[Dynobot]

What do you associate with Germany?

 
Hard working people
Good at science and math
Good but not great Beer
Good but not great Food
Taller than average people
 

 

[Prog Rock Man]

Berliners are quite short. I proposed to my wife in the restaurant at the Fernsehturm, so I associate Germany with love.
 
     

 

[nickchen]

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There are a few Americans who are well educated. 
 

I guess most of them refuse to watch wrestling, and I bet their weapon possession is below average...

 
Coming BTT, Germany is by far not as split as the US or Israel.
 
 

 

[pigmode]

Bratwurst sandwich kiosks. In Bavaria. Gummi Baren.

 

[Anaxilus]

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I guess most of them refuse to watch wrestling, and I bet their weapon possession is below average...

Actually I have a Glock 19, HK USP, Sig P238, Kimber 1911, .50AE IMI Desert Eagle, Benelli M1 Super 90, AR15, and used to command an M1A1 w/ 2x7.62 240Gs, 1x .50 M2, 1x 120mm smoothbore Rheinmetall AG.  I also happen to live in one of the most consistently safe cities in the U.S. too.  Odd coincidence.  

  I guess I'm not as well educated as you thought.  

 
 
"CAN YOU SMEEELLL WHAT THE ROCK IS COOKIN'!"  There's nothing like watching 'The Undertaker' with Mozart's Requiem playing in the background while working on my Theory of Unified Physics.  

 
So yeah, Deutschland = PANZERS! 
 

 

 

[nickchen]

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 I guess I'm not as well educated as you thought.  

 

[lbj]

Dirk Nowitzki.  Representin' in the NBA.

 

[Katun]

Oktoberfest!

 

[flyingbangus]

Dirk, VW/Audi/Porsche/etc, Mercedes Benz, and BMW.
 
....and since I am 25% Austrian, I should also remember Adolf Hitler.

 

[donkey_puncher]

bmw

 

[Accoun]

Einstürzende Neubauten
Power Metal
and... Haribo!

 

[cifani090]

High quality products, that i cant always afford

 

[warubozu]

One of the things that I associate with Germany that I grew up playing with is Lego.
 

 

[3602]

Wait,
 
Doesn't Lego mean "happy playing" or something similar in Danish?

 

[warubozu]

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Wait,
 
Doesn't Lego mean "happy playing" or something similar in Danish?

It means "play well" in Danish, in Latin it means "I assemble".