2007-02-08 // 12:52:01
viki_hae
huiuiui. der mais. mh lecker. mit butter und salz.
tolles licht da..

^ Ah, da verliebt sich schon wieder jeman in dem Maismann.

2006-09-28 // 11:07:55
Norah.Goldenbogen
as representative of esther here's my answer:

1) yes, knoblauch means garlic. yumm.

2) oktoberfest NEVER is in oktober. that's the clue.

2006-09-28 // 02:45:42
Urizen
1) Doesn't "Knoblauch" mean garlic? ARG!

2) Correct me please, wasn't Oktoberfest in october?

I'm terribly confused and with a garlic aftertaste

2006-09-27 // 20:45:07
ulf
Didn't that feel good, dear? I'm so proud of you for coming clean. If only we all owned up to our corn-perversions instead of sheepishly denying them.

2006-09-27 // 16:08:39
PJ_Ray
I've woken up and LOOKED like this... Is that wrong in any way????

^ Well, apart from being a bit "corny", I can't see that there's anything intrinsically wrong about it!

2006-09-27 // 07:03:04
ulf
That is sooooo cliché, Esther. You wish you'd wake up one morning after some righteous Oktoberfest indulgence with the obligatory hang over and find Mr. Knoblauchbrot & Maiskolben lying next to you - admit it already!

^ I'm crazy about him. Absolutely smitten. His rosy maize-shaped cheeks, his loose, libertine lips, his pearly white teeth. How can I ever forget him?

2006-09-26 // 17:47:32
Norah.Goldenbogen
uah



hey! da gibts knoblauchbrot!!! ich liebe knoblauch!!

^ Ja, aber man muss ihn zuerst dafür abknutschen.