Schneechaos in germany

to begin, i will explain my title. then i will explain the title of my last post which evidently caused some confusion. schnee is snow in german. the title of the main story on the news one night was SCHNEECHAOS IN EUROPA. it was really funny and german and matt and i frequently remarked on all the schneechaos, which there was a lot of. as for my last post-bog means hi/bye in croation. it might be pronounced chog-the book said b was pronounced ch but with other words we didnt hear people doing that. anyway, matt and i liked to say CHOG a lot which eventually evolved into us saying CHOG CHOG CHOG (liek chug chug chug). we were saying it while sitting outside a grocery store one day and then laughed about how funny it would be in america to hear some asshole croatian kids chanting HI HI HI (or BYE BYE BYE-n sync HEYOOO).
anyway, i just got back to bologna from munich. munich was really cool and cold (hence the schneechaos). we first took a 10 hour bus ride from dubrovnik to zagreb, croatia. it sucked bc the heaters were so hot that we couldnt put our feet on the floor and it was 10 hours with like 4 pee stops which is hard for me and my brother. then we took a train from zagreb to munich which was fun and pretty. we had a lot of fun while going through austria by doing arnold impressions and decided that the country should have signs at the borders that read "HASTA LA VISTA BABY (but we know you'll be back)" ahahahahha. it makes me laugh. munich was really awesome though. we drank a lot of beer and i ate so much cheese spatzle and felt sick every time. everything in the city is really big which was a little creepy at times. we went to the hofbrauhaus - the biggest/most famous beer hall in munich - for lunch one day. when we sat down this girl came up to us and asked if we were tourists and we said yes. she then said she was from german international tv and wanted to know if we would eat some dishes the chef had specially prepared and answer some questions about them on tv. they brought us our food and we ate it and had to give a thumbs up or thumbs down and then talk about it on camera. it was bizarre. then she asked me about how i had found it being a vegetarian in munich. then they brought is BEER ICE CREAM. it didnt really taste like beer though. they paid for our meal and we got a free liter of beer and basically its cool bc i was on tv. it is some weirdo channel that doesnt play in germany only in other countries but i dont know what countries would want to know about german food. free food and beer and my beautiful face on TV=pretty great and weird.
yesterday we went to see this "cinderella castle". we didnt end up going into it because the tour was an hour from when we got there and it was very very cold. we/i did, on other hand, miss a train bc we were just standing in front of it confused, through out my garbage in basket for umbrellas, miss our bus, and were surrounded by literally hundreds of korean tourists the whole day. it was a day where everything kinda went wrong but was really funny. AND on one of the bus rides the best thing ever happened. there were these grade school kids behind us and they were listening to their ipod very loudly so that we could hear it and guess what song they were listening to?!!?? SCOTTY DOESNT KNOW!!! FROM EUROTRIP. it was the most perfect thing that has every happened to me in my life.
----please look over the things i have made in caps-it is a funny combination.