The Wacken Hot Tub (General Chat)

[Alix]

Ooh less than 100 days until Wacken!

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[Zachia]

when you're done summer will be here

i hope ,so

 

[Milkie]

Amon Amarth tonight!!! Going to enjoy a moshy viking pit

Awesome!

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Haha

 

[agresionpower]

i hope ,so

the weather forecast over here say so at least

 

[Zachia]

the weather forecast over here say so at least

i havenˋt looked at the weatherforecast for Baden_Würtemberg for next week so far..

2 nights to go.

 

[agresionpower]

i havenˋt looked at the weatherforecast for Baden_Würtemberg for next week so far..

2 nights to go.

almost there

 

[Zachia]

almost there

 

[agresionpower]

any special plans for next week?

 

[Zachia]

any special plans for next week?

sleeping ,sleeping and...sleeping. And then weˋll see..

 

[agresionpower]

sleeping ,sleeping and...sleeping. And then weˋll see..

sounds like a good start at least

 

[Quark]

Well, I'm back from a village that is called Threevirgins (Troisvièrges) in Luxemburg. Had to do some grocery shopping.

 

[agresionpower]

Well, I'm back from a village that is called Threevirgins (Troisvièrges) in Luxemburg. Had to do some grocery shopping.

a well, at least the name is original...

 

[Quark]

a well, at least the name is original...

The first time I went through there, was with a bunch of people from Eindhoven, and one of them lived in France his whole life. When he saw that sign (Troisvièrges), he had to laugh out so loud, that people were wondering what happened! After explaining the meaning of this, we had to laugh as well.
But in German it's called Uelzen. Nothing original about that.

 

[Zachia]

sleeping ,sleeping and...sleeping. And then weˋll see..

one night to go

 

[agresionpower]

The first time I went through there, was with a bunch of people from Eindhoven, and one of them lived in France his whole life. When he saw that sign (Troisvièrges), he had to laugh out so loud, that people were wondering what happened! After explaining the meaning of this, we had to laugh as well.
But in German it's called Uelzen. Nothing original about that.

no, I'm pretty sure there are more Uelzens around