German FKK Clubs - Lounge and chat area

[QUOTE=TheCane;1629302]I know that. It's just that during my very first visit, I wanted to focus on what makes Germany German. That would include authentic, traditional German food. Now when I go to Germany, I may have a traditional German course only once during the entire trip, if even that much. There are simply too many other good options to satisfy my tastes. The only thing German I can't get enough of is pretty, German girl arsch, which there certainly is not enough of in the clubs![/QUOTE]You'll notice, HB likes to point out the obvious stuff like HE knows the obvious stuff. LOL.

[QUOTE=PussyLiccker;1629363]You'll notice, HB likes to point out the obvious stuff like HE knows the obvious stuff. LOL.[/QUOTE]For some people it didn't seem obvious as they were complaining about heavy German food like that is the only option available. LOL.

HB.

Seriously guys, this coming from a non-German European, when you start to think you like German food something is terribly wrong. No one likes German food, hardly even the Germens themselves, WTF, schweinhaxe, eisbein, bratwurst, sauerkraut and kartoffelkartoffelkartoffel.

The idea is nice that you try to like the rest of the country and its customs in addition to the clubs. But the good things in Germany are cars, autobahn and sex-clubs, and not in that order. The rest is as sexy as Merkel; no need for any additional comment.

Actually there is one more thing. I have to lift my hat for the domestic German mongers, they / you have kept the pay-sex price moderate and service level demand high. This is something we outsiders can enjoy every time we visit FKK-land. Thank you for that. But still, your food sucks!

PH

[QUOTE=PizdaHut;1629662]Seriously guys, this coming from a non-German European, when you start to think you like German food something is terribly wrong. No one likes German food, hardly even the Germens themselves, WTF, schweinhaxe, eisbein, bratwurst, sauerkraut and kartoffelkartoffelkartoffel.

The idea is nice that you try to like the rest of the country and its customs in addition to the clubs. But the good things in Germany are cars, autobahn and sex-clubs, and not in that order. The rest is as sexy as Merkel; no need for any additional comment.

Actually there is one more thing. I have to lift my hat for the domestic German mongers, they / you have kept the pay-sex price moderate and service level demand high. This is something we outsiders can enjoy every time we visit FKK-land. Thank you for that. But still, your food sucks!

PH[/QUOTE]To the uninitiated, German food is good for a while. For tourists, who are visiting for a week or two, its an interesting diversion. Some of the pork cuts are deliciously decadent. But yeah, for anything longer than that, you can get tired of sausages, sauerkraut, and schweinbraten. IF doner kebab is considered "spicy" in Germany, you know that the cuisine won't be appealing to you for long.

[QUOTE=Manny51;1629718]To the uninitiated, German food is good for a while. For tourists, who are visiting for a week or two, its an interesting diversion. Some of the pork cuts are deliciously decadent. But yeah, for anything longer than that, you can get tired of sausages, sauerkraut, and schweinbraten. IF doner kebab is considered "spicy" in Germany, you know that the cuisine won't be appealing to you for long.[/QUOTE]Guten Appetit Manny51.

Yes, I look forward to the doner kebabs from the street vendors, especially the one stand near the der Clou mall in Berlin. The best one I ever had. There are also tons of places to grab hnchen. Roasted in its own juices, I can definitely eat an entire chicken in one sitting. However, I just cannot understand why Currywurst is so popular. This is the most disgusting combination of flavors I have ever tried, but if you are hungry enough, you'll eat anything. Just wash it down with a tall stein of good 'ol German beer and all is good.

Prost!

FiddyCent.

Anyone know a good site where I can find a rental apartment with a kitchen in Dusseldorf for 3-4 weeks? Figure it has to be cheaper than paying hotel rates for a month.

[QUOTE=PizdaHut;1629662]Seriously guys, this coming from a non-German European, when you start to think you like German food something is terribly wrong. No one likes German food, hardly even the Germens themselves, WTF, schweinhaxe, eisbein, bratwurst, sauerkraut and kartoffelkartoffelkartoffel.

The idea is nice that you try to like the rest of the country and its customs in addition to the clubs. But the good things in Germany are cars, autobahn and sex-clubs, and not in that order. The rest is as sexy as Merkel; no need for any additional comment.

Actually there is one more thing. I have to lift my hat for the domestic German mongers, they / you have kept the pay-sex price moderate and service level demand high. This is something we outsiders can enjoy every time we visit FKK-land. Thank you for that. But still, your food sucks!

