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Andra, a Flyer and the Missionars (in short: Andra’s epic win)

Posted on 03/05/2014 by Kim Karlstein

“What is that?”, Andra wondered pointing at what looked like a long table with a group of four or five people standing behind the table. The table was standing right on the pavement and we were just heading from the … Continue reading →

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In this case I may have been a bit slow over a couple of years – or: I can’t explain why this slipped my pink radar

Posted on 25/04/2014 by Kim Karlstein

In case you do not know Kate Bush’s song “Kashka from Baghdad”you should really listen to it (here are the lyrics). In case you don’t know who Kate Bush is, you’re pardoned if you’re below a certain age, if you happen to be … Continue reading →

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Spread the love by hateful notes – or: what to do if customers insist on making the bible the basis for their decision

Posted on 01/11/2013 by Kim Karlstein

The religion of love has spread their love and concern for their fellow human being in the USA this time. One waiter had the joy of receiving a scribbled confirmation of his excelling skills at his job but was at … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: sinner

Andra, a Flyer and the Missionars (in short: Andra’s epic win)

In this case I may have been a bit slow over a couple of years – or: I can’t explain why this slipped my pink radar

Spread the love by hateful notes – or: what to do if customers insist on making the bible the basis for their decision

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