...and now the urgend point.....

[Thorin]

AM I THE ONLY GERMAN VAIO POCKET FAN/ USER IN THE WIDE WIDE WOLRD???????:smileycry:

[nemo66]

GERMANY ???
What´s that?
Does they exists anymore?
Is there a country called Germany?

I don´t think so....maybe a coutry called TURKMANY !!!

[Thorin]

Hey hey hey no rascim in this forum, Germany is the country where milk and honey is. Oktoberfest and beer, chickas the best of the wolrd....ok...a litttle bit of mixed, but thats ok, we haven´t got only turkish people, we have italian, chinese and so on... and that s ok...and we´ve got the vaio pocket
Thorin

[nemo66]

:smileygrin:
Have i wrote anything wrong?
...ups....
Not my intention....:smileytongue:

Yes....ur right...Germany is what it is....LOL

[Thorin]

nono nothing wrong, really, my english is not the best, in fact of this, it can be that something sounds not like it should...sorry
Thorin

[faithx]

Oktoberfest and beer

Oh yes, by favourite pass time when in Munich

[jammold]

Your right there Faith - German beer is fantastic - never been but my dad bought some back. Its so pure and hasn't got those *cough* Stella additives for a hangover.

I want to go to Germany - it sounds fascinating - so I'm going to leave ClubVAIO totally - LOL only kiddling!:smileylaugh: Not going abroad yet - i'd get homesick!

[kee-lo_]

Germany, the inventors of the motorway, Kraftwerk, the Frankferter and much much more....

I went to the border once, thats about the closest I got.

One bad thing though, the language is EXTREMELY complicated, the grammar is not easy thats for sure.

[jammold]

One bad thing though, the language is EXTREMELY complicated, the grammar is not easy thats for sure

Tell me about it - I can speak German but it is difficult - based on Latin apparantly. Is French any easier? My phrasebook should be arriving soon...

[kee-lo_]

French is a bit easier, it's also based on latin

[jammold]

A bit like Spanish. To make the confusion complete, coastal areas speak Catalan and mainland areas speak Castanero (Spanish as you'd know it). What I am hoping is that some of these grammatical rules are universal.