We seem to keep bringing up the same topics over and over
[QUOTE=Radler]Danke, Gleichfalls!
And yes, I do speak German. Badly, but i do speak it.
OK, so my post to Jackyo was a bit over the top. I had a rather harrowing flight the previous night, didn't get enough sleep and got up on the wrong side of the bed.
My point in the original post was that I am quite familiar with NRW clubs with "no approach" policies. LBC and Timmendorf had noted the same thing, the vibe from the ladies is strange at this club (unlike other NRW clubs such as GT, PHG, F39, etc.) Jackyo's post was essentially: "it must be because you aren't familiar with the NRW club policies against women approaching. I think it is a better policy. Let me show you I know the German word for it." It really didn't address the discussion at hand.[/QUOTE]
Does anyone seem to notice?
The topic of [i]animieren[/i] keeps coming up hence my wanting to say a few words about it and not elaborate.
Yes, it does not address the discussion at hand but it is a discussion which we have had before.
Is there a way to file these things away and point to the previous discussion when the topic comes up again?
On the Oase thread there is an ongoing discussion for the benefit of a newbie about the dress code.
Is the [i]Verbot[/i] a better policy?
In my opinion, yes.
In clubs where the girls don't approach you you have more peace and quiet. Also the girls have to resort to various other ways to catch your attention. Yes, they will smile at you. And in the exhibitionistic clubs they will flash you or otherwise try to catch you looking at their pink parts.
There is an undercurrent of subtle flirting which goes on when they can't approach you.
That to me at least has more of an appeal than the more direct: "Hey, want some company?" or the more vulgar: "Hey dude, let's screw."
What's the rules about snow tires?
I've visiting Germany a couple of times a year in the winter for the last 5-6 years. It's never snowed while I've been there. I haven't thought about driving in the snow since I left the frozen north years ago.
Can anyone give me an idea if there are requirements for having snow tires on rental cars? Fines/liability/etc if you don't have them.
Thanks,
Boomer
Pleasure Palace - Frankfurt, Germany
Gents:
Few years ago, back in 2005, I visited this fantastic place in Frankfurt Germany, called the Pleasure Palace. Three huge rooms filled with over 40+ girls. It only cost 65 Euro to enter and each beautiful lady was 50 Euro for 30 minutes, MSOG.
Unfortuantely, I have not been able to locate their web site!
Does anyone know if they are still in business or if they changed their name?
Thank you all for your assitance,
F.