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Crazed homeless woman?
Insane rollerblading witch?
Desparate transsexual streetcleaner?
No! It's another 30th birthday tradition
for an unlucky German single guy.
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In Germany, when you lock the door, you can turn
the key once or TWICE. If you turn it once, the
door is locked. If you turn it twice, it's
REALLY locked.
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Being a California boy, I am not so used to the
snow. Here is how it looked one day when I was
walking to work. The next day, the snow was pretty
much melted again.
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You can buy laundry detergent as giant pills here.
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In Germany, the first floor is called
'0' or 'E' for Erdgeschoss.
The second floor is 1, the third 2, and so on.
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Because space is so expensive in Europe, sometimes you
see two level parking stalls like this one.
There is a hydrolic lift that moves the cars up
and down. Cool!
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One thing I don't think I'll ever get used to
is seeing mustard in a toothpaste tube.
As if that wasn't gross enough, check out the
ketchup and mayonnaise mixed together in a tube!
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