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  1. Original post
    gumby
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    With all the cycling on the tv I have started thinking towards the long
    cold nights without [censored] at Tomalaris and Phil and Paul.

    I have just bought a tabletop games Carcassone and half remembered a
    game called 'Um Reifenbreite' (By the width of a tyre) played with
    dice, cards also called 'Homas Tour'

    I have done a small bit of googling and have downloaded a few card sets
    and rules (without pictures).

    Has there ever been an English language version of this game made?

    My German language ist shrecklich, dont particularly want the German
    language version, but I could ~eventually~ cope.

    Does anyone have the game, or played it or have any comments?
    Steven

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  2. Graeme Dods
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    gumby said:

    My German language ist shrecklich, dont particularly want the German
    language version, but I could ~eventually~ cope.

    Shrecklich? Was? Großes grünes ogrelich?? Ahh, *schrecklich*! Ich
    verstehen.

    Sorry, I *really* need to improve my terrible German, wonderful
    language for shouting at people in :-) Other than that, there's not too
    much use for it in Australia.

    Graeme

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  3. gumby
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    Graeme Dods said:
    gumby said:

    My German language ist shrecklich, dont particularly want the German
    language version, but I could ~eventually~ cope.

    Shrecklich? Was? Großes grünes ogrelich?? Ahh, *schrecklich*! Ich
    verstehen.

    Sorry, I *really* need to improve my terrible German, wonderful
    language for shouting at people in :-) Other than that, there's not too
    much use for it in Australia.

    Graeme

    reading doctors prescriptions?
    workshop manuals for volkswagens?
    disclaimers by T-mobile

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  4. Email address hidden
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    gumby said:
    Graeme Dods said:
    gumby said:

    My German language ist shrecklich, dont particularly want the German
    language version, but I could ~eventually~ cope.

    Shrecklich? Was? Großes grünes ogrelich?? Ahh, *schrecklich*! Ich
    verstehen.

    Sorry, I *really* need to improve my terrible German, wonderful
    language for shouting at people in :-) Other than that, there's not too
    much use for it in Australia.

    Graeme

    reading doctors prescriptions?
    workshop manuals for volkswagens?
    disclaimers by T-mobile

    Vorsprung durch dumkopfen

    Ich bin einer bratwurst und der sauerkraut

    Deutschland, Deutschland uber pfeffernusse

    und der cryink und der groanink ('The Great Dictator', I think)

    All useful phrases . . .

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  5. hippy
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Sorry, I *really* need to improve my terrible German, wonderful
    language for shouting at people in :-) Other than that, there's not too
    much use for it in Australia.

    Vorsprung durch dumkopfen
    Ich bin einer bratwurst und der sauerkraut
    Deutschland, Deutschland uber pfeffernusse
    und der cryink und der groanink ('The Great Dictator', I think)
    All useful phrases . . .

    "Eine bier bitte" and "danke" is all you'll ever need! 😄

    hippy
    "gurgle gurgle"

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  6. Peter Keller
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    mfhor said:
    gumby said:
    Graeme Dods said:

    gumby wrote:

    > My German language ist shrecklich, dont particularly want the German
    > language version, but I could ~eventually~ cope.

    Shrecklich? Was? Großes grünes ogrelich?? Ahh, *schrecklich*! Ich
    verstehen.

    Sorry, I *really* need to improve my terrible German, wonderful
    language for shouting at people in Other than that, there's not too
    much use for it in Australia.

    Graeme

    reading doctors prescriptions?
    workshop manuals for volkswagens?
    disclaimers by T-mobile

    Vorsprung durch dumkopfen

    Ich bin einer bratwurst und der sauerkraut

    Deutschland, Deutschland uber pfeffernusse

    und der cryink und der groanink ('The Great Dictator', I think)

    All useful phrases . . .

    --
    And the classic from JF Kennedy:

    "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
    equals
    "I am a sausage!"

    Peter

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  7. matagi
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    Peter Keller said:

    On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 05:01:08 -0700, "mfhor wrote:

    -
    And the classic from JF Kennedy:

    "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
    equals
    "I am a sausage!"

    Peter

    Nein, my little kartoffel, a Berliner is a type of doughnut. [img]cyclingforums.comtongue.gif[/img]

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  8. Peter Keller
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    matagi said:
    Peter Keller said:

    On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 05:01:08 -0700, "mfhor wrote:

    -
    And the classic from JF Kennedy:

    "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
    equals
    "I am a sausage!"

    PeterNein, my little kartoffel, a Berliner is a type of doughnut. [image:


    http://cyclingforums.com/images/smilies/tongue.gif]

    Noch besser!!

    Peter

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    Certified virus free. No microsoft involved.

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  9. Resound
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    hippy said:

    "Eine bier bitte" and "danke" is all you'll ever need! 😄

    hippy
    "gurgle gurgle"

    Never "Zwei bier bitte"? Time spent speaking German is drinking time wasted.

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  10. hippy
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    Resound said:

    Never "Zwei bier bitte"? Time spent speaking German is drinking time wasted.

    "allez bier bitte" 🙂

    hippy

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  11. Theo Bekkers
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    "Peter Keller" wrote

    Quoted message said:

    And the classic from JF Kennedy:

    "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
    equals
    "I am a sausage!"

    Dang, I always thought he wanted a flash Commodore.

    Theo

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  12. gumby
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    Theo Bekkers said:

    "Peter Keller" wrote

    Quoted message said:

    And the classic from JF Kennedy:

    "Ich bin ein Berliner!"
    equals
    "I am a sausage!"

    Dang, I always thought he wanted a flash Commodore.

    Theo

    So No-one has played the game then? Pity. I remember someone writing
    about it on a.b some time ago.

    I have really gone off computer games in a big way.

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