The Mad Red Motherf**ker World Tour.
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@T4920 That's fine with me! I would have gone to the New Model Army show on the 16th with the MRMF to honor @neph93, but it is what it is.
Let's work out shipping methods during the next days (maybe @Giles can assist with a UPS shipping label?) so that I have it on the 22nd at the latest. I'll leave for the Netherlands on the 25th... -
We can create a label and email it to you Tom. It will require you to drop it off at a UPS facility or organise a pick up...
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What's mad? What's red? What's IN THE HOUSE?
It's beautiful, and it's so much of everything I would never have considered getting for myself. The style, the colour...
But it fits, and surprisingly well so!
To honor the previous efforts of @T4920, I thought I'd have a nice beer on him tonight.
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My first day with the MRMF is in the books.
Looking back, I noticed that I never posted any proper introduction on the forum, but just casually slipped in a while back.
So let's use this opportunity to remedy that.My name is Thomas, born 1978, thus currently 45 years old.
Married with 2 kids, boy currently 11, daughter currently 7.
I am a lawyer by trade, certified in the field of IT-law (information technology), but also working in the field of IP (intellectual property).
As of yesterday, I had my license for 19 years. I am self employed, basically running my own law firm as a one man show, with one employee. I do share the office space with other colleagues working in the same field, though.
The pictures I regularly post in the WAYWT today thread are taken in the entrance to the office building.
I'm sure the MRMF is fit for doing the lord's work, but today it had to to the law's work
My office is based in Cologne, Germany, where I was born and have lived for many years.
But, as so many do with kids, I heard suburbia call, and we now live roughly 25 mins outside of the city.The cologne cathedral is in walking distance, so I took a quick stroll during my lunch break.
Here it is in all it's glory:
There's not much I can tell you that you wouldn't be able to look up on wikipedia anyway.
But there's one small detail you probably won't find ( @endo knows it already). It has an actual street address, Domkloster 4, and thus - a house number:
House numbers are a funny thing in Cologne. That little french guy with the crazy hat, Napoleon, thought it would be appropriate to re-number every house in the city once he had conquered it. The one where the Eau de Cologne was produced received the 4711, and they kept that number as a trademark.
Stay tuned, more to come in the next days!
