
(Pics are from the official site) It was a
revenge with a lot of emotion (german).
The Braunschweig Lions played "against" the Kiel Baltic Hurricanes on Saturday.
Kiel Baltic Hurricanes? You could have guessed it´s the Braunschweig Lions just in green-white instead of red-white!
Their Quarterback, Adrian Rainbow, wears the number 3 - just like he did all the years he was "our" Quarterback. Four of "our" best player went to Kiel.
The Lions always walk hand in hand to the coin-toss, which looks really "sweet". Then there was shaking hands with Kiel and then a lot of hugging - real men can show what they feel :-)
One of the old Lions was Estrus Crayton.
Boy, I remember one game where he still played for the Lions. They had a bad start - right on the 20 yards line. He was Wide Receiver and magically bypassed the Defense. And then he ran and ran and ran - out of the field at the one yard line.
The stadium went absolutely quiet! What had happened?!
One other player had his 99th or 100th game and never had done a touchdown. Hence Estrus Crayton gave it to him, how cute is that?!

We couldn´t stay ´till the end. We were both sick. I could hardly eat and Ingo just felt bad, too.
We don´t know why, though. We were together, at a great football game. We have decided to move together, which means we finally get a step forward - we should have been fine!
Ok, his apartment smells real bad. We have to sit on folding chairs since the sofa is ruined. We ate on the street since it smells real bad in the kitchen. As if someone peed in the fridge, yuck!
But that doesn´t explain why we felt so sick...
Why did we stay there anyhow and even came back after the football-game? We had a compressor that gathers the water. You have to empty it regularly. Maybe the constant noise of that thing made us sick, too...

Or it was all just too much.
Ingo called me on Wednesday at around 12. Most of the water was out of his apartment and he needed my help to clean up. Or rather to have someone to lean on.
So I left work, went to my apartment to get clothes suiting the situation. Drove to Rhueden, bought rubbish bags and stuff. Tried to get through to Ingo but the routes I went were closed off. Finally I left my car and went on foot. Ingo came to help me, we had to wade through dirty water - in sandals, since we don´t own gumboots.
We tried to tidy up - but only half-hearted. Ingo is very serious to move to Brunswick!
This evening Ingo comes to my place again :-)! Seem like he´s already trying to get used to a 120 km drive on working days...