Where's that?

Nah, They're too nice for anybody to try to keep 'em out.
...although they did give us Beiber. That's been a point of slight contention.
To be fair, though, we did lose the hockey game against them at the last Winter Olympics, so I suppose we have to keep him as part of the deal.
But other than that, we're good.

:-p
Sorry to hear you are not feeling well. Hope it improves throughout the day :-\
What is German food anyway? Hamburgers? Frankfurters? I am terrible with foreign foods :-p

Just wanted to send a little love and some hello's to the folks of the thread. I hope you all have been well, and that you have a wonderful weekend. I'll actually say something more interesting some day soon. Clearing the muddy waters of my brainstuffs is a slow process sometimes, and I'm bad enough at interacting with other humans when I've got my sh*t together. I'll get there. ;)

For now, a fond "hello" from my little corner of the world. :)

*hugs and waves all around*

**Big hug**

I always think of Reuben sandwiches, which I'm sure is wrong but damn are they good. :-)
You need to be here more, the Germans are taking over. :-)
Seriously, I hope you feel much better very soon.

Hello to you too!

*edit to add*
Sausages! X-Wurst and such!

WTF

Screw loose is putting it mildly... 0_o

Hey there Akh. Good to hear from you. Good luck clearing things out up there. Hope things are going decently well, and and all the not-great stuff gets better...
*big hug*

Well, mostly potatoes. At least according to my mom.

Reuben Sandwiches are positively... American.
In general I doubt you'll find a sandwich that originated in Europe. Maybe Britain...

Rule of Thumb is: If it is bread or something with meat that can be eaten on bread: good chance it is German.
Is it related to tomatoes or pasta? It's italian.
Does it feature any amount of soft alcohol? French
Feature any amount of liquor? East-european
Was it rotten? Scandinavian.
Did the recipe read like a Lovecraftian horror tale? British

Willy-nilly combination of one or more of the above, deep fried?
American.

+Bacon

That's hilarious!
But we call most anything eaten on bread a 'sandwich'. :-)

I'm not sure Bill Cosby quotes are in good taste anymore (I mean, he still was a pretty good comedian), but:
"I am proud to be an American. Because an American can eat anything on the face of this earth as long as he has two pieces of bread."