International Meeting in Germany

Guesch · Post by **Guesch** » Mon Apr 10, 2006 11:55 am

Hallo,
at last satureday we have had the intenational men in skirts meeting in the http://www.centro.de/englisch/index.htm ,a large shoppingmall, in Oberhausen.
Here you will find some pictures and informations:
http://www.f6.parsimony.net/forum6585/m ... /45490.htm

Best regards
Günter
http://www.maennerrock.de.vu

me012247 · Post by **me012247** » Mon Apr 10, 2006 4:26 pm

Man, great to see some skirt/kilt wearing Germans here

binx · Post by **binx** » Mon Apr 10, 2006 7:08 pm

How international was it? Just EU...? Sorry if it's there in text.

binx

me012247 · Post by **me012247** » Mon Apr 10, 2006 7:47 pm

Just EU, if my german didn't fool me

Guesch · Post by **Guesch** » Tue Apr 11, 2006 8:00 pm

me012247 wrote:Just EU, if my german didn't fool me

Hallo,
naturely just EU we meet freinds from Belgium, Luxembourg , Netherlands and Germany.
To meet non EU people is not very easy here . Must be from Russia

, Kroatia :scratchchin: or so. Why didn't come anyone from US ?

:rotfl:

What about meetings in US ? Nothing planned?

Regards
Günter

Menskirt and shipmodels

Guesch · Post by **Guesch** » Tue Apr 11, 2006 8:03 pm

me012247 wrote:Man, great to see some skirt/kilt wearing Germans here

Hallo,
I am here for several years now. But as I am not good in english

I prefere to read more than to post

Best regars
Günter

jcal6067 · Post by **jcal6067** » Thu Apr 13, 2006 2:37 am

I didn't know anything about it and wish I did. I for one would have gone to that. When is the next one, where and how much is hotel.

DanR · Post by **DanR** » Thu Apr 13, 2006 3:40 pm

Guesch wrote:Hallo,
naturely just EU we meet freinds from Belgium, Luxembourg , Netherlands and Germany.
To meet non EU people is not very easy here . Must be from Russia , Kroatia :scratchchin: or so. Why didn't come anyone from US ? :rotfl:

What about meetings in US ? Nothing planned?

Regards
Günter

Menskirt and shipmodels

Whenever my wife and I have traveled in Europe, we've found it much easier to get around there than it is here in the US. Our European cousins didn't dismantle their train infrastructure like we did here in this country so you definitely have an advantage when it comes to international meetings. And with things like the autobahnen and the equivalents in other EU countries, driving is easier too even if it's really, really expensive. (Petrol here in the US is still incredibly cheap...even at US$3 a gallon.) Trains are our favorites, but I can't stay awake on one!

There's a lot of inertia from the Mens Skirt Corridor in the Seattle - Vancouver area here in North America as a flight to Europe means a very long trip across the north pole at not inconsiderable expense...even in British Airways' steerage...er...tourist class seats.