Author Topic: Blockland exists, and it's in Germany  (Read 1578 times)

http://www.blockland.de (German)

Who would've guessed? Judging from the Wikipedia article, it even seems like an ok place to visit if you're in the area around Bremen, or maybe even a nice little place to live.

EDIT: Blockland.de userstyle, courtesy of Darksaber2213.
https://userstyles.org/styles/129620/blockland-de-skin
« Last Edit: June 30, 2016, 02:40:38 AM by WaterOre »

blockland is leaking into real life

Quick, we must warn badpsot.

What a sweet little town!

I seen this before on Wikipedia when I was searching up Blockland on there.

we must all move there

blockland is leaking into real life

Quick, we must warn badpsot.
nah he's dead mate






the national socialists sausage-lovers are taking our brand!!

What are these translations?

Quote from: Blockland.de
Wonderfully quiet! Unless ... well, unless it's Father's Day, Whitsun or just a beautiful, sunny Sunday.
Then you might think all Bremen has made ​​on foot, by bicycle or on inline skates on the block land.

I can assume that this means that it's a hot tourist location, but then this line pops up immediately afterwards:

Quote from: Blockland.de
As residents we must then be boiled already pretty hard to even volunteered to venture out of the house and even in my car on the embankment.

"boiled pretty hard"
What? They boil their residents?
Even if I did live in Germany, I don't think I'd be going to Blockland any time soon, just from the fear of them making me into a giant tourist stew.

for april 2017 they should change the banner to the one on that website and make the website language german
« Last Edit: June 30, 2016, 02:04:40 PM by Whackin »

I'm booking a plane ticket as we speak fellas

"boiled pretty hard"
What? They boil their residents?
national socialists

for april 2017 they should change the banner to the one on that website and make this website german
I'd say it works pretty good

I could live with that for quite a long time tbh

that banner looks pretty good