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- 13.2.2010: Steampunk Cthulhu contraption
- 13.2.2010: Remember Dresden
- 12.2.2010: Happy Darwin Day!
- 12.2.2010: Remember USS Macon
- 11.2.2010: Happy Birthday, Mr. Edison
- 10.2.2010: The Wedding of the Century
- 10.2.2010: Steampunk in the Czech Republic and Russia
- 9.2.2010: 100 years of Salon de locomotion aerienne
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Archive für Juni 2009
There shall be no silence
12.6.2009 by Traveler.
The following video is an attempt to keep certain people from silencing others.
And just a small thing, dear Christian creationists: Thou shalt not bear false witness. Does that ring a bell at all?
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Steampunk delights and a delighted Steampunk
6.6.2009 by Traveler.
So,
I have defeated the aformentioned nemesis and got hold of the boots. Yes!
Plus:
Since my Steampunk persona is a Captain of the Kaiserliches Zeppelinkorps from the Kingdom of Württemberg, I am most happy to now be in the owner of this belt buckle:
Unfortunately, right now I have no belt to go with it, although I thought I had.
Never fear, thanks to the ætherweb and Ebay, where I purchased the beltbuckle, I have already ordered the belt to go with it. My Steampunk uniform is finally getting some neat accessories.
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The arch-enemy of the German Steampunk
1.6.2009 by Traveler.
The arch-enemy of the German Steampunk is , apart from the aggressive conformist, is the German customs official.
I recently ordered these boots in the USA (because they are a lot cheaper in the States):
It took them just one week to cross theAtlantic and arrive in Munich (sadly, they did not travel by Zeppelin, that would have been too fantastic, by Jove!).
And now they are sitting in the customs office there and I have not even officially been informed. However: The US Postal service sent an email, informing me about their attempted delivery. Since I was at home at the time the delivery supposedly took place, I placed a few phonecalls and found out that it was “attempted” because it could not be finished. And it could not be finished, because German customs intervended. Like every good German administrative authority, they are slow to inform the average citizen and so it may take another before I will be officially be informed that I can pick the boots up in Garching-Hochbrück (that’s where the office is).
But since I know now, I can phone them tomorrow, ask and simply go there and get my boots.
I shall face my arch-enemy without flinching!
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