Travelling with canes in Germany?
Nov 2nd 2006, 1:06 pm
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Travelling with canes in Germany?
Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are supposed to
travel in Germany? Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was just
checking. As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids aren't
going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...s/canes001.jpg
travel in Germany? Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was just
checking. As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids aren't
going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...s/canes001.jpg
Nov 2nd 2006, 7:18 pm
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
You seem to have funny ideas about Europe...
Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure as they hike quite a lot,
just see for yourself on weekends in the main railway stations.
Moreover they respect handicapped people and kids don't steal canes as it
seems to be in your own country...
Civilized is the right word applied to Germany, whatever the sense you give
to that word.
Sorry, but I guess it is much more civilized than your place, otherwise you
would not be asking such things in such a way.
When will US people stop considering the world as non civilized and look at
your own poor, pitiful country ???
"cody" <[email protected]> a �crit dans le message de news:
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> Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are supposed to
> travel in Germany? Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was
> just checking. As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids
> aren't going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
> http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...s/canes001.jpg
>
Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure as they hike quite a lot,
just see for yourself on weekends in the main railway stations.
Moreover they respect handicapped people and kids don't steal canes as it
seems to be in your own country...
Civilized is the right word applied to Germany, whatever the sense you give
to that word.
Sorry, but I guess it is much more civilized than your place, otherwise you
would not be asking such things in such a way.
When will US people stop considering the world as non civilized and look at
your own poor, pitiful country ???
"cody" <[email protected]> a �crit dans le message de news:
5vx2h.2020$%[email protected]...
> Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are supposed to
> travel in Germany? Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was
> just checking. As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids
> aren't going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
> http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...s/canes001.jpg
>
Nov 2nd 2006, 7:47 pm
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
> > Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are supposed to
> > travel in Germany? Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was
> > just checking. As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids
> > aren't going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
Suprisingly real civilization is alive in the old world called
europe, and has been for many centuries, we also have trains and buses
for public transport, in addition to that new fangled electricty.
Just don't let you from a country that has president that's a cowboy,
the death penalty and holds foreign nationals without trial. and thinks
of themselves as civilized
> > travel in Germany? Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was
> > just checking. As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids
> > aren't going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
Suprisingly real civilization is alive in the old world called
europe, and has been for many centuries, we also have trains and buses
for public transport, in addition to that new fangled electricty.
Just don't let you from a country that has president that's a cowboy,
the death penalty and holds foreign nationals without trial. and thinks
of themselves as civilized
Nov 2nd 2006, 8:08 pm
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
cody wrote:
> Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are
> supposed to travel in Germany?
According to the German law on walking aids (Bundesgehhilfengesetz -
GehG) you will need at least a class C permit (Kr�ckstockausweis
Klasse C) to carry them. Upon arrival in Germany, your canes will be
locked up by the customs authorities until you will have picked up
your personal permit at the local Ordnungsamt (kind of a dpt. of
health and safety). Please bring you passport, documents certifying
that you have no criminal records, birth certificate (also of your
parents), some cash for the fees (around EUR 150), some time and take
a numer.
> Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was just checking.
Well, a civilization needs some rules.
> As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids aren't
> going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
What a cute idea. I will tell my children later today and I am sure
that will have great fun trying it.
Jens
> Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are
> supposed to travel in Germany?
According to the German law on walking aids (Bundesgehhilfengesetz -
GehG) you will need at least a class C permit (Kr�ckstockausweis
Klasse C) to carry them. Upon arrival in Germany, your canes will be
locked up by the customs authorities until you will have picked up
your personal permit at the local Ordnungsamt (kind of a dpt. of
health and safety). Please bring you passport, documents certifying
that you have no criminal records, birth certificate (also of your
parents), some cash for the fees (around EUR 150), some time and take
a numer.
> Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was just checking.
Well, a civilization needs some rules.
> As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids aren't
> going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
What a cute idea. I will tell my children later today and I am sure
that will have great fun trying it.
Jens
Nov 2nd 2006, 8:10 pm
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
cody wrote:
> Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are
> supposed to travel in Germany?
According to the German law on walking aids (Bundesgehhilfengesetz -
GehG) you will need at least a class C permit (Kr�ckstockausweis
Klasse C) to carry them. Upon arrival in Germany, your canes will be
locked up by the customs authorities until you will have picked up
your personal permit at the local Ordnungsamt (kind of a dpt. of
health and safety). Please bring you passport, documents certifying
that you have no criminal records, birth certificate (also of your
parents), cash for the fees (around EUR 150), some time and take
a number.
> Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was just checking.
Well, a civilization needs some rules.
> As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids aren't
> going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
What a cute idea. I will tell my children later today and I am sure
that will have great fun trying it.
Jens
> Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are
> supposed to travel in Germany?
According to the German law on walking aids (Bundesgehhilfengesetz -
GehG) you will need at least a class C permit (Kr�ckstockausweis
Klasse C) to carry them. Upon arrival in Germany, your canes will be
locked up by the customs authorities until you will have picked up
your personal permit at the local Ordnungsamt (kind of a dpt. of
health and safety). Please bring you passport, documents certifying
that you have no criminal records, birth certificate (also of your
parents), cash for the fees (around EUR 150), some time and take
a number.
> Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was just checking.
Well, a civilization needs some rules.
> As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids aren't
> going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
What a cute idea. I will tell my children later today and I am sure
that will have great fun trying it.
