Germany: 4
Why you don’t wear Axe in Cologne.
Out of all my travels across
that land, no place had more dykes than this WONDERFUL city. The dykes didn’t
make it wonderful. They ruined it. Koln (the
“o” has an umlaut over it) pronounced cologne was the most ~diverse~ city
there. I mean, seriously, I wasn’t the only black person in germany
anymore!
“ZOMG teh NEOFOLKLORE
ist negro!” that warrants an NFL slap, scroll down to previous entries where my
picture just might be.
For once
there’s a city where the dark skinned people didn’t ghetto it up! That’s one
plus on europe’s black people. Fellow
american’s, is there a major development where the black people don’t act
stereotypical? Go down that one street u normally avoid and then come tell me.
Bet its not like that in Europe, especially in Koln.
It wasn’t
the black people that turned me off of that city, it was definitely the dykes.
They.were.all.so.pretty! Yet gay. Which does nothing for me.
Another
thing that SHOULD have turned me off was the BIG ASS TEMPLE IN THE MIDDLE OF
THE CITY. Of course we live in the unholy age of mega-churches… but even in
holy age of 1100 AD you didn’t need churches THIS LARGE. This is even past the
magnificent word “CATHEDRAL”. The only word that describes this is BACH.
“BIG ASS CHURCH HOUSE”

This CHUNK
of architecture could not fit into my disposable camera! I tried every angle!
But I just could >not< fit that BACH into the view! Frikken viewfinderz,
need me a wide angle LENZ! When there’s a problem.. there always a solution~~ a
lightbulb clicked in my head. My ingenious idea was to strategically – I NFL
SLAPPED SOME RANDOM DYKETT and took her photographic device. It was okay. She
ran. It wasn’t far bkuz that guy fell on her.

*sigh* stereotypical black people.
Now don’t
get me wrong, I think that church cathedral was pretty damn awesome! But here’s
why it SHOULD have turned me off. “HEY TOURISTS! DID YOU KNOW YOU CAN RUN ALL THE
WAY TO THE TOP OF THE CHURCH!? CAN SEE THE ENTIRE CITY!”
It sounded
like a good idea. At the time. Lets re-analyze this.

Now scroll
up. See the size of the man in comparison? THAT’S A LONG WAY. Does the obelisk
in Washington DC have >ANYTHING< on these stairs to
heaven? I really don’t think so. It wasn’t comfortable. The spiral staircase
weren’t built to any regulations, not by the mighty US of muthafuckin A’s
standards. They were skinny. Of course I fit up them without any problem, but
IM A MINORITY! Rofl, no I’m not talking about anymore racial stuff, I’m talking
about being thin. The largely obese population of the US (hahaha
largely obese, what irony) would have difficulty fitting in that staircase.
Because it was used for ascent and descent, meaning there were people coming in
both directions.
Dear reader, don’t get offended, its just a fact: You won’t
fit, this is the voice of experience.
THE HOLY TEMPLE’s
STAIRCASE WAS DEFILED!
Think about that. I
even added a diagram to explain the unnatural physics occurring with the
graffiti within that staircase. Nobody is that tall. Why is the graffiti so
high up. THAT DISTURBS ME. There must have been some insane acrobatics taking
place in that churchwell. I cannot explain it, I am not going to try.
BUT WHEN YOU
>THINK< YOU HAVE REACHED THE TOP.
Think again.
After reaching the
spacious atrium in the sky you walk
toward the center… where everyone else is going.. to find SURPRISE!
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More stairs.
There were
substantially less people walking down these stairs. Less oncoming traffic,
what happened to everyone? OH I KNOW!!!

lol.
You could see the
whole city, but it wasn’t that great, nothing but dykes on the streets.. and
eventually I had to go back down.
In conclusion: that
wasn’t the smartest thing I’ve ever done.
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