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[Chris Steinmann]

Peter,

Argue with Franz?  Now we all know there is little to be gained from that.

I agree one should be more specific when referring to the Americas.  But my
antagonist comments are in context of the US.

I only write for humor...I don't really think the Augustiner serves mediocre
swill!

-Chris

On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Peter Bossew <Peter.Bossew at reflex.at> wrote:

> Chris,
>
> (1)
> Argumenta ad hominem are bad style and should have no place in this list.
>
> (2)
> "America": Call me "anti-american", but this is part of the problem.
> America stretches from Canada to Chile. Did you ever give a thought to why
> the US is met with so much reservation (putting it politely) in Latin
> America?
> Btw., I agree that  the best Jägerschnitzels are made in America. More
> precisely, they come from the altiplano of Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador and
> are made of llama. Best with a local beer and a cup of coca tea. (My
> choice, anyway)
>
> Regards,
> Peter
>
>
>
> Chris Steinmann <crsteinmann at gmail.com> schreibt:
> >Franz,
> >
> >Sometimes I think you spend the entire day down at the Augustiner, and
> >after
> >several liters of mediocre swill you decide to hop on Radsafe.  You should
> >try an American microbrew.  The brews are very complex and leave one only
> >wishing he could have another.
> >
> >I picture you sitting in your very old bathrobe and slippers while you
> >revel
> >at the idea of being an American.  It is obvious you have met countless
> >confident and successful Americans who you envy to no end.
> >
> >You too, Franz could be an American.  I am sure the U.S. would consider
> >granting you dual citizenship--but only under one condition.
> >
> >You would have to contribute something POSITIVE.  And you might have to
> >separate your personal inadequacies and addictions from your
> >contributions,
> >so on second thought that is not possible.
> >
> >I invite you to come to America more Franz.  Americans even make jaeger
> >schnitzel better than Austrians.
> >
> >Regards,
> >Chris
>
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