off to see Morrissey in Berlin.
Any recommendations of cheap places to stay, things to do on a saturday afternoon/night. Does the Bundesliga have a games on saturday and sunday? etc etc.
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Missy Jem wrote: Take my breath awwaaaaaaay
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Beat me to it, Jemmy 
Missy Jem wrote: Cruella De Ville!
At the time I thought she looked uber cool!
That's a cool look?
Can we get back on topic please People!
Have just seen that Hertha Berlin play Frankfurt the day before the gig. How do I go about getting a ticket to this?
If she ran a comb through her hair and put a pretty frock on, she'd make someone a lovely wife.
Foreign F**kwitt wrote: Have you already booked your flight, Liam?
What company are you flying with?
probably easyjet from Scouseland. We havent sorted that yet, we're going to do it tonight.
Uncle Liam wrote: Can we get back on topic please People!
Have just seen that Hertha Berlin play Frankfurt the day before the gig. How do I go about getting a ticket to this?
turn up at the ground
and shout "any spares" in German.
how do you fuckin think you get tickets.
Uncle Liam wrote:
We havent sorted that yet, we're going to do it tonight.
WE??? 
You and the skeleton???
Sorry to drag this away from the topic, but we got out tickets for Pipettes on Monday. Will see you there, Liam: a much better bet than Steven Patrick Miseryguts in Berlin I rate!
After all, they're the prettiest girls you've ever met....
(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: Sorry to drag this away from the topic, but we got out tickets for Pipettes on Monday. Will see you there, Liam: a much better bet than Steven Patrick Miseryguts in Berlin I rate!
After all, they're the prettiest girls you've ever met....
don't you mean:-
"you'll never meet"
Cheers. We're hoping to go to Dusseldorf on the friday, the move onto Berlin the next day and then the gig on Sunday. Should be a cracking weekend!
J.A.K wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote: Can we get back on topic please People!
Have just seen that Hertha Berlin play Frankfurt the day before the gig. How do I go about getting a ticket to this?
turn up at the ground
and shout "any spares" in German.
how do you fuckin think you get tickets.
Always thought you looked for the nearest scouser 
J.A.K wrote: how do you fuckin think you get tickets.
Ask on a New Order website, obviously. 
I'm off to Eintracht Frankfurt's website to see if anyone there knows when my New Order tickets will arrive.
Liam, why not just say.. hey I'm going to Berlin.
not like you to beat around the bush eh?
I'm going the 24hr hour garage in a bit to get some cigs.
Maybe I should start a thread asking if there is anything to see and do on the way????
I wont though, coz there is fuck all to see and do on the way.
Unless I get my cock out.
Liam, why not just say.. hey I'm going to Berlin.
not like you to beat around the bush eh?
I'm going the 24hr hour garage in a bit to get some cigs.
Maybe I should start a thread asking if there is anything to see and do on the way????
I wont though, coz there is fuck all to see and do on the way.
Unless I get my cock out.
and anyone notices 
My housemate wants to get a video of me spitting on Karl marx street. Obviously, I am more than happy to oblige.
So, apart from the Brandenburg Gate, The Berlin Wall (whats left of it) and Bismarcks grave, does anyone else have any suggestions for what suitably right wing landmarks to pay a visit to?
Uncle Liam wrote: My housemate wants to get a video of me spitting on Karl marx street. Obviously, I am more than happy to oblige.
So, apart from the Brandenburg Gate, The Berlin Wall (whats left of it) and Bismarcks grave, does anyone else have any suggestions for what suitably right wing landmarks to pay a visit to?
What's right wing about the Berlin Wall? Complete opposite, surely?
There's always the Reichstag though?
Not entirely convinvced that spitting on Karl Marx street is a political act of any worth though, Li?
Still, you crazy stowdents.
Back on topic,Morrisey? Just dont see it myself. Elvis fucking haircut,up his own arse,so-so music. Not for me thanks...
try to visit Ku-Dam. I always liked to go there when I was spending my time in Berlin as a gastarbeiter,hehe. Many years ago.
El Jarvo wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote: My housemate wants to get a video of me spitting on Karl marx street. Obviously, I am more than happy to oblige.
So, apart from the Brandenburg Gate, The Berlin Wall (whats left of it) and Bismarcks grave, does anyone else have any suggestions for what suitably right wing landmarks to pay a visit to?
What's right wing about the Berlin Wall? Complete opposite, surely?
There's always the Reichstag though?
Not entirely convinvced that spitting on Karl Marx street is a political act of any worth though, Li?
Still, you crazy stowdents.
Well, the ruins of the Berlin Wall signal more than anything else the triumph of the West in the Cold War.
The Tiergarten is really good & the other side of the Brandenburg Gate is the Unter den Linden (a major street in the old East Berlin). The Deutsche Historisches Museum is on there on the left hand side. A great place for all that German Nazi/Cold War/DDR history.
Some great clubs & bars in the area above Friedrichstrasse Station. Oh and the Olympic Stadium is wunderbar, so taking in a Hertha game is a great idea.
Uncle Liam wrote: Well, the ruins of the Berlin Wall signal more than anything else the triumph of the West in the Cold War.
Indeed, a triumph for democracy, but not necessarily for 'the right'.
Well it was. Look who was running the show at the time, Thatcher, Bush, Kohl... hardly a collection of people likely to worship the works of Marx and Engels now, is it?
Met Liam at the Pipettes gig in Manchester yesterday. He was wearing a Cure t-shirt. He even mentioned in an offhand way that said Goffs were (and I quote) "better than New Order".
Surely this can only undermine his political "integrity" even more, no??
Uncle Liam wrote: Well it was. Look who was running the show at the time, Thatcher, Bush, Kohl... hardly a collection of people likely to worship the works of Marx and Engels now, is it?
Well, it's nice that you've looked it up in the history books.
But I was 20/21 at the time. Was it 88 or 89? I forget. And don't remember any rabid right-wingers taking responsibility for the destruction of a the wall. Everyone was pleased to see it go. Regardless of political persuasion.
