Germany on a diet
#24
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Aside from the occasional Lederhosen-clad beer swiggers, the Germans are one of the slenderest peoples! They tend to take a larger meal at lunch and something light in the evening and cycle a great amount. You can eat healthily everywhere - just dont get too addicted to falafel kebabs, Litre-sized "Maß" beers and the ensuing giant brezel...
#25
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I've not been to Germany specifically but I'm of the "you can eat healthy anywhere" conviction. You just have to keep your eyes open and make good choices.
Plus generally speaking Europe isn't into as much 'processed foods' as you find in the US, so naturally is, well more natural!
Plus generally speaking Europe isn't into as much 'processed foods' as you find in the US, so naturally is, well more natural!
#27
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The Germans used to march when they had the Fuehrer (translates to leader).
The UK's new PM aspires to be a "leader" - so I guess there is hope the Brits will lose some weight, too.
http://davidcameron.blogspot.com/
The UK's new PM aspires to be a "leader" - so I guess there is hope the Brits will lose some weight, too.
http://davidcameron.blogspot.com/
#28

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"Aside from the occasional Lederhosen-clad beer swiggers, the Germans are one of the slenderest peoples! "
I was in Germany only for about 8 days, but from what I have seen - NO WAY.
I wanted to try "German" food but after a few meals switched to Italian . Loved the cakes!
I was in Germany only for about 8 days, but from what I have seen - NO WAY.
I wanted to try "German" food but after a few meals switched to Italian . Loved the cakes!
#33
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The Germans used to march when they had the Fuehrer (translates to leader).
The UK's new PM aspires to be a "leader" - so I guess there is hope the Brits will lose some weight, too.>>>
We don't march. We just sort of meander. But it gets the job done.
I will accept that the hun are good at penalty shoot outs though.
The UK's new PM aspires to be a "leader" - so I guess there is hope the Brits will lose some weight, too.>>>
We don't march. We just sort of meander. But it gets the job done.
I will accept that the hun are good at penalty shoot outs though.
#34
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"I will accept that the hun are good at penalty shoot outs though."
Do I have to point out the obvious pun regarding Germans and shooting now?
I would have hoped for a bit more poignancy - we know you can do better than that!
Do I have to point out the obvious pun regarding Germans and shooting now?
I would have hoped for a bit more poignancy - we know you can do better than that!
#36
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Why the mourning?
The D(d)iet of W(w)orms is a fine piece of unexpectably subtle humour. Karl V probably did not speak English or would have chosen another venue.
I deliberately limited my opposition to your marginally less subtle remarks concerning wallpaper and oven gloves.
The D(d)iet of W(w)orms is a fine piece of unexpectably subtle humour. Karl V probably did not speak English or would have chosen another venue.
I deliberately limited my opposition to your marginally less subtle remarks concerning wallpaper and oven gloves.
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