Rock, paper, scissors use abounds. And, college student style is pervasive. Both of these were in Tübingen, Germany, in the Schwarzwald- last weekend's roadtrip.
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2 comments:
Hmmm....that's funny! It looks like the 1980s is making a comeback. They have all sorts of 80s stuff at H&M now.
I know. Too bad our old clothes wouldn't fit anymore.
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