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Welcome, dag :)!

LOL!!! I never watch any of it, I don´t even know if we get it here, but with Stephen Fry even I might watch an episode or so.

Me too, brilliant work :)!!!

Happy Birthday, Babs!

I´ve still got it ;D. A 22 year-old black Volkswagen Golf 2. I think in other countries it was called "rabbit", can´t for the life of me imagine why.

:D My feelings exactly! Wow, what a cute chubby baby, and all that hair!

I´m shocked! Rest in peace, Frank, sleep well...

I remember when I wanted my first one, I didn´t care what it looked like, but I demanded Donald Duck be on it! And my parents found one, it was silver-grey, quite dull, but it had 2 or 3 Donald Ducks on the frame and I was happy! That was around 1985 and I was 4 or 5. My second was a second hand...

Happy Birthday :)!

Neither facebook, nor twitter I´m afraid.

To me it says "may not post to Germany". Oh no, it doesn´t actually, perhaps the seller changed that, sometimes they do. Thank you Terry, but I think I´ll let somebody else have the pleasure (and I´m swamped with autographs anyway ;D ). There are a few bidders already.

How interesting, I have never actually seen a script. Stupid question, but what is actually in it? The entire dialogue? Or more? And this one is particularly nice, I like the episode. It doesn´t ship to Germany, so bidding would be restricted for me anyway. But thank you for sharing!

Congratulations, well done everybody from your family :) :) :) :)!

You could see it was actually a stuntman. I´m just wondering if this topic is about Cleggy as a character (then it wouldn´t matter if it´s a stuntman or not) or if it´s about Peter Sallis, that would make a difference.

Nobody wants to dress like that, not even in Bavaria :D. Another cliche. You wouldn´t even know you were in Bavaria, only very few people walk around like that every day, probably only in some of the little villages. I think 99,9% of all Germans would never dream of wearing such stuff, it is as...

I think we all have to suffer the cliches in other countries. I once heard of a German boy participating in a student exchange, when he arrived in the USA, he was greeted by cheerful people waving a Nazi flag and thinking we still had all that and they would give him a pleasant welcome. Needless...

Correct, Essen isn´t even very far from me, it is in the Ruhr valley. Gruber is a very common name in Germany, probably as well as other German speaking countries like Austria. A prefix to a name like that (like "Beckenschneider", Schneider being a very, very common name across the whole...

Yes, a lot of people of that generation were rather harsh, more to their children than grandchildren. But we grew up with more of a flair for it, living here, so I can understand it was all a bit of a mystery for you. Eisgruber sounds South German to me, probably Bavarian, perhaps you have...

Were too. We have -4 degrees, but only a thin layer of snow. The North of Germany got it really bad (which is a bit unusual), 8 inches or so.

The strange thing is, all the rules are absolutely true and I know that, but still I can´t stick to them. I suppose we all are what we are. You know what the women need and vice versa and still it is very difficult. It´s not as if men weren´t making life difficult for the women too. But at least...