Hannes’s posterous

Click here to download:

aufdiefresse.pdf (32 KB)

My roommate made these.

This is a recent shot of the Bubblegum Sequencer.

From Aardvark:

 me: I noticed people at airports pay lots of money to have their
suitcases wrapped in ceran. Why? So their clothes stay fresh during
the flight? In case the clothes stick together in case the suitcase
pops open like a sausage?

 (From Kurt D./30/M/ChapelHill,US, Re: **airports**)
to make every trip feel like christmas

 (From Ramon T./M/Evanston,US, Re: **airports**)
hahahah, not quite, but close... the idea for the saran wrap is: yes
to protect the bag. it will not keep your cloth fresh... since many
bags are handled in violent ways at the airports...they break, and
having them wrapped in plastic will keep all the stuff together (but
it will not guarantee that it doesn't break)... I personally never use
that... and I travel quite a bit. Wirklich lohnt es sich nicht...
Schöne Abend hier in Berlin :)

 (http://vark.com/t/5e472e)

I was getting tired of all these guides pointing people to the "best
XY" in town. It's phony, because with such mundane fast-food items as
Döner and Currywurst, I just don't think the variance of quality is
that great.

 So I asked Aardvark where I could get the worst Döner in Berlin:

 Max P./M/Berlin,DE just joined Aardvark and gave an answer to your
question about **Berlin**:
"kristalldöner near rathaus spandau, klosterstr."

 Heiko H./36/M/Munich,DE just responded to your question about **Berlin**:
"There is not a single place that comes to mind, but pick any döner
restaurant in an area with LOTS of tourists but not as many locals.
Try places close to Zoo Station, for example."

Sebastien Tellier: Roche

Jay Haze: Direct Hit