Really? This is a team sport? Practiced by men?
OK, listen up Germans. I know how much you like to use English words (such as, say, ‘club’). But sometimes, when you only put part of what you are saying in English, and leave part in German, you can end up with a meaning you never intended…
I don’t think these guys ever figured out why we were so fascinated with their shirts.
Their logo is missing a testicle.
Ah, so that’s what that is.
Just a question: What strange ideas come up to your mind when you read the word “cone” or “bowling pin”? Just in case I am missing something.. the first name “Ruth” is not only the name of a Doctor in Germany, by the way. And isn’t this particular Kegel training good for men and women?
beautiful!
Well, it makes sense at Oktoberfest, doesn’t it?
“It can help prevent leaking urine”
And as much as I love your blog, Jens-Rainner, you are really missing something here.
Wait till you findout what “puddelrüh” means in Kölsch (dialect in Cologne)….
Love it!
hmmm, I am jealous, too bad I don’t drink anymore. It might have been fun to wear a shirt like this, or not.
love,
jesse
Adrian – brilliant observation! I know I would have preferred to spend less time waiting in that restroom line at Oktoberfest…
Jens – no translation involved. Just interpret the words as if they were supposed to be English….
Corregio – I googled to find out… too funny!! These shirts keep getting better and better.
That is too funny.. great find.
Ps. I have featured your blog on Swisstory… see here.
Have a great week!
Jessia 
LOL. It’s good to know that this invisible sport is getting the recognition it deserves.
