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Welcome aboard Lisertan... I had an Atari 2600, the C64... but also an IBM PET...although I was older than you at the time... clocking in now at 52

Welcome to the community.

Tobse82 wrote:@Lisertan: welcome!

One initial Question: John Deere or Fendt???

(Remember: There's only one correct answer, to not getting beaten up )

just joking

Valtra?

Lars,
Nice to meet you! I have been to Germany once back in the 90s, but it was just a quick tour of the salt mines in Berchtesgaden... Spent more time in Austria... Fell in love with Innsbruck and Vienna... and the Steigl beer!!! In fact the only German I can remember to speak is, "Eins bier, bitte."


Glad to have you around!!

So Lars, your here to keep everyone in line? Keep an eye on mdoss above my post, only kidding, welcome aboard my friend, glad to have you with us!

Welcome Lars. I think we're all looking forward to a bit more communication even if it's just someone saying there's not an answer yet like you mentioned above. Glad to have you here.

Preble 818 wrote:I think we're all looking forward to a bit more communication even if it's just someone saying there's not an answer yet like you mentioned above.

I know I am! Anyway, but yes, even though, if there isn't a definite answer, it would still be nice just to let us know if there is some trouble or something has/hasn't released quite yet. Communication is key.

Tobse82 wrote:@Lisertan: welcome!

One initial Question: John Deere or Fendt???

(Remember: There's only one correct answer, to not getting beaten up )

just joking

Well, he is German so that answer should be obvious......


Welcome aboard!

Amboss wrote:

RODHA wrote:

Lisertan wrote:Thank you 38 is a great age btw

Well, it is fine.
40 is the real nightmare

God, how on earth 40 years has passed

Welcome to the club! Last Saturday I thought about clubbing again then ended up back home after one beer

Good for you. I've quit drinking a few years back. Stomach issues. You know, old guy stuff

Welcome to the forum lars, you can expect a lot of "ask lars" posts from me lol.

Guil wrote:Welcome to the forum lars, you can expect a lot of "ask lars" posts from me lol.

LOL LOL LOL

That is going to hit really hard

mdoss wrote: "Eins bier, bitte."

Well, if that's not a useful line in Germany, then I don't know what is.

Thanks for the kind words everyone- Feel free to create as many 'ask Lars' posts as you want. I might not be able to get all the answers, but I can at least try.

Lisertan wrote:I might not be able to get all the answers, but I can at least try.

That's all we ask for, is trying.

Lisertan wrote:Feel free to create as many 'ask Lars' posts as you want

Ask as many "ask Lars" you say? Hmm... Glad to have you here.

Welcome aboard Lars, refreshing to see investment from Giants to listen and interact with their customers.

Welcome. I spent 30 days in Germany traveling by rail and Army APC carrier in October 1970--tells my age here(70) now-- during operation Reforger 2 playing war games after returning from the real war in Vietnam. Landed in Frankfurt, picked up equipment, put it on rail cars, unloaded in ??????? and spent the rest of the time looking at Germany from the observer hatch of Armed Personnel Carrier when not on field maneuvers. My APC was always sent out ahead to "scout" our next operation. We always tried to park close to a small town. Within an hour of parking the kids would arrive and we would send them back into town for beer(excellent beer, by the way) chocolate, bread , cheese, etc. We would tip them to do this for us. They came everyday as long as we were there. We had a captain and 3 other guys in my section. Took lots of pictures from the top of that APC--mostly slides that I haven't looked at in years(not sure they are even any good anymore). Spent one night at a hotel in Nurenberg and a little time at 'The Wall' there. Ended up in Graafenveer (sp?) for 3 days to turn in our equipment and fly back to U.S. By the way, I am half German-half Dutch descent. The rumor is that I came from the mean German area--but I am not very mean. I don't post as much here as I did on FS13 or 15 but I check what is happening on a regular basis.

Welcome Lisertan!

Oh yeah, the Atari fake wood trim and chunky cartridges. And probably one of the most iconic joysticks ever made.