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Continuing my "Lovely Lady Mascots" we have the St. Pauli Girl of St. Pauli Girl Beer .St Pauli Girl claims to be "Germany's Fun-Loving Beer" which is interesting since I don't know a single German person who actually drinks it (and a not insignificant portion of my family is of German descent so that's saying something). I don't really drink personally, but when I do I have to be hometown loyalist and reach for Natty Boh (that's National Bohemian for you out-of-towners). The Natty Boh Tower, with its famous neon sign, is within walking distance of my house, so...wait...I'm supposed to be talking about the St. Pauli Girl...
Umm...she's hot and she's German. I also hear she's wearing her hair down these days. There ya' go!
We're more than halfway done, folks. Next up! Little Debbie
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The funny thing is: There's a controversal in this girl. Germany is famous for his beer, especially a state in the south of the country called Bavaria. Her dress is for sure inspiriated by the traditional dress there. But St. Pauli is a part of the city of Hamburg which is far in the north. Of course they like beer too there, but it's not that they are as famous for it like Munich (capitol of Bavaria). You know, it's a bit like if someone in Europa mixes Alaska and Florida and produces something like "Anchorage Oranges".
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In Hamburg (where St. Pauli quarter is situated) everyone just drinks ASTRA beer
But there you go, stereotypes sell (particularly with a rack like that...)
I've recently been to our local brewery museum and they told us about a German beer that is ONLY for export, and which is deliberately laden with clichΓ©s in order to sell better overseas.
I think it sports 3 in the name alone
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/Rage start/
I just looked up what this "St. Pauli Girl" Beer is about... Seriously I'm german and I've been to Bremen (the city where this beer - according to the website - comes from) and I never saw or heard of that beer. More important, St. Pauli is a quarter of Hamburg... which lies about one and a half hours with the car to the east of Bremen and most important, women in north germany do not wear dirdles (that weird dress that this girl is wearing). Acctually, only in the very very south of germany - and only there - are dresses like these worn (in Bavaria).
/Rage end/
Am I know part of your "A-Team"?
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Gee i wish i was a cartoon character so i could hit on this hot beertender
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Yay! I'm from Germany!
And i don't like beer (okay, I'm underage...)
And St. Pauli is one of the best footballclub's!
YAY!
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The Picture is very nicely done, I like the colorscheme, her joyous expression, the clean linework, but there is one thing ...
St. Pauli is a part of Hamburg, its at the german coast, up in the north, well that kind of dress is
worn in Bayern the very southern part in germany.
The soccerclub St. Pauli is especially known for its skull and bones flag and its rude but very enthusiastic fans.
So go tell the company, to dress her up like a pirate girl ^.^
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Good beer and a pretty girl, what more can a guy want?
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Although my family didn't come from here, I was born, grew up and I am living in Germany and I am really proud of it. Sometimes you need some patience but if you look around carefully you'll find a lot of kind and funny people with which are laughing all the time. And if somebody doens't, I just make him laugh, it's that easy. You just have to learn how to deal with them.
And yeah, the people in St. Pauli are really fun-loving. I love the St. Pauli football club which recently entered the first league of the Bundesliga, because they have the best fans. They have some kind of rebel-like attitude and their "coat of arms" is some kind of pirate flag, a white skull on a black background.
And I'll admit, I've never drunk this St. Pauli beer. Dunno what is ought to be so special about it.
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My dad brought this beer once or twice, and you know what? I think she DOES have her hair down now.
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*has a strange feeling she will be dressing like this soon*
I'm playing a slut in a musical...not a major slut...but she'd dress like this...
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I'm german but never heard of such a beer sort : 0
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You know, when it comes to German beer associated with and brewed in St. Pauli (Hamburg's red-light-district), you just go with Astra. Good beer. Good. "St.Pauli Girl" isn't even directed at the German market.
Cheers!
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Something magical about a beer brewed in thr red light district with a gorgeous blonde on the bottle.
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She's so adorable! Your entire set of girls is cute and amazing.
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Even here in St. Paul, Minnesota.... St. Pauli isn't the most popular.....though I did recognize her on sight be she is advertised pretty heavily around here.
You did a great job, really cool.
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This is too perfect for my group's week prompts! I asked to submit it; will you accept my invite for us to take it? Thank you! It's so cute and colorful!
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Done. Thank you kindly. ^_^
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I'm not familiar with this one. But it's really cute.
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so...wait...I'm supposed to be talking about the St. Pauli Girl...
Don't worry, Kevin, we're not reading.
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That one made my German heart flutter.
But I tell you something: get some beer from Bavaria.
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Cute, but somehow chibi boobies just don't have the same effect.
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Nicely done.
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All of these are so cute! I love her hair. ^-^
I'm amused that, if under 21, the St. Pauli Girl website links you to a site that campaigns against underage drinking, even if one is not planning on drinking the beer.
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I'm from Canada, and the beer I drink most has a stag on the label. I will concede only this: the St. Pauli Girl has a better rack!
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I drink St. Pauli Girl.
I'll be honest, I originally picked it up because of the blonde German lady on the side of the six-pack.
Yuk! Yuk!
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Woo, little debbie next! I can only really relate to that mascot and Wendy...
I musta had a sheltered child life or something. xD
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I have a few family ties who actually live in Germany, only one of them has ever heard of St. Pauli Girl, and he says it's flavored. 
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Omigod Little debbie is next?! I love them muffins
And this is great! Love your eyes
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My mom's German and drinks it/uses it to make bread. Add her to the list of Germans who drink this. 
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I've always wondered, where *that* prejudice comes from. Obviously not from my surroundings ^^ But my friends attest me, that I've only got an evil humor. >:-D
Beware Americans ^^
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Which prejudice, the Germans-as-beer-drinkers, or that no German would drink this brand?
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Although I've never heard of it either, but I only drink beer of the brewery of my home town. ^^
(and I'm not a pro in beer drinking O_o
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Oh SNAP! Take that, Germans.
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Seriously, that's why my mom moved to Greece. XP
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