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I am a lovely and lonely Lady who is looking for the man who will make me happy and whom I want to f
yesterday was a german day. first off, we bought a few second-hand illustrated german books on arbat street.
then we saw a german-style pub emitting cheerful bavarian tunes with an arrow pointing to it that read 'на берлин' ('to berlin' - they used to write that on soviet tanks towards the end of the war).
then at a grocery store i saw a kid watching slot machine demo. the demo featured playing cards, coins, a grinning nazi officer opening safes filled with golden bars and holy grails, and a busty kath-the-radio-operator type girl dressed in a short-skirted nazi uniform. kid's mother left him by the screen after a second's hesitation, and joined the queue. the short demo ran over and over as he stared at the screen, sometimes laughing and jumping with exitement, until she returned with her groceries and took him away.
then we talked about an old friend who studied deutsch and spent some years in germany working for consumer electronics firms like bosch. we used to call him nazi for that and for his hitler-style haircut, and he often referred to germany as his 'naziland.'
then i took a burgher-style shot of natasha dressed in an old german dress holding two german tankards captured during ww2.
then in the evening i watched metropolis![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
emma_loy downloaded from the internet.
and that was the end of that day, as drab and scheußlich as most of my days lately, but unique it its germanness.
then we saw a german-style pub emitting cheerful bavarian tunes with an arrow pointing to it that read 'на берлин' ('to berlin' - they used to write that on soviet tanks towards the end of the war).
then at a grocery store i saw a kid watching slot machine demo. the demo featured playing cards, coins, a grinning nazi officer opening safes filled with golden bars and holy grails, and a busty kath-the-radio-operator type girl dressed in a short-skirted nazi uniform. kid's mother left him by the screen after a second's hesitation, and joined the queue. the short demo ran over and over as he stared at the screen, sometimes laughing and jumping with exitement, until she returned with her groceries and took him away.
then we talked about an old friend who studied deutsch and spent some years in germany working for consumer electronics firms like bosch. we used to call him nazi for that and for his hitler-style haircut, and he often referred to germany as his 'naziland.'
then i took a burgher-style shot of natasha dressed in an old german dress holding two german tankards captured during ww2.
then in the evening i watched metropolis
emma_loy downloaded from the internet.and that was the end of that day, as drab and scheußlich as most of my days lately, but unique it its germanness.
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a nice house,
moving to another country . . . .
etc
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Concepts such as personal liberties, religious and civil rights, and free trade all derive from bourgeois philosophies. But the bourgeoisie was never without its critics; it was first accused of narrow-mindedness, materialism, hypocrisy, opposition to change, and lack of culture, among other things, by persons such as the playwright Molière. The earliest recorded pejorative uses of the term "bourgeois" are associated with aristocratic contempt for the lifestyle of the bourgeoisie. Successful embourgeoisement typically meant being able to retire and live on invested income (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourgeois)
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*gasp*
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im sorry, but it's all your fault.
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Or a Canadian field trip...
ja voll!
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Do you often have German Days, or was this a one-off?
A fuller version of that last Metropolis pic was my computer's backdrop for a while.
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http://www.livejournal.com/users/stillcarl/230545.html
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