Glühwein and Rauchzipferl

In Leeds we have a German market every christmas. It's still November, but they're already set up. I went with the lads from work and a potential new recruit on Thursday, to have a Glühwein, which was very nice.

Next to the Glühwein place was the inevitable German sausage stall. You could get a hot Bratwurst (inna bun) for £2, but I paid the extra 50p to get something called a Rauchzipferl, which is apparently much the same but “more spicy”. The Germans certainly know how to make a good spicy sausage.

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Just took the annual web design survey that AListApart do. I don't realy consider myself to be a web designer, but I have been doing a lot of HTML and CSS lately.
Monday Apr 23rd 2007, 18:23 »
Strange, there appears to be a bare-knuckle boxing match going on in the field outside my flat. Wish they wouldn't make so much noise about it.
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“In its written form, Hebrew has no vowels, making it the ideal language for texting.”
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