exams

not going to start with you!

hmm cranky. Didnt do to well on the german exams or what.
Insel rügel 😄

still have to find stuff!

can anyone tell me when the city-walls of Bremen were built?

1030

good one Ush!
I have the answer now and it was built between 1537-1538

No no dammit! I want the exsact day and what hours, too!

12 November 1573, 10 Uhr...

😂 Nice try

Yerss- the first walls of Bremen were built in 1030. That is actually true. If that's not what you meant then I neededf a clearer question.

😂 😂 Hey Ush, I don't want to offend you, so don't take this the wrong way.

But what do you do for fun? You seem to take things so seriously! 😂 Most of your posts here are an intelegent explination of things in you're own interpritation.

It makes me laugh. People will bicker back and forth about nonsence, then in comes Ush with his serious tone 😂 😂

I picture you with a stern, jedi look on your face all the time. 😂

That's odd, because in real life I'm this wild party animal... ok, I'm not going to get far with that one, am I?

I don't do what a lot of you folks do for fun because I can't. In the normal run of things, I just hang out with my friends, doing things I am sure you will think are exceedingly sad...

Anyhow, I gave yerss a fair answer; I just wanted to know what he meant if what I gavce was wrong.

(Looks at yerss with a stern, Jedi face).

I got that answer from a website,
damn, you are realy really sure?

Well, look, it is entirely possiblre that the walls you are talking about were built later.

But Bremen became a walled city in the 11th century.

Try here:

http://www.ngw.nl/int/dld/b/bremen.htm

shoot! thanx a lot! now I have two data's!

😂
I know where you're coming from on a lot of you're posts, Ush. I know that you are a very smart person; I am too. It's pretty frustrating to see some of the ignorance that is posted at this site. So I know why you feel the need to explain things.

Anyway, keep your Jedi face, 'Qui-gon'. 😉

Qui-Gon rules...

The more I think about it, the more I reolize that Qui-gon is a VERY important character.

He found Ani, the boy who would save the universe. And he trained Obi-wan, the most involved Jedi in the saga.

He's great. I see he gets a lot of flak on-line for being some sort of 'un-Jedi' like Jedi; I think that's rubbish. When I saw him he was EVERYTHING I imagined a prequel era Jedi Master to be- fair, kind, caring, intelligent, and bloody lethal.

Ok, he was a maverick, but they always make more interesting screen characters.

and don't forget he was killed by the best Sith seen

I don't know if I agree with that, yers.