination ....
Actually the only Brits I've ever really seen on a semi-regular basis are in Frankfurt and tend to be contractors hanging around the Irish and Brit pubs. Boring feckers, nearly hit one once for his loud chav-like comments. The landlord of the pub was going to let me as well but cos he was a big spender I wasn't allowed.
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You are Threaded and I claim my fiver.Originally posted by Alf WPersonally, I won't holiday anywhere in Europe as it is within the range the great unwashed can afford. A minimum 8 hour flight usually thins them out a bit. If you can get two continents away, even better.
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Personally, I won't holiday anywhere in Europe as it is within the range the great unwashed can afford. A minimum 8 hour flight usually thins them out a bit. If you can get two continents away, even better.
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They know which side their pumpernickel's buttered.Originally posted by zeitghostWhat?
Don't they run away screaming from Daleks?
Or is it the colour that makes them laugh?
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Originally posted by MailmanAnd long may it remain that way. One of the great things about Germany is the lack of English!
Spent a wonderful couple weeks there at the start of the year in Baden-Baden...what a cool place! So much nicer since there were no loud aggressive poms around!
Mailman
Your asking for a slap!
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And long may it remain that way. One of the great things about Germany is the lack of English!Originally posted by Hart-flootSorry, Just cant see Germany ever having the same appeal as France, Italy,Spain or even Scandinavia for British people for their 2/3 week summer holiday breaks.
Spent a wonderful couple weeks there at the start of the year in Baden-Baden...what a cool place! So much nicer since there were no loud aggressive poms around!
Mailman
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Having travelled extensively around Germany the only part that resembles the Midlands is the large conurbation up the A1 between Cologne and Oberhausen. However drive only a few miles to the East and you're in great countryside. The rest of Germany is nothing like the Midlands.the bulk of Germany is a bit too much like the East or West Midlands
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They don't know what a Dalek is. But there are laws to protect them anyway.Originally posted by zeitghostWhat?
Don't they run away screaming from Daleks?
Or is it the colour that makes them laugh?
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You seem to OK being selective with Italy and France but not with Germany? Then go on to mention some of its more attractive parts.Originally posted by Hart-flootSorry, Just cant see Germany ever having the same appeal as France, Italy,Spain or even Scandinavia for British people for their 2/3 week summer holiday breaks. Do you think the Tuscany/Umbria, Provence, Dordogne/Tarn set are ever going to want a long stay holiday in Deutschland!
Some parts of Bavaria, the Hunsruck & Black Forest are really nice and many of the cities are great but the bulk of Germany is a bit too much like the East or West Midlands for the British taste and who goes there for their main hols!
Please yourself. Stay away, it wont bother me, the less tourists the better.
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I agree with Dalek Supreme. I've never had a bad holiday in Germany and I've been going there since I was a little imp.Originally posted by Dalek SupremeAgree with Sasguru. Germany: lovely holiday destination, friendly people.
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Agree with Sasguru. Germany: lovely holiday destination, friendly people.
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Somali is good this time of year. You can get some special deals at the Mogadishu Hilton I heard.
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