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It's a stretch to even call it a restaurant, to be honest. I only go there for Erdinger as their food sucks, but thought you can't possibly fuck up a Wurstsalat to such a degree that it's inedible. Loud, obnoxious, annoying Klugscheißer. So basically like all Stammtische, just with expat flair, meaning it's twice as bad Unerträglich.

I'm not Asian, so I don't celebrate lunar new year, and I don't have family? Would have been a good idea though, considering that I've just been to a German restaurant and had the shittiest Wurstsalat ever. To make it worse, they also have the most annoying Stammtisch ever.

Yes. Most of them go to visit their families in the province.

It's Chinese New Year, the whole town is empty, it's lovely.

and a new Williams:

watch this when you have some free time, Chris:

i'm packing up already looks incredible, would love to see it one day.

@Mel81x I'm currently watching Goa vs Chennai, quite a good match and nice support, I think I'll keep an eye on the league hehe.

Haas are the first ones to reveal their 2018 car: Looks nice, but they basically copied last year's Ferrari?...

NOCH nicht, warte mal ab

Haha. Beziehungsrat von mir? Wir wollen die Beziehung doch nicht komplett zerstören...

Ohhhhh tell us more!

He can stick his shite electric cars up his arse though.

How is the level of football in Indian league(s) in general? I think many countries in both Southeast and South Asia are currently witnessing the rise of football with growing professionalism and improving infrastructure, particularly at the grassroots level, but I haven't got the slightest idea about the situation in India (I would guess football there is still somewhat overshadowed by cricket?)

Ah, the AFC Cup, I think Aizawl (spelling?) is also there now after being knocked out of the CL qualification.

@Mel81x are there any Indian clubs taking part in the AFC Champions League this season?

I've been to a few matches in Thailand and Cambodia in the past, but there is no local team (in the first or second tier( that I can regularly follow in my area at the moment, so I've been restricted to casually attending amateur/youth matches for fun only. Which is a pity, as the locals are extremely passionate about football and the atmosphere is quite nice, in general. I'm particularly interested in Thai and Vietnamese football, so that's the two main leagues I try to follow, but certainly keep an eye on Cambodian League too, as well as the general news on the latest developments in the region.

Since we have a shitload of threads about other obscure leagues, why not A nice (if slightly dated) overview of football in Southeast Asia as The Last Frontier of the Football World.

I personally like the black/navy one better, think it would look quite good when worn with jeans!

Found this little gem today, some of you might be interested: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7841526/

No, it's just because most people feel strongly about food

I was not being entirely serious, but the main reason of applying that logic selectively is probably because vegetarianism/veganism is an individual lifestyle choice (unless there are certain medical reasons) unlike the necessity of earning a living or limiting the number of offspring.

Yes, and both sedentary lifestyle (8 hours a day in an office) and hormonal contraception are detrimental to one's health too, so only serves as a further example how not doing what we're hardwired to do is essentially bad for us

Health issues?

Well not anymore, considering they have been banned.