Amadeus,

        Your post brings back memories.  I lived in Kaiserslautern in 1979-80.
And I still remember a "bavarian" joke.  How do you make a bavarian
bark?  Tell him, "I know where you can get free beer."  His immediate
response, "Wo-wo? Wo-wo?  Wo-wo?" :)

        Don't know if I could even be attempting paleo if I were still in
Germany.  I think maybe a jaegger schnitzle (sorry about the spelling)
and a Koenig Pilsner would be just too much to pass up.

Robert

Amadeus Schmidt wrote:
>
> On Fri, 18 Sep 1998 21:54:36 -0500, Mahesh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> >Hello Amadeus!
> >
> >>(just a little fond of his celtic-bavarian blood line)
> >
> >Was bedeuten Sie?
> >
> I don't understand your question, mahesh.
> I come from bavaria which is in southern germany. Bavaria has been
> part of the celtic root-culture (Hallstatt and  La Tene) which
> lasted from about 1000BC until 15BC here.
> I has been overlayed by "germanic" tribes later which came from north
> (and east?) and brought possibly bloodtype A , B, AB.
> Blood type mixture in Germany is similar to France/USA,
> a mixture of type 0 and types A B AB, possibly from more celtic
> and more northern sources.
> We use to have a little bavarian local patriotism here ;-)
> Amadeus

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