Betreten der Baustelle erwünscht.

Somehow I knew this was too good to be true.

Yes, it’s German asparagus time again. (Posted by request)

This, which lacks a couple of hyphens, was the museum night combined with anticipation of the World Cup. What I want to know is, did anything exciting happen with these balloons after I left? Two of them were going lightish. Very unfair to the ducks, though.

People were eating blue ice cream and Wiener with blue mustard near the castle. No-one was complaining about the pile of chairs erected over the Schöner Brunnen.

This term seems to have two meanings. See Der Neubauer Hunde-Knigge and Scheißtag. For doggerel and songs see www.hundekot.at. Or alternatively Confiserie Heindl.

Patently silly cites and links to a patent for a Receptacle Assembly for Receiving Canine Fecal Matter (with drawings) (via a comment in Metroblogging Vienna).

Meanwhile, in Fürth, not everyone is as lucky as I am to live in the same building as Hektor, the model for the latest Hundehäufchen leaflet.

Evan Schaeffer, in his Legal Underground, once explained how important he thinks it is for a lawyer to have a hobby.

Had he encountered Donald Ray Burger, of Houston, Texas?

Not just turtles and farewell to a Texas boot store, but Cherokees and outstanding store-bought blackberry jelly.

Thanks to kalebeul.

In What About Clients?, Dan Hull discusses and links legal weblogs outside the USA.

He starts with the West and Asia; Latin America, Africa and the Middle East are next. Most are in the English language. Some are new to me (but Austria is missing).