Interview with Proschwitz

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hull is probably the city in the uk that is most western germany, apart from the **** areas and the **** council not sprucing it up anymore
 
petersaxton said:
I went to Poland about 25 years ago and you'd go into a "restaurant" and there'd be a hot dog stall in the corner. You could also go to fantastic restaurants for a reasonable price though. I went over the border to Slovenia years later and the poverty was even worse than Poland.

I love the massive Morrisons in Hull. It's the second best I've seen next to the one in Gibraltar. Our local Morrisons in London is very down market.
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Ah yes. The well trodden Poland-Slovenia border :bandit:
 
ellewoods said:
I've lived in Germany, it is not spotless. Nice place though, by far my favorite country that I have lived in.
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I've only ever been to Berlin and found it a nice & interesting place, but probably wouldn't go back.

There's still a massive contrast from East & West and this has brought problems like the rise of fascisim and immigration intergration.
 
petersaxton said:
I went to Poland about 25 years ago and you'd go into a "restaurant" and there'd be a hot dog stall in the corner. You could also go to fantastic restaurants for a reasonable price though. I went over the border to Slovenia years later and the poverty was even worse than Poland.

I love the massive Morrisons in Hull. It's the second best I've seen next to the one in Gibraltar. Our local Morrisons in London is very down market.
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The first time I went to Poland in the early 1980's 4 of us had a 3 course meal which was very nice, plus 2 bottles of wine and it all came to £4.
 
I went to a restaurant in Slovenia. It was a country house on the edge of a town. We were shown to our seats and then 15 minutes later we hadn't seen anybody else. I went for a look around and walked into a massive kitchen with a big stainless steel island in the middle - with a tall blonde girl with a short skirt sat in the middle of it.
 
Golaccio! said:
I've only ever been to Berlin and found it a nice & interesting place, but probably wouldn't go back.

There's still a massive contrast from East & West and this has brought problems like the rise of fascisim and immigration intergration.
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I lived in Frankfurt and to be fair it has been a long time since I lived there and I am sure some things have changed.
 
dazzar86 said:
Our government gave loads of money in aid to help rebuild Dresden to say 'sorry' - the Germans had collected, numbered and stored all the rubble and used the aid money to rebuild them. Funny how Hull never got any 'aid' for simply saying no to the Abercrombie plan... bar The Deep, we've not seen much funding since then either. Part of the problem - during the boom years Hull didn't get any of the cut that the likes of Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle etc got.
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Nevertheless - Sammy Allon and D J Broady got £££s out of demolition contracts. Good stuff razed to the ground and **** buildings replacing them.

Why?
 
The problem with Germany is its full to the brim of Turks and they're absolutely vile ****s.

Thieving, drug pushing, intimidating, violent, human trafficking scum of the earth. Gangs of them everywhere and think they run the place.
 
John Ex Aberdeen now E.R. said:
The first time I went to Poland in the early 1980's 4 of us had a 3 course meal which was very nice, plus 2 bottles of wine and it all came to £4.
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Around the same time I went to a Russian restaurant in Poland and we had something similar to you and it cost about £50 but I think it was the best restaurant in town.
 
John Ex Aberdeen now E.R. said:
The first time I went to Poland in the early 1980's 4 of us had a 3 course meal which was very nice, plus 2 bottles of wine and it all came to £4.
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Around the same time I went to a Russian restaurant in Poland and we had something similar to you and it cost about £50 but I think it was the best restaurant in town.
 
Prostitution is legal here but it's illegal to advertise it ie standing on street corners and all that.

It's perfectly legal to pay someone for a shag.
 
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