Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 14:48
Southampton Gull wrote:No such thing as a famous "Austrian".
You're all bloody Germans !!!
Which is what you all aspire to be
Which is what you all aspire to be
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Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 25 Oct 2012, 21:41
Oh if only you knew how much I wanted to put either my own name or yours to see what your reply would be lolaustrianandygull wrote:This is getting tougher by the post! OK so i'll reply to GG's BLACKADDER, a truly memorable comedy series in which Rown Atkinson plays the title role of Blackadder. For my Austrian comedy genius i'm going to go slightly leftfield and bend the rules a little and go for a british comedian playing an Austrian. Bruno, played in the film by Sacha Baron Cohen. Is that allowed?
In the field of science and theory, Steven Hawking is an exception in his field but so is psychology master Sigmund Freud. Nobody can beat him when it comes to getting people to lay down on a couchette to talk bollocks!
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Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 26 Oct 2012, 12:36
David Bailey (The photographer)
Oh, and while I'm there, David Attenborough.
Also, Ranulph Fiennes.
Oh, and while I'm there, David Attenborough.
Also, Ranulph Fiennes.
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 26 Oct 2012, 12:52
Well if you put Glostergull then i'd probably respond by taking a place in Austria and a nickname of an Austrian football team so it would be.......
Klagenfurtbull
Jeez Luke, erm
Felix Baumgartner and er..................erm, Hitler?
I concede defeat on that ( a bit like the Austrians really in EVERY F*CKING THING THEY COMPETE IN!! )
Klagenfurtbull
Jeez Luke, erm
Felix Baumgartner and er..................erm, Hitler?
I concede defeat on that ( a bit like the Austrians really in EVERY F*CKING THING THEY COMPETE IN!! )
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 26 Oct 2012, 16:46
I win the game!
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 26 Oct 2012, 22:14
I guess so Luke, prize is on it's way. :na:
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 27 Oct 2012, 00:03
I'll just take the prize of you admitting that Britain is better than Austria. Seems fair to me!
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 27 Oct 2012, 01:00
LOL - if Austria was that good, why stay and live in Britain
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 27 Oct 2012, 08:49
Money Scott, i don't have any therefore i have to remain here by default. If i had enough i'd be off quicker than a cyclist on drugs.
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 27 Oct 2012, 22:00
Did we do Fred Dibnah?
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 28 Oct 2012, 18:53
I told you WG, Hitler. He did more than knock down a couple of chimneys.
On a serious note, it's tragic that Hitler will ALWAYS be the most famous Austrian.
On a serious note, it's tragic that Hitler will ALWAYS be the most famous Austrian.
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 28 Oct 2012, 21:52
To be fair here Scott, Austria is the one place I'd pack up and move to if I had the chance. Absolutely love the place.Scott Brehaut wrote:LOL - if Austria was that good, why stay and live in Britain
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 28 Oct 2012, 21:58
To be fair here Scott, Austria is the one place I'd pack up and move to if I had the chance. Absolutely love the place.[/quote]
You could go and stay with my auntie in Graz!
Where abouts have you been Nick?
You could go and stay with my auntie in Graz!
Where abouts have you been Nick?
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 28 Oct 2012, 22:00
Do you know Seefeld? In the Innsbruck valley. Amazing little village.
Also St Wolfgang, Obergurgl & Niedarau. Been to those 3 once apiece, but Seefeld about 5 times now I think. Going again next summer if I can get the time off work.
Also St Wolfgang, Obergurgl & Niedarau. Been to those 3 once apiece, but Seefeld about 5 times now I think. Going again next summer if I can get the time off work.
Re: Famous Austrians v Famous Brits
Posted: 28 Oct 2012, 22:10
Never been to those places Nick but am familiar with them. St Gilgen is wonderful as is Mayrhofen which is where the bloke who supplies all my Austrian sausages and produce comes from. He lives in Bakewell and runs an Austrian coffee shop and restaurant in the centre of Bakewell. If you are ever visiting the peaks up here pop in to the Tiroler Stuberl in bakewell, sit down and enjoy a Viennese coffee and a Wienerwurst.
Carinthia ( or Karnten ) is a relatively undiscovered yet beautiful region and has Lake Worthersee as well as the pretty towns of Villach and Klagenfurt.
Carinthia ( or Karnten ) is a relatively undiscovered yet beautiful region and has Lake Worthersee as well as the pretty towns of Villach and Klagenfurt.