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Obviousman wrote:Ah, so definately looking up to someone then...
Don't know what part of a person you see when you have your head in that anglee though
I do tend to find myself staring tall gentlemen like yourself between the nipples...
(assuming you're tall 'cos you're Dutch... )
But I look up to no-one!
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
boudicca wrote:You lowlanders are a law unto yourselves .
When I went to the consulate to get me a new passport, they had to see how tall I was... Can you believe the meter only went to two metres, at a Dutch consulate
boudicca wrote:You lowlanders are a law unto yourselves .
When I went to the consulate to get me a new passport, they had to see how tall I was... Can you believe the meter only went to two metres, at a Dutch consulate
They must have a lot of problems with that - I heard you have a vocal "Tall People's Lobby" (Taal Peepools Lobbij? ) who hassle hotels to make their beds longer, doorways higher and so on.
Do tell, am I falling prey to national stereotypes here?
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
I asked her if they had a lot of problems with it and was laughing about it, but the lady behind the desk didn't seem to get the joke
Anyway, personally I wouldn't mind that lobby (though I'm not that monstrously big), hotel beds are just pure horror, my head has had several unfriendly encounters with doorways and so on
Don't know how vocal they are however
And stereotypes? Let me look up how you guys are stereotyped then
Obviousman wrote:I asked her if they had a lot of problems with it and was laughing about it, but the lady behind the desk didn't seem to get the joke
Anyway, personally I wouldn't mind that lobby (though I'm not that monstrously big), hotel beds are just pure horror, my head has had several unfriendly encounters with doorways and so on
Don't know how vocal they are however
And stereotypes? Let me look up how you guys are stereotyped then
Feel free, I know us Scots have an unblemished worldwide reputation...
(as tiny fat mean drunken aggressive slobs with ginger hair )
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
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