Wolfhorde: Summer In Wolftown

Wolfhorde 05.30.12	Fuck you, album art.
johnnyblaze 05.30.12	no girls? i like german girls, theyre usually really fit.
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	Not really sure what exactly you mean.
johnnyblaze 05.30.12	list is stuff you'll do this summer... you didnt mention girls. doing girls should be a part of every young man's summer plans.
johnnyblaze 05.30.12	i've also heard that there's parks in germany where people can go chill and smoke and police wont bother them. is this true?
MetallicOpeth 05.30.12	its implied wolf does girls come on now does that chest hair not give it away?
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	Yeah, Idk man, not feeling like stating obvious stuff. Lol, yeah. I mean it depends but usually you can hang out in some of these parks, get your hookah out or roll a blunt or something and nobody will give a fuck. Shitloads of people where I live smoke weed or do even more, in those parks we usually hang out nobody cares about weed or stuff like that. You just gotta keep away from the REAL drug addict riff-raff. Crazy alcoholics and shit, they won't leave you alone if they start with their bullshit.
Tyrael 05.30.12	Jealous for 20 man I still might go to that hardcore fest in august tho
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	And the price for today goes to MO. @Tyr: Well, there's some good stuff comin' and if you have the money - why not?
johnnyblaze 05.30.12	lol MO... truth. sweet man, germany sounds pretty rad. i'm trying to choose between doing my grad studies in cologne or tilburg
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	Yeah, it partly is. Booze is also not really a big deal here. Well, if you wanna go see a lot of club scenes and stuff I'd say Cologne, the dialect they speak there sounds like the most hillbilly backwoods gibberish but it's in the "Ruhrpott" where a lot is going on. You'd probably have to ask someone else here about Tilburg (pretty sure we have someone from the Netherlands as well, I believe it was Xeno but I'm not sure)
MetallicOpeth 05.30.12	If I could live anywhere in the world Germany would be in my top 3 choices. I went back packing through europe with friends and my gf and Germany is just so chill. when I went with my friends I celebrated my bday in Munchen and had something like 11 steins through the day, shit was bomb.
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	Dude, you should see Rhineland-Palatinate, more specifically Palatinate. Not a lot of people here but there's wine festivals all year long, we have a rich wine culture, usually some really chill people and the landscape is pretty gorgeous. But yeah, that also sounds pretty cool. We also have a really great diversity of scenes and people even on rather "small" areas. (Rhineland-Palatinate has about 4million inhabitants) But yeah, that sounds pretty cool. Although stuff in München is expensive.
StrangerofSorts 05.30.12	Germany's pretty sweet from what I can remember of it. I was 16 at the time so alcohol kind of got the best of me. My German's still shit though.
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	Haha, I figure. Yeah, usually people will be able to speak at least a little English so that's no biggie. And there are even crazy people like me that basically always search for excuses to speak English.
omnipanzer 05.30.12	Wolftown, that's southwest of Hamburg right?
StrangerofSorts 05.30.12	Yeh I noticed that. Nearly everyone I talked to spoke English better than I did and even if I was speaking German a lot of people would switch it over to English. Probably because I was struggling.
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	Oh you.. omni. Wait, is English not your native tongue, Stranger? Haha, I didn't think the ones you met were that good. Some people here are really awful at English, at least their pronounciation is. Their vocabulary is actually not even that bad. For me, English just feels way more "natural". Or it "flows better". Also, were you here for an exchange or holiday?
omnipanzer 05.30.12	Aw Shucks *kicks pebble
StrangerofSorts 05.30.12	Nah, it's my native tongue. Some of them were crazy good though - though they were mostly from a gymnasium so perhaps that explains it. I was there for an exchange. Didn't really get on too well with the bloke I was staying with (he was a little odd. Bavarian, too, so his accent confused me), but the girls were nice. It was a really good time in all, and I'd seriously consider moving if I wasn't so bloody useless at languages. Where abouts in Germany do you live? Also have fun in Rome - it's impossible to not be chill as fuck there.
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	Haha, yeah. Sometimes we've got quite some language talents although I'm surprised the Bavarians were actually good at it, haha. Their pronounciation is sometimes reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally weird. Well, not necessarily. I'm on the hardest Gymnasium in the federal state and even we have our black light bulbs if y'know what I mean. Meh, that sucks. But the other stuff does sound nice, haha. Some people really dig the whole "foreign" shtick although I'd be careful since we like to trick Americans and alike into drinking stuff no native here would ever drink even though they sell that shit. I live in Southern Palatinate in Rhineland-Palatinate, Southwest - 40km from the French border. We have shitloads of hills, forest and wine. Yeah, they already told us about the good pizza and the good ice, haha. Our history prof. wants to take us to 12 churches though, not really my thing. I'll probably sleep in there, heh.
StrangerofSorts 05.30.12	Well I don't know where it is, but there's a bar I found in Rome that has two disused helicopters that you can sit and drink in tucked away at the back. It was a bit of a find. They tried the drink thing, but tbh every English teenager knows their way around drink well enough to know when something isn't quite right. A mate of mine wasn't so lucky, but in the end it was still pretty hilarious. I was perched up in Bielefeld (the Bavarian guy had moved up their a couple of months before or something), which is slightly more urban. If I end up taking a year off after uni I'll definitely scout around the more rural areas: I think Germany's the kind of place that I'll be able to appreciate a lot more if I have the opportunity of going absolutely mental.
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	That actually sounds pretty cool, would be ace if we'd find that one. Ah, you're British then. Well, I can figure that it's harder to trick Brits into that, but it seems quite easy with the Americans and Eastern Europeans, although these Eastern Europeans will drink anything with alcohol. Ah, Bielefeld doesn't sound all too bad. Haha, yeah - we've got some nice places but you better come with a little money handy if you want to hang around here for a while. Or with good qualifications, but since you're on uni I don't think that'd be too much of a problem here. I'd defintely recommend you to check out some parts of Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate. Palatinate has the biggest forest in Germany going reaching from here to the Vosges and with them one of the biggest in Europe.
StrangerofSorts 05.30.12	Sounds pretty amazing, much appreciated. Money might be an issue, but I should have qualifications coming out of my ears by then. Whether the economy will let me do anything with them by that stage, I don't know.
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	No problem, dude. Well, if you're qualificated and if you show the will to work you'll definitely get somewhere here. This isn't the U.S. or something similar, if you have qualifications and you can show you're good at what you do and the market isn't overflowing with your area you can definitely get somewhere with that here. And we still lack academics/qualified employees. (despite the huge influx of scholars) Also, you have the advantage of bringing knowledge from another country with you which can be quite helpful sometimes. Just like they like people that are REALLY good at languages/talking.
Wolfhorde 05.30.12	Well, I'm good with that.