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I work since some years at a classic and freaky blues and rock pub close to Bielefeld.
Over the years this Pub went more and more in a Psychonaut Pub. :mrgreen:
Here are some Pics:
I made a Poster from the nice Powerline Presskit Pic as a birthday gift for the barkeeper:
The Poster from the outstanding Bremen Unicorn Show:
You know it, I guess:
You can try the delicious pizza Motorpsycho:
With: cucumber, tomato, banana, spaghetti, garlic and optional, for the special taste: feta cheese
Here it is:
Of coure it's a veggie pizza.
Some ticket's from concerts the barkeeper saw:
(click on the pic's to see bigger one)
:MPD:
Jesus fucking christ that sounds disgusting. Cucumber, spaghetti and banana, who cares if it is a vegetarian pizza if it tastes like shit. Believe me, the only place in the world where people will eat and pay for something like that must be Germany. I am sure you need to be stoned out of your head and you have gulp it down with half a litre of Jägermeister. Mahlzeit!
I'd skip the banana too. More revolting pizzas here: https://www.google.com/search?q=world%27s+most+revolting+pizza&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=tZhTUMfgDcbi4QSapYCgBw&biw=1608&bih=879&sei=uZhTUIztGoGo4gSBy4DQBQ
Quote:the only place in the world where people will eat and pay for something like that must be Germany.:mrgreen:
I'd skip the spaghetti. But cucumber and banana? I will try this. Though I'd put only fresh banana on it when it's done coming out of the oven. Baked or cooked banana is evil.
:mrgreen:
This wasn`t my Idea.
I doubted that it will taste good. But it does.
Spagehtti and cucumber have no really self character taste, but the combination of banana and garlic is great. And Feta gives the kick.
But maybe – most of the people who liked it are german – and some are english :mrgreen:
I'm sure that the guy who created this wonderful pizza wasn't stoned and he certainly drank no Jägermeister (that is a totally typical bad german drink :wink:) but maybe he drank to much
Quote:judging something without knowing it, that's typical….where are you from, gyankumar?Well, to be precise, he didn't really judge it, he just said it "sounded" disgusting – which is fair enough to say. I agree on that one. What I find interesting is that bad food seems to be associated with Germany… In fact, here in Germany, we have a common prejudice saying it's the English who are supposed to eat a lot of crap! :mrgreen: No offense intended, it's just a prejudice… Though I have to say I'm not a huge fan of blood pudding, f.ex.
@TheOne FormerlyKnownAsDaniel:
oh yeah, the augustiner is great and the edelstoff, too…
@Great King Rat:
yeah but associating bad food with germany is a prejudice…i mean i haven't ate a pizza with bananas on it and i think it could taste bad but i still would try it at least…and "I am sure you need to be stoned out of your head and you have gulp it down with half a litre of Jägermeister. Mahlzeit!" isn't friendly either…
I was hoping there were a couple of innocent translation errors but then I saw the photo.
Instead of "Motorpsycho," the pizza should be called "Let Them Eat This" :wink:
@Un.Chien.d.Espace
So, there really is that prejudice about German food? If I may ask, where are you from? And if you're not German, is that a popular commonplace in your country?
Can other non-German psychonauts confirm this?
I'm just curious about that because I haven't heard that one before. I know we are supposed to have no humour and to be over-correct and so on but I've never come across the bad-food-thing…
Don't get me wrong: I'm not insulted or angry or anything like that. I'm just interested in prejudices. In fact, I like them as a phenomenon, I even think they're quite natural and normal, and many are even really funny!
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