…so I strolled along the streets where I met this guy…
…and his white car.
somehow he got me wrong since the place he told me to go for some entertainment turned out as a flop.
thank god I ran into kosmas deli…
…where I joined some polish people drinking dutch beer…
…and more…
…and more.
the following day I was surprised waking up in some bushes near the sea having not the slightest idea what had happened the night before…
…only after some walking the pictures slowly came back…:
there was this man…
this dog…
and this girl…
…who wanted to be famous…
…and thought about starting a war…
the whole city got nervous and people started to pack up things in panic…
whereas suddenly the presence of priests was highly in demand again…
for a second I was tempted to call someone at ‘1057’ but…
…then these fighters came along my way and I lost my faith in such authorities.
gladly enough two more trustworthy guys on a mission from god told me to see their "contact person for special matters" whom...
I would recognize by his special appearance.
so I went to this obscure place they spoke about…
…where I ignored all warning signs at the entrance and…
…a bearded man played radical records besides a bottle of dutch beer what …
…made people drive crazy.
in the last corner things got even more mixed up but…
…I quickly realized this was the place of my “contact person for special matters”, puma lou…
…who knew nothing about a forthcoming war but still showed me the way to “room no.64”…
some hours(?) later when I had found my way to the bathroom and looked in the mirror I was afraid of…
… as you can see I was lucky and well-off enough to tell you all this…!











4 comments:
Geil Geil MegaGeil!!!
Hey Meister der Bilder...
da schaut man mal länger nich bei Dir vorbei und dann bekommt man gleich so nen Hammer geboten...respekt für die Arbeit!
...beste Grüße aus dem komischen Moselstädtchen! See ya in Skype!
dange dange! freit mich...! (un in zukunft gefaelligst oefter vorbeischaun! ;-)
Eine eloquent erzählte Geschichte pithoresker Bilder, Herr Kreglinger, chapeau chapeau!
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