Who’d’ve ever thought that I’d pay for the privelege to see a couple of brothers be ashamed that somebody else was paying for their drinks while they argued about who should pay for their drinks which they should be ashamed of drinking and arguing about in the first place?
Hi Andrew.
Thank’s for u interes for our German-Forum.
Since we start in this year,we have many new Municycler and every day new one wil be borne.
Next year in April (Eastern) we have a big meeting in the near from Nürnberg (Munich).We hope of internationat guest maby from UK or USA.If u wat to get more informations,please send a private messageon my e-mail adress.
I wish much fun on unknown trails and dont brake u leg:D
See u,Oliver
Mmmmm… Nice.
I rather enjoyed reading about their beers and the pubs.
I like that most of the beers are served cask conditioned. A good beer just tastes better that way. There are a few places around here where you can get a cask conditioned pint, but very few and usually they’ll only have one tap. Unfortunately most people here prefer the CO2 or nitrogen. But I’m not complaining too much because we still have the best beer in the US here.
I’m going to have to go over to the UK in the next year or two for a unicycle convention and a serious pub tour.
The irony of me choosing a Guinness pint for my avatar instead of a local beer is not lost on me. I tried shrinking down pictures of some local stouts but they didn’t end up looking as good and it was hard to tell that they were a pint of beer. The Guinness pints have that distinctive look that everyone knows and are instantly recognizable as a pint of good beer. Guinness pints are a thing of beauty.
I do like Guinness, but it isn’t my favorite beer. I prefer stouts with a little more bite in them.
We had a business trip to the Portland area last Tuesday, when I saw the McMenamins sign I immediately though of your rave reviews so we stopped for brews and burgers in Clackamas.
Not to break up the beer discussion, but I think the original question on this topic was confusing Germany the country with German the language. It is a forum to talk about unicycling in German.
There are two reasons why this is important:
Not everyone speaks/write English
Perhaps more importantly, even people who grew up with English as their first language get enough ribbing from you nerds out there. Imagine trying to keep a topic from straying to nonsense in a second or third language?
I expect if people request it there will follow fourms for Spanish, Japanese, and any other language that has a group dedicated to discussing unicycling.