PH[/QUOTE]I like it because I only eat German food once or twice per year Same goes for Doner Kebab.

When in Germany, I eat mainly German food, plus it is right food for my sex every single day holiday of mine You know meat, meat, meat!

So when I see German restaurant or Kebab stand in Tokyo, it remind me of my crazy sex adventures LOL.

Ok I know this is not supposed to be a travel guide, but if we are going to discuss Germany foodwise, then as HB says, there is more to food in Germany than "old" German food. Choice is extensive. Berlin is for example widely recognised as the vegan capital of Europe. If we're adventurous to discover FKKs then finding different foods isn't a problem.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;1629739]Anyone know a good site where I can find a rental apartment with a kitchen in Dusseldorf for 3-4 weeks? Figure it has to be cheaper than paying hotel rates for a month.[/QUOTE]Had a quick look but couldn't find cheap availability in DD. I do know however of a 40 euro apartment in Brueggen if that is any good (handy for GT and PHG but about 45 minutes from DD). PM if you want details.

[QUOTE=Optimist;1629834]Had a quick look but couldn't find cheap availability in DD. I do know however of a 40 euro apartment in Brueggen if that is any good (handy for GT and PHG but about 45 minutes from DD). PM if you want details.[/QUOTE]I tried holiday flat renting in Berlin, but cheapest reasonable ones I found was like 40 euro per night. Anything below that looked very unreasonable. I mean you want to have some level of security, internet of some kind, dishes in the kitchen etc right? Then. The whole stay add up to the same as staying in hotel, so I figured it is better to just stay in hotel and get special rate for staying for long time like few weeks.

However, there is renting room options (you rent room from people who has apartment), but living with strangers. I don't know how comfortable that is even though I am sure people who does this tend to be kind and friendly, but if I cannot do this because I go to FKK at 4 pm and I come back at around 1 am or sometimes even at 5 am, so it will be odd guest who disappear at late afternoon and come back when the sun rise LOL. Even at hotel they look at me strangely of my exact same daily routine. These guys won't understand the lifestyle of international mongers. LOL.

[QUOTE=Optimist;1629829]Ok I know this is not supposed to be a travel guide, but if we are going to discuss Germany foodwise, then as HB says, there is more to food in Germany than "old" German food. Choice is extensive. Berlin is for example widely recognised as the vegan capital of Europe. If we're adventurous to discover FKKs then finding different foods isn't a problem.[/QUOTE]No one is saying that you can't get good food in Germany. Its just that most of us don't live there and are visiting. Because of that, some of us want to take advantage of the opportunity to have German cuisine in particular.

Even if it isn't as deep and varied as, lets say, Thai food, for a week or two it can satisfy your attention. That's all we are saying.

[QUOTE=FiddyCent;1629726]Guten Appetit Manny51.

Yes, I look forward to the doner kebabs from the street vendors, especially the one stand near the der Clou mall in Berlin. The best one I ever had. There are also tons of places to grab hnchen. Roasted in its own juices, I can definitely eat an entire chicken in one sitting. However, I just cannot understand why Currywurst is so popular. This is the most disgusting combination of flavors I have ever tried, but if you are hungry enough, you'll eat anything. Just wash it down with a tall stein of good 'ol German beer and all is good.

Prost!

FiddyCent.[/QUOTE]Yeah, currywurst is definitely an acquired taste. My first time, I didn't like it. But after eating it so many times late at night, primarily because it is the cheapest thing available, it becomes part of the Berlin "experience. " I don't think that anyone would call it delicious on its own merits.

[QUOTE=Manny51;1630030]Yeah, currywurst is definitely an acquired taste. My first time, I didn't like it. But after eating it so many times late at night, primarily because it is the cheapest thing available, it becomes part of the Berlin "experience. " I don't think that anyone would call it delicious on its own merits.[/QUOTE]It is still one notch above Noodle Box.

FiddyCent.

[QUOTE=BananaBoi;1629739]Anyone know a good site where I can find a rental apartment with a kitchen in Dusseldorf for 3-4 weeks? Figure it has to be cheaper than paying hotel rates for a month.[/QUOTE]Banana,

I feel like you are preparing for a big FKK hit.

You can try Airbnb. I think it's definitely the best and biggest one for apartment rental in any city.

Why you base in Dusseldorf? Just curious.

Manny51. Fair point. I think I misunderstood.