gourmetpunk

ok, startin to get back to normal, four weeks in germany was the most fun i had in a long time, everybody was out in the streets partying and bbqing, the countryside is really lush and green, coz it rains every other day, but lots of sunshine, girls lay out naked at the river, the hippest drink of the season is beer with lemon soda or coke, and that is pretty damn refreshing.
i saw the smallest cars (see my pics) doin more than 100 on the autobahn. they're called smart, are built by mercedes, and you can fit 3 in a parking spot.
berlin is the absolutest party city . some kinda carneval float was goin on and people were dancin in the streets, takin their clothes off and being hosed down with water out of neighbors windows. caipirinha seemed to be the popular drink.
berlin is open 24 hours, at least the bars, and there's some cool ass bars out there. and tons of marathon drinkers.
the standard of technology is visibly higher than in the states, i guess it raises faster.
i think i've gained about 10 lbs from all the good food you get, german food is not just sausage and sauerkraut, its grown to be a culinary blend of all kinds of european cuisines like french, italian, yugoslavian,greek and polish. turkish food is also very delicious, cheap and nowadays available on every corner, since the turkish population in germany had an immense increase within the past 10 years.
if you get a chance to visit europe, go!