A bit different...but just a bit!

I decide to write some posts in english, so everybody can read and understand what I try to explain or want to say. This post is dedicated to the Thai people. I want to introduce them into the bavarian culture, the way I live in my home country and the appearance of the people living next to me. All I will write is NO distortion of the reality including the look of ALL bavarians. Bavaria is strictly divided from the rest of Germany by the "Weißwurstäquator". It's a kind of inofficial border to the other germans who do not know how to eat their food with knife, folk and spoon. This marginal group isn't even able to talk the harmonic, tradtional, fundamental, religious and smooth dialect called "Boarisch". Generally all Bavarians wear traditional cloths "Tracht". The wonderful women "Weiba" are used to wear a kind of dress which is better known as a "Dirndl". The bavarian men "Mannsbuida" are all good-looking and strong men and wear "Lederhosn" like you can see on the following picture:

Some of you even got the possibility to see me wearing my "Lederhosn" at Chiang Mai, Lamphun, Bangkok or Ko Samet. The best tool which helps a "Weib" getting a "Mannsbuid" is shown on the next picture:The magic weapon is called "Feigling" and it tastes like sweet liqueur which the "Mannsbuida" like to drink between their beerstops. But I heard fairy tales which tell that some "Mannsbuida" prefer another part of the "Weiba". You also can see on the last picture.

The Bavarians are very special people. They always privilege celebrating together with the other Bavarians in the beer-tent "Bierzelt".

Just talking "schmatzn", kidding "fankaln" or drinking beer "saufa"!

The "Mannsbuida" are always very thirsty, so they drink their beer out of big mugs:

This was the first part of my story about Bavaria. The next will follow perhaps tomorrow. I hope you understand why I enjoy to be a "Mannsbuid" of Bavaria.

Kind regards,

Clemens