Zombi
W:O:A Metalmaster
Carpathian_Wolf schrieb:But does it really matter....?
of course. it means I'm better than you.
Carpathian_Wolf schrieb:But does it really matter....?
Zombi schrieb:of course. it means I'm better you.
aha okDarthFreak schrieb:Jup it is. We Hessians are like you Aussies with the English Language, we invent funny names for everything
Strongbow goes down very easily... a little bit alike Äppler but much weaker
Brat schrieb:aha ok
but isn't one high German and the other dialect?
anyway, I brought home a big bottle of it 2 years ago - can't say I liked it that much, but I'm interested in tasting the cider that's sprouting up
I prefer it slightly stronger in taste and fizzy and maybe mildly sweeter - I had some beautiful alcoholic cider in a cafe in Paris last year... mmmm
ah Strongbow.. had a Strongbow dry Monday night to celebrate the end of my uni semester then skipped to the train station
DarthFreak schrieb:well the official high german name would be "Apfelwein" the dialect names are:
Stöffsche, Äppler, Ebbelwoi, Gödderdrobbe
Lots and lots of names
Lucretia schrieb:isn´t it called Viez in Saarland area?
Segger schrieb:sooo how bad am i going to feel the next morning from this Appler?
hahah now i'm not even sure if i want to try appler!! i have no idea where we're staying in frankfurt yet. we're there for the night of the 3rd (july) and we need to find a hostel close to the airport because we fly out to helsinki the next morning, do you know of a hostel close by the airport? this other hostel looks good, we'll probably stay there. i didn't know we had to get a hostel id card..where do they sell them?DarthFreak schrieb:your intestines will burn and you wish you will never having been born
Thats the first time you drink it... as i said like a good chilli , burns twice
But as your coming in to Frankfurt first, youll be spared the portaloos in wacken with your first morning after
btw where are you staying in ffm ? http://www.jugendherberge-frankfurt.de/
thats the local youth hostel. you need a hostel id card, which you can get for bout 15 € and it allows you to stay in hostels all over germany and europe. without it you wont be able to stay in the hostels.
the best thing about this hostel is: its right next to the pub area of town
Also we got a good sightseeing Idea for you: The Ebbelwoi-Express is an old fashioned Tram which will take you on a sightseeing trip through frankfurt for bout 5€ including drinks and brezels
It's not really nessecary, but it'll give you a fair reduction.Segger schrieb:hahah now i'm not even sure if i want to try appler!! i have no idea where we're staying in frankfurt yet. we're there for the night of the 3rd (july) and we need to find a hostel close to the airport because we fly out to helsinki the next morning, do you know of a hostel close by the airport? this other hostel looks good, we'll probably stay there. i didn't know we had to get a hostel id card..where do they sell them?
Quark schrieb:It's not really nessecary, but it'll give you a fair reduction.
A Hostel ID can be obtained at the national Youth Hostel organization in your own country
For canada:
Hostelling International - Canada
205 Catherine Street, Suite 400
Ottawa
Ontario K2P 1C3
T: (1)(613) 2377884
F: (1)(613) 2377868
www.hihostels.ca