hi there!!!!! i am brands hatch!
i have read all the statements, but i just understand "bewege dich schlampe, verschwinde aus der weg!
very important phrase in Austria!
Dr. Bunsen Honeydew wrote:
kuruc soundhoz aka. puszta beatz, h passzol a labanc rhyme?
what does this phrase mean???????????? kuruc sounds to me like a bad word. Maybe you wonder, why our partys are called PUSZTABEATZ??? Well thats beacause i live 2 km beside the hungarian boarder! And so the village where i live is part of the hungarian puszta ( i think so
) between the Neusiedler lake and the boarder...everything is called "PUSZTA...." in a restaurant you can eat a PUSZTA-Platte in summer you can swim in the Puszta lake, there was even a Disco called "PUSZTA Tenne" - hard but true. So we had no choice!!!!!!!!! PUSZTA is everywhere in our minds
-------- PUSZTABEATZ
last summer me and my friends were in Györ at the greenmecca festival...boooooo hard to find but good location....anyway it was more a tekkno party than a DnB party!
We also visited Andy c in Budapest....Complex is a huge location....Flex in vienna is 1/3!!!!!!!! so no doubt, hungarian people know how to party......maybe some of you come to "Neusiedl am See" to see whats going on in Austria
(PUSZTA MAZZIVE
)
here is a description how you find the "Bergwerk"
Autobahn "Budapest to vienna" (called A4 in austria) - after you passed the boarder in Nickelsdorf you have to go about 20 km - than you leave the A4 at "Neusiedl am See" - then you drive directly into "Neusiedl am See" -you always go on the mainstreet!!! - suddenly the street will have 3 tracks and will go downhill !!!!!! - in the middle of this road you have to turn left ( just 1 possibility) - then follow the street (200m) and on the left side there is the Bergwerk!!!! sounds confusing but it´s not!!!!!!!!!
from Györ to Neusiedl am See = 35 min by car
greetz Dominik
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