hi,

a few days ago (Sep 20th) in Berlin they held an election for the next city
gov't.  one of the local politicians interviewed wore a small pin on his jacket
which had a real good "message" (imo :-)).  I only got a brief glimpse, took no
screenshot, and from memory my render (the "first cut"), the colouring of the
letters in particular, doesn't do the real thing justice.  but anyway..


regards, jr.

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I like this "message".
@Habeck4Kanzler.

You are from berlin?

m
cologne

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hi,

> I like this "message".
> @Habeck4Kanzler.

he got out of the "Ampel" with his reputation intact, if I recall correctly.


> You are from berlin?
> m
> cologne

I wish I could stand up and claim "I am a doughnut", but no, like you (?) I hail
from "the Rheinland"[*], up-river from .. 4711 </grin>.  I moved to West-Berlin
to work, do an apprenticeship, and had left by the time it became Berlin once
more.

[*] born and raised a literal stone's throw from the river.


regards, jr.

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"jr" <cre### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> hi,
>
> a few days ago (Sep 20th) in Berlin they held an election for the next city
> gov't.  one of the local politicians interviewed wore a small pin on his jacket
> which had a real good "message" (imo :-)).  I only got a brief glimpse, took no
> screenshot, and from memory my render (the "first cut"), the colouring of the
> letters in particular, doesn't do the real thing justice.  but anyway..
>
>
> regards, jr.

Hi jr,

quite a daring but un-mistakeable message - for a politician at least!
And I like it! And I like your image!
He or she might get reprimanded by his or her party -
just for political reasons of course ;)

Greetings from the Northern part of Bavaria called Franconia

Droj

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:) from just a few km over your western border

ingo

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hi,

"Droj" <803### [at] drojde> wrote:
> > ... doesn't do the real thing justice.  but anyway..
> quite a daring but un-mistakeable message - for a politician at least!
> And I like it! And I like your image!
> He or she might get reprimanded by his or her party -
> just for political reasons of course ;)

thank you, v much.  I agree it was unusual, and refreshing :-), for a public
persona not to wear the "rote" colours-of-your-country pin.


> Greetings from the Northern part of Bavaria called Franconia

Earth then, phew..  ;-)



@ingo "... your western border"

you live in Ireland ?!  </grin>



regards, jr.

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"jr" <cre### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
>
> a few days ago (Sep 20th) in Berlin they held an election for the next city
> gov't.  one of the local politicians interviewed wore a small pin on his jacket
> which had a real good "message" (imo :-)).  I only got a brief glimpse, took no
> screenshot, and from memory my render (the "first cut"), the colouring of the
> letters in particular, doesn't do the real thing justice.  but anyway..

Hey, whoa! We need to keep this forum non-political!

Also, FCK NZS.

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Three Povrayers from Germany alone.
That is enough to form a union :)

m

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