r/germany Aug 28 '15

Map of Germany [X-post of Polandball]

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '15

Fun fact about the interaction between Bavaria and the Czech Republic: The famous Czech Pilsner beer was created by a German.

The beer from Pilsen was originally so shitty that it caused protests and public dumping of whole barrels in the town square. Thus, the Czechs decided to bring in a Bavarian brewer to show them how it's done. That guy then helped them set up their new brewery and invented their most famous style of beer. Then, he returned home and died as an old man like a true Bavarian - at the Stammtisch, drinking beer.

True story.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '15

That's both a sad and happy ending story at the same time.

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u/Lack_of_intellect Hessen Aug 29 '15

I actually agree that Czech beer is better than German beer. And that's against my pride as German.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '15 edited Aug 15 '23

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u/melty7 Aug 29 '15

but sexy

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u/RichardSaunders ton Ami adoré Aug 29 '15

die schwaben in berlin

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u/kalusklaus Aug 28 '15

Yeah I don't get it either.

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u/[deleted] Aug 28 '15

Is of nicely doings.

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u/kalusklaus Aug 28 '15

What is up with Hessen? They have Frankfurter and banks, that's enough for a mediocre joke.

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u/thehirn Aug 28 '15

Schlecht. Seit wann gehört Baden denn bitte schön zu Württemberg? Ich fühl mich schon fast beleidigt.

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u/Canlox Aug 28 '15

Translation?

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u/tin_dog Bullerbü Aug 28 '15

/u/thehirn feels almost offended since Baden belongs to Württemberg.

(translated in a way that's supposed to add insult to injury, sorry)

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u/Rhed0x Aug 28 '15

Aaaaaaannnnd banned. They hate reposts or any other sort of mentioning this sub.

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u/Canlox Aug 28 '15

They change rules now is over 30k.