becks is gone- PLEASE ELABORATE

Where did he go anyway? I liked his posts

prolly working

are you saying ESR is german? what is next? poles being good at quake?! plz..

i am from germany and i disagree with your opinion

Some of my best friends are German people.

i saw a sticker last weekend that said exactly that :p

"some of my best friends are german"

I want to be german.

u want girlfriend too, so...

What you've said is not actually that obvious. So...?

ull get there someday

Deutschland, Deutschland über alles

w3 g4s y0u

there's some good german porn

u sure about that? gina wild has been long gone.

her filmography remains

no there is not, german pr0n consists of fooled good looking girls from eastern europe getting screwed by ugly guys :/

pedantic? i dunno this 1

pee dan tic

u talking about peeing tics on dan?

germany is second by visitor count on esr

we rock ... and rule ... all day long ... sweet susie.

I wanted to say something good about Germany too

couldn't think of anything though

Beer. And bread. German bread is underrated.

Yep, German bread's dead good.

bread is for the birds

is there no good bread in the uk? German bread is extremely tasty.

hahaha, bread in the UK is comparable to cheapest kind of wheat toast you can get in a German supermarket ;)

i like toast :/

There is no good food in UK in general. Infact, it would be fair to say that english food - by and large - is outright disgusting. The most famous food over there is plum-pudding - thats how bad it is.

On topic tho, i have to agree that Germany is a terrible country.

Indian food is awesome gtfo!

Heyhey citizen of the Ostmark! Not so angry!

You misspelled becks_

Wanting to German or wanting to live in Germany are two completely different things.

Living in Germany sucks?

depending where. i live in a rather small city with very few people I get a long with. everyone knows everyone (even if it is 90 ppl that live here but the university is rather small etc.)

I cannot speak for bigger cities because I have never lived in Hamburg/Munich.. you name it. But overall I made the experience that I, a German, being a abroad, with the knowledge I have, it is quite advantageous.

Also people up north in Germany are quite weird, too. They are not very open and it is hard to get to know new people because everyone is concerned with themselves. This makes it quite challenging for me who is rather open and likes to chat with no hidden agenda (hello girls that think i want to have sex with them because i just want to talk).

Alright, cause I'm seriously considering going to Germany for a year via Erasmus. My options are either Hannover(Universität Hannover) or Leipzig(Universität Leipzig). I know little about either, I'd like to go somewhere where the people aren't too introverted towards foreigners. :)

hamburg and berlin are definitely fun places to be, i like frankfurt too but am biased because i was born there.

i've been to both leipzig and hannover, can't tell you much though, i'd probably prefer leipzig, but that depends on your interests/money(leipzig should in general be cheaper)/your subject at uni.

Back in the day, with the wall still intact, Berlin was a very nice place.

my gut feeling tells me you are better off in Hannover. But I can be horribly mistaken :x you better ask someone who studies there and get your info first hand.

I would recommend going to Leipzig. Cheaper and I think the people there should be a bit more friendly. ( especially the girls )

It also a bit nearer to Berlin in case you want to have a visit. Or you could check out Weimar or Dresden for example. Plus a train ticket to Prague shouldnt be too expensive.

this :)

on the other hand regarding travelling: hannover is in the middle of everything basically and well connected, if he wants to travel throughout germany anyway instead of staying at one place, it's something to consider.

just dont go to cologne.

'lidl' nuff said!

I hate Germans, bah!

I was in Germany recently, it was brilliant. The girls were fucking HOT, not like the malformed uggos we have at home.