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Clueless 26.10.2008 16:21

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Zitat von Silent Deatz (Beitrag 407660)
no, its a great city.

read some travelguides about zurich, I would say, you will understand :)

Ok, I'll check into it

Steinbruchsoldat 26.10.2008 16:54

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Hi,
tell us when you come to Europe and we`ll organize a big supra meet. :top:

Clueless 26.10.2008 17:14

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Zitat von Steinbruchsoldat (Beitrag 407665)
Hi,
tell us when you come to Europe and we`ll organize a big supra meet. :top:

interesting...I do have the first week of july off of work since July 4th is an American national holiday. I'd need to check what the dates are, but that would be cool to spend more time in switzerland then the currently planned june meet.

Full_Throttle 27.10.2008 02:42

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Hey Clueless, a big welcome from me too ! it's kinda rare that we see US folks on this board...funny that you actually found it AND kept reading it :rolleyes:

As pointed out already, this is actually a german board, and i'd say roughly 75% of the users are from Germany, 15% from Switzerland, and the rest from somewhere else, we like to call it the german side of Bodensee, actually german territory but because it's so close to switzerland the inhabitant would rather count to Switzerland :bleifuss: ok i just made that up but it sure looks that way when i am in the area hehe.
Oh and about the swiss-german/ german issue; basically swiss-german is merely a spoken language, we write and read in german, TV is german...ultimately leading to the language being somewhat a mysterious crypted tongue that the germans don't understand....but we understand them :liebe: Doesn't it sound fabulous ? it is....:bleifuss:

I'm from Zürich myself, and i can of course only agree with it being a great city. But then again, if you want to visit Switzerland, there is much more to see, i mean cities are nice to visit, but visiting the countryside and some Castles from the middle-age gives you a way better impression on the country/culture/heritage ! And there's some amazing scenic routes to discover with a Supra.

I've actually lived in Pontiac/Detroit/MA for 3 years as a kid, so actually kinda close to Indiana. So if you still wanna see Switzerland next summer, i'm sure i can help you out on a lot of things :)

Clueless 27.10.2008 04:29

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Zitat von Full_Throttle (Beitrag 407761)
Hey Clueless, a big welcome from me too ! it's kinda rare that we see US folks on this board...funny that you actually found it AND kept reading it :rolleyes:

As pointed out already, this is actually a german board, and i'd say roughly 75% of the users are from Germany, 15% from Switzerland, and the rest from somewhere else, we like to call it the german side of Bodensee, actually german territory but because it's so close to switzerland the inhabitant would rather count to Switzerland :bleifuss: ok i just made that up but it sure looks that way when i am in the area hehe.
Oh and about the swiss-german/ german issue; basically swiss-german is merely a spoken language, we write and read in german, TV is german...ultimately leading to the language being somewhat a mysterious crypted tongue that the germans don't understand....but we understand them :liebe: Doesn't it sound fabulous ? it is....:bleifuss:

I'm from Zürich myself, and i can of course only agree with it being a great city. But then again, if you want to visit Switzerland, there is much more to see, i mean cities are nice to visit, but visiting the countryside and some Castles from the middle-age gives you a way better impression on the country/culture/heritage ! And there's some amazing scenic routes to discover with a Supra.

I've actually lived in Pontiac/Detroit/MA for 3 years as a kid, so actually kinda close to Indiana. So if you still wanna see Switzerland next summer, i'm sure i can help you out on a lot of things :)

Ahh, glad that I'm special! :bleifuss: I'm interested in visiting sometime when I can figure out how much money to save and all, but I doubt I'll have enough money to ship my supra over there.

Also, I just visited Detroit yesterday.... :D

Clueless 05.11.2008 06:32

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Ladies and gentlemen...if it's not already obvious, barrack obama is our new president.

Daniel 05.11.2008 07:02

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:top:

lukas85 05.11.2008 08:01

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Yeah I heard it on BBC at 6 o'clock in the morning (local time ;)) when he had his speech. I'm really happy about this result. What is your opinion about this election @clueless?

suprafan 05.11.2008 11:29

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Yup, Obama is very popular here in Europe. That's probably also partly due to the media attention over here and partly to a general antipathy towards the Republican party (which IMHO has suffered a lot under GWB in the public opinion).
I personally think that McCain isn't as bad as some people over here think he is - at least he probably still would've been much more competent than Dubya. But Palin as a vice president is an absolute no-go.
Let's hope that Obama does a good job... and that he doesn't fall prey to some racist psycho (or to a CIA conspiracy :D).
Best of luck to you guys :)

lukas85 05.11.2008 11:48

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Zitat von suprafan (Beitrag 408990)
(or to a CIA conspiracy :D)

You made my Day :bleifuss:

Anyway - I don't think that Obama is more at risk than any other President of the United States, there is always one who wants to shoot them. Wikipedia has the details.
And considering that Obama was elected also by many white People, im pretty sure that "change" already begun, at least in terms of racism, which is in my opinion one of the most important changes.

BTW this english thread is cool, finally a reason to practice my english.:engel2:

Clueless 06.11.2008 05:20

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Zitat von lukas85 (Beitrag 408963)
Yeah I heard it on BBC at 6 o'clock in the morning (local time ;)) when he had his speech. I'm really happy about this result. What is your opinion about this election @clueless?

Trust me, you don't want my opinion

Clueless 06.11.2008 05:26

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In other news, I got fired from work today so switzerland will have to wait another time. :hmmm:

supraxe 06.11.2008 06:11

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Come to swiss and find a new job!

lukas85 06.11.2008 08:33

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Zitat von Clueless (Beitrag 409092)
Trust me, you don't want my opinion

Why not, I'm always curious about other peoples opinions, also if it's the complete opposite of mine. :wipp:

Now about your job, thats bad news.:weird: What kind of job was it?

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Come to swiss and find a new job!

+1 :top:

Clueless 06.11.2008 12:36

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Zitat von lukas85 (Beitrag 409099)
Why not, I'm always curious about other peoples opinions, also if it's the complete opposite of mine. :wipp:

The guy has domestic terrorists connections, supported by acorn(fraudulently voting for dead people), His economic plan will bankrupt this country, He wants to change our constitution and take away our rights and liberties, and he lies through his teeth. Not to mentioned that he want cut military down by 25%, which I think is a bad idea considering that everybody hates us. There's be 5 or 6 attempts on his life and he isn't president yet...

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Zitat von lukas85 (Beitrag 409099)
Now about your job, thats bad news.:weird: What kind of job was it?

I was a welder making Toyota Forklifts

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Zitat von supraxe (Beitrag 409094)
Come to swiss and find a new job!

...and they would hire an American?


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