Doc does Dusseldorf and a German wedding

And arrived. Can't check in yet so I'll go for a wonder.
 
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You can probably check in online, Doc. Most airlines allow in 24 or 48 hours in advance.

That’ll leave you more time for your wonderful…
 
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I assumed he meant the Dusseldorf hotel room is not ready yet ...

Very probably. I think I just associated it with the departures board picture from earlier.

Hey-ho, he’s there now and, I assume, he enjoyed his wonderful.
 
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Ah c'mon Doc, you are in Düsseldorf. You must drink the Altbier or Alt for short in the brewhouses Schlussel or the Uerige or the Schumacher, they are all within 5 minutes.

Soak up a bit of culture. Impress the bride and groom :ROFLMAO:

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Ah c'mon Doc, you are in Düsseldorf. You must drink the Altbier or Alt for short in the brewhouses Schlussel or the Uerige or the Schumacher, they are all within 5 minutes.

Soak up a bit of culture. Impress the bride and groom :ROFLMAO:

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Funny just been talking about you.
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Noooooo, not the big glass! So near and yet so far:ROFLMAO:

"Altbier is traditionally served in small 0.2L or 0.25L glasses to ensure the beer stays cold, fresh, and carbonated from the first sip to the last.
Because Altbier is a delicate, crisp, top-fermented German ale that undergoes cold-conditioning (lagering), its carbonation and subtle flavor balance degrade quickly if left sitting in a large glass."
 


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