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Quoted from jrpinball:That's pretty odd. Germans are usually sticklers for keeping things cleaned and maintained.
Rein machen! Schoen putzen! They also don't generally abuse machines either. Now they may
spill a beer on a game now and then, but that's purely accidental!
Du hast recht . You are right .
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