YR226 Just Like a Lesbian Amsterdam at the Bicyclemark house with Amy Abdou’s music on yeast radio

September 20, 2005 4:24 am

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Weep weep.
My last day in AmsTURDam unless Rita prevents my returd.

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Comment by Joost
2005-09-20 05:00:04

Great show Madge.
Sorry you leavin for the states today :(

 
Comment by bicyclemark
2005-09-20 07:27:37

Its true.. I dont pee in the morning.. but this particular morning I didnt want to make much noise or I might trigger madge’s sleep apnia.
Lucky we left lots of ice cream in the fridgedair otherwise you might go hungry.

Comment by Dutchguy
2005-09-20 12:39:47

Peeing, showering, some-one (nearly) dying in her sleep, this would have made a great vlog;-).

 
 
Comment by Dutchguy
2005-09-20 08:54:59

Hi Madge,

Mixing the bathroom and the watercloset is an American thing (hence the use of a single word for the two seperate things), we only started to take over that habit in the last twenty years or so.

Traditionally, in single family homes, the shower is on the second floor, just like the bedrooms. The toilet generally is on the first (ground) floor, generally in the hallway. The showers (mostly small L-shaped rooms) traditionally did have an indentation in the floor marking the shower area (de Douche), keeping water from flowing to the area featuring the sink (Wastafel), which is closer to the door. This may have been remodelled.

This showerroom traditionally does not have room for a toilet, so even in appartments it tended to be in it’s own closet.

For the modern Dutch solution look for something called the Douchecabine. The ‘portable’ showerhead may also be placed above the bath.

All Dutch homes do have a hallway, that’s been part of the buildingcode for ever, you’ll never see a place where you walk straight into the livingroom, upon entering the home.

The traditional closed off kitchen did have a backdoor to the garden or balcony. Starting in the 70′s the (semi-)open kitchen became en vogue, helped by the introduction of the afzuigkap or wasemkap, sucking the fumes and smells out of the kitchen. So, people started to break through the walls between living room and kitchen.

 
Comment by Eugene Quantico
2005-09-20 10:46:13

fantastic show, beautiful music, Amy did that Dylan song justice, take care madge and ask for a bulk head (exit bay door) seat on the way back (plenty of leg room) tell them you’re a fit and able bodied lesbian, that way you’ll have no cunts infront of you reclining whilst you’re chewing on beef jerky.

Quote of the month: ?You don?t really know yourself till you?ve shot up in an airplane toilet during turbulence

 
Comment by mindcaster
2005-09-20 13:36:39

wtf, next thing you know we’ll find an IKEA viral ad in here, pff
was a pleasure meeting you and happy turdbulations, Madge

Comment by Madge
2005-09-20 16:21:53

jij ook, HOER!

 
 
Comment by Dave Calderbank
2005-09-21 16:40:31

After reading all those wonderfull comments i really feel bad that i didn’t get to meet you Madge…

Nah, just kidding, had a great time in Paris and didn’t miss your bloated ass one bit.

 
Comment by Eugene Quantico
2005-09-22 12:16:58

i shat in the mouth of a stranger last night as it listened to this episode of yeast radio, it loves yeastradio.

 
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