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Admittedly, I didn't know something was brewing when I started the race. But when I was completely shot after 20 km I realized things weren't working as they should.

Back in 2006 I skied a 30km race on the day I got the flu. Was knocked out for a week afterwards. Had I tried the same today I wouldn't have survived.

Hear the groans of the long dead seamen See them stir and they start to rise Bodies lifted by good spirits None of them speak and they're lifeless in their eyes!

What a moron.

Hasseln Sie bitte den Hoff nicht.

That's a 9 hour time shift. Brutal indeed. Especially in that direction.

Whisky ...?

Willst du die Wurst in Flammen sehen? To answer the question, first I think of must be cars. Been driving a German car for a few years now. Other things: German tourists in too big camper cars on too narrow Norwegian roads. Rammstein. Messerschmitts (I am an aviation geek after all)...

How does that happen? :(

And now I'm on a plane. Waiting for the remaining passengers to find their seats. Going north again.

I'm on a bus.

Crawler? Edit: I guess you can find some dialect where it rhymes.

How about Reach Out for a spot in the encore? With Adrian on lead vocals, of course.

Band discussion on playing AtG: Steve: Come on guys. For once I want to surprise the fans, don't be so negative. Adrian: But Steve ... I can't remember the solo Steve: Jan, can you play it? Janick: Of cou... gets interrupted by Adrian starting practicing. Bruce: I can't remember the lyrics...

A cool tour idea, especially if some rarity from SiT gets played.

All these songs are good. Several of them are great. But only one is Powerslave.

This explains that you were thinking of Communism while I was not - when I hear that word I think of the Soviet Union and in this context, building style associated with that era. Hence the mention of the bus terminal building and the concrete giants (namely the Munch museum and the new National...

Well, art is art, but I really don't know what they were thinking with that new Munch museum. It looks like it's covered with road railing. The opera house on the other hand, I think looks quite cool and don't get any associations to communism or Soviet architecture. Around the Central Station...

"Wollt ihr den totalen Krieg?"