Jens
Nov 2nd 2006, 8:27 pm
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
On Fri, 03 Nov 2006 02:06:57 GMT, "cody" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are supposed to
>travel in Germany? Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was just
>checking. As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids aren't
>going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
>http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...s/canes001.jpg
I wouldn't call those canes
http://www.doggerel.com/donnah/sumnercaningb.jpg
Normally German kids get a laugh out of kicking the canes away whilst
an infirm tourist is leaning on them.
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Martin
>Just to check, are there laws about how people with canes are supposed to
>travel in Germany? Europeans like to make laws on everything, so I was just
>checking. As far as I know, Germany is a civilized country, so kids aren't
>going to steal canes and think it's funny or something.
>http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...s/canes001.jpg
I wouldn't call those canes
http://www.doggerel.com/donnah/sumnercaningb.jpg
Normally German kids get a laugh out of kicking the canes away whilst
an infirm tourist is leaning on them.
--
Martin
Nov 2nd 2006, 9:52 pm
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
"Runge" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> You seem to have funny ideas about Europe...
> Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure
Kinky buggers! :-)
Alan Harrison
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> You seem to have funny ideas about Europe...
> Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure
Kinky buggers! :-)
Alan Harrison
Nov 2nd 2006, 10:11 pm
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 10:52:53 -0000, "ALAN HARRISON"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>"Runge" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected].. .
>> You seem to have funny ideas about Europe...
>> Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure
>Kinky buggers! :-)
Only gRunge in his pink latex suit.
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>"Runge" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected].. .
>> You seem to have funny ideas about Europe...
>> Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure
>Kinky buggers! :-)
Only gRunge in his pink latex suit.
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Martin
Nov 2nd 2006, 10:58 pm
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 10:10:45 +0100, Jens Arne Maennig
<[email protected]> wrote:
>What a cute idea. I will tell my children later today and I am sure
>that will have great fun trying it.
>Jens
But only white ones.
Cheers, Alan, Australia
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<[email protected]> wrote:
>What a cute idea. I will tell my children later today and I am sure
>that will have great fun trying it.
>Jens
But only white ones.
Cheers, Alan, Australia
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Nov 2nd 2006, 11:40 pm
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
martin has moved to NL just for the free sexual pleasures of the land.
Sadly, he is really too old so that sex life remains in his fantasies and
his posts...
We'll soon open a rec.retired.apatrids.group for all these kooks.
"Martin" <[email protected]> a �crit dans le message de news:
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> On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 10:52:53 -0000, "ALAN HARRISON"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>"Runge" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>news:[email protected]. ..
>>> You seem to have funny ideas about Europe...
>>> Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure
>>Kinky buggers! :-)
> Only gRunge in his pink latex suit.
> --
> Martin
>
Sadly, he is really too old so that sex life remains in his fantasies and
his posts...
We'll soon open a rec.retired.apatrids.group for all these kooks.
"Martin" <[email protected]> a �crit dans le message de news:
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> On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 10:52:53 -0000, "ALAN HARRISON"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>"Runge" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>news:[email protected]. ..
>>> You seem to have funny ideas about Europe...
>>> Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure
>>Kinky buggers! :-)
> Only gRunge in his pink latex suit.
> --
> Martin
>
Nov 3rd 2006, 2:55 am
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
Runge wrote:
> You seem to have funny ideas about Europe...
> Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure as they hike quite a lot,
> just see for yourself on weekends in the main railway stations.
> Moreover they respect handicapped people and kids don't steal canes as it
> seems to be in your own country...
I've never had a problem here. There are some countries in Asia or
Latin America where people will steal canes or throw stones at
cripples. Since Europeans hate Americans, I wanted to check if they
take it that far too.
> You seem to have funny ideas about Europe...
> Actually people in Germany use canes for pleasure as they hike quite a lot,
> just see for yourself on weekends in the main railway stations.
> Moreover they respect handicapped people and kids don't steal canes as it
> seems to be in your own country...
I've never had a problem here. There are some countries in Asia or
Latin America where people will steal canes or throw stones at
cripples. Since Europeans hate Americans, I wanted to check if they
take it that far too.
Nov 3rd 2006, 4:01 am
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cody wrote:
> Since Europeans hate Americans
I'm afraid that we do encounter not only bodily afflictions in this
case.
Jens
> Since Europeans hate Americans
I'm afraid that we do encounter not only bodily afflictions in this
case.
Jens
Nov 3rd 2006, 4:09 am
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 18:01:26 +0100, Jens Arne Maennig
<[email protected]> wrote:
>cody wrote:
>> Since Europeans hate Americans
>I'm afraid that we do encounter not only bodily afflictions in this
>case.
Lt. Cmdr. Philip Francis Queeg?
[Discussing Captain Queeg's sanity]
Lieutenant Tom Keefer: Will you look at the man? He's a Freudian
delight; he crawls with clues
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Martin
<[email protected]> wrote:
>cody wrote:
>> Since Europeans hate Americans
>I'm afraid that we do encounter not only bodily afflictions in this
>case.
Lt. Cmdr. Philip Francis Queeg?
[Discussing Captain Queeg's sanity]
Lieutenant Tom Keefer: Will you look at the man? He's a Freudian
delight; he crawls with clues
--
Martin
Nov 3rd 2006, 4:12 am
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Martin wrote:
> Freudian delight
Q: What comes, according to Sigmund Freud, between fear and sex?
A: F�nf.
Jens
> Freudian delight
Q: What comes, according to Sigmund Freud, between fear and sex?
A: F�nf.
Jens
Nov 3rd 2006, 4:12 am
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Re: Travelling with canes in Germany?
I was talking to you at your level, since you seem to hate Americans
quite a bit.
quite a bit.
