What is Germany to you?

[PlattitüdenPaule]

Thought I`d hop onto the train.

[Dick]

Richmondbread

[Linebacker]

Germs are pathogens that exist in every living organic thing and can produce disease.

[Cristiano viejo]

The great problem for Europeans since 1945 and specially since the creation of EU.

[Tannhauser]

[Alexandro]

A country I have visited numerous times in my life, always loved my time spent there and most Germans I've met have been amicable and just generally very cool. Also, your people are for the most part very reliable in my experience - If they say they'll do something, they fucking do it. Working with them is a pleasure! Also, of course they economically are a powerhouse, with a rich history, the food and beer is great, and their football clubs like Bayern are admirable (people here were very salty about that game, I'll have you know).

Although, one thing I am curious about....what is up with the digging of holes on beaches? For example, when I want to go swim or just chill at the beach where I live there is practically always some German digging a 3-4 meter hole in the sand. Why is this? Are your people attempting to assert their Deutsch dominance on Spanish soil?

[Daco Celtic]

[Ruggery]

This


I'm sorry, but every time Germany is mentioned I think of this, not Hitler or the Nazis.

[Ruggery]

The great problem for Europeans since 1945 and specially since the creation of EU.

For some Europeans it is the United States for others Russia but I had not heard Germany as a problem, by the way it is Belgium who has control of the European Union.

[Latinus]

A very advanced country, which contributed a lot to the world in the fields of technology, classical music, philosophy, great industrial rock (Rammstein, Eisbrecher), and also being the first nation do adapt Bram Stoker's Dracula to the big screen: Nosferatu.