What does »stationsarzt« mean?
For the englishspeaking visitors: the translation is »ward doctor«. This isn’t an explanation, I know.
There’s no deeper meaning, except the world is quite sick. But I think I’m the last person to change this.
The story is as follows: In Germany there’s a band called »Die Ärzte« (»The Doctors«) and in my teeny years I joined their internet forum one day to ask something. So »stationsarzt« seemed to suggest itself as nickname. And because it doesn’t seem to be very popular it was a free nick in almost every place on the internet. So it became »my« nick.
Is your Logo a single record?
No, just happened to look like one. I played with some random graphic tool and there it was. At this time never thought it could be a logo. But I think it’s nice. Has something focussing. And it’s a circle. Circle means optimization. It’s a symbol for the universe. And God. And so on…
Why do you write time to time in your nasty German/English?
I was born in Germany and live there. But because I often think, that there are entries that as many people as possible should understand, I write them in English.
My English is far away from perfection, so if you recognize a grammatical or a spelling mistake, please leave a comment and don’t be angry if I delete it after correction.
On the other hand a lot of entries are just relevant for my environment nearby. They are mostly written in German.
And if I go totally crazy or drunk I want to make something special, artful, poetic. This is mostly in German I would say. Causes are quite clear I think ;-)
Do you really mean what you write?
No, not always. Tricky for you, more fun for me.
Who do you think is going to read this crap?
Good question. Next question?
No, sincere, my kindred spirits… and the extraterrestrials. They’re here.
Why shouldn’t I click everything I see on the Internet?
See here.
Could I get my soul back, please?
Nope.
Is there still a Führer in Germany?
Nope.
