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Published: September 20th 2010
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Questions I have for Germany:
Why is everyone allowed to wear spandex?
Why are shoes required to be worn everywhere, even in the house?
Why are the y and the z switched on German keyboards?
Why do all students, even those who are 8-9 years old write with fountain pens?
Why do you think it's gross to drink tap water when mineral water tastes terrible?
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jane Chew
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1. Shoes are certainly not to be worn in the house; what you wear in the house are Hausschuhe. The point is that your street shoes don´t touch the inside floors, and your inside the house shoes don´t touch the street. Something to appreciate if you have to clean your own house. 2. The z and the y are different because they have a far greater need of the z than the y, so it is part of the "home keys". 3. The mineral water is a matter of taste. I prefer sparkling water to tap water. And acquired taste I guess.