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Forget the Brandenburg Gate, the Wall or the big sausages. The most spectacular moment of my Berlin jaunt was seeing That Hotel Where Michael Jackson Dangled His Baby.


Forget the Brandenburg Gate, the Wall or the big sausages. The most spectacular moment of my Berlin jaunt was seeing That Hotel Where Michael Jackson Dangled His Baby.


Two years already since then? Seems like last month!
You know, in relation to Michael Jackson, "dangling his baby" sounds a bit dubious...
Fantastic!
When I went to Berlin all I wanted to do was see "Zoo Station" mainly because I'm a mad, nutty U2 freak.
So much for all the really important history stuff, huh?
Just like every person from Britain I've ever met had to make the pilgramage to Summer Bay (which I know isn't real but I can't remember the place's real name) and/or Ramsey Street.
Hey, how come the news pictures didn't show that it was a balcony hanging not miles above the earth but just ten feet or so above a wide ledge. Not that ten feet isn't enough to do the job, but it's not like Prince Albert in a Can (or whatever his name is) was hanging off the top of the Eiffel Tower. Holding a kid at arm's length while standing on the ground would be almost as dangerous. Why, in my day we...
Cranky Old Man
..." Prince Albert In A Can"..??
heehee. you are a true cultural connessieur after my own heart, shauny baby. if only i could figure out how to spell it.
xxx
Sadly, even without the caption I probably would have recognized the location.
I don't even seek this stuff out. The amount of space all-things-Michael takes up in my brain is nothing short of a tragedy.
A definite tourist highlight, maybe even better than the hotel room where Michael Hutchence died of autoerotic asphyxiation.
The weird and the bizarre, Berlin has it all... now, did you tour some of the er, less delicate nightclubs when there? Hmm...
Muhahaha!
Hee! You don't know me, but a friend linked me to your blog and I think you are hilarious.