Gangwassermuschel
English translation: wash / water basins on the corridors
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| 09:10 Jun 28, 2004 |
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peer agreement (net): +1wash / water basins on the corridors Explanation: I guess very impressed by the term "MüllGEFÄSS" ;-)) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 57 mins (2004-06-28 10:08:00 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Now I know that I am right(see below). It\'s just that we usually call that a Bassena in Austrian German, and not a Gangwasserbecken. It was also a declaration of war against the dark and overcrowded \'bassena\' apartments (a \"bassena\" is a water tap and sink in the corridor) in the rented barracks of Vienna\'s founding years. http://www.best-of-austria.com/tour/e-karlma.htm |
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