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Sta.sh
But there you go, stereotypes sell (particularly with a rack like that...)
I've recently been to our local brewery museum and they told us about a German beer that is ONLY for export, and which is deliberately laden with clichés in order to sell better overseas.
I think it sports 3 in the name alone
I just looked up what this "St. Pauli Girl" Beer is about... Seriously I'm german and I've been to Bremen (the city where this beer - according to the website - comes from) and I never saw or heard of that beer. More important, St. Pauli is a quarter of Hamburg... which lies about one and a half hours with the car to the east of Bremen and most important, women in north germany do not wear dirdles (that weird dress that this girl is wearing). Acctually, only in the very very south of germany - and only there - are dresses like these worn (in Bavaria).
/Rage end/
Am I know part of your "A-Team"?
And i don't like beer (okay, I'm underage...)
And St. Pauli is one of the best footballclub's!
YAY!
St. Pauli is a part of Hamburg, its at the german coast, up in the north, well that kind of dress is
worn in Bayern the very southern part in germany.
The soccerclub St. Pauli is especially known for its skull and bones flag and its rude but very enthusiastic fans.
So go tell the company, to dress her up like a pirate girl ^.^