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Spent a little bit of time working with Disqus and Lijit today to learn how to best help the members of HighCallingBlogs.com. Did you realize we have more than 200 bloggers in that network now? Seriously. So, I’m curious what you all think of the two new bits I added today.

Wooden Deathbot Lederhosen by GAMA-GO and Ningyoushi. If you live in San Francisco, then you can pick one up, along with some free beer, on October 13th at the City Beer Store. *Previously: Frozen beer on a stick. *Buy the Golden and Undertaker Deathbots at eBay.

Join GAMA-GO and Ningyoushi in an Oktoberfest celebration with free beer and a special edition Deathbot in Lederhosen. Oktoberfest is a sixteen-day festival held each year in Munich, Bavaria, Germany during late September (and running to early October).

Do you like Germany?  Lederhosen? Well, here’s an RC Lederhosen that will yodel for you and more. It’s the next generation of novelty lederhosen! Each 6-1/4″ tall, plastic pair of Bavarian trousers is activated by infrared remote control technology.

Buck up, all you lowly Mets fans lurking out there, tonight's the first night of the off-season. And you know what that means: it's time to fire up the old hot stove. Last year you guys found the marble in the oatmeal and got to drink from the fire hose (ie, kept Johan Santana away from the Yankees and Red Sox), and next year you'll get your new stadium.

…Bavaria has been dubbed the land of “laptops and lederhosen” for what state boosters say is a successful meshing of economic development and tradition. Largely rural after World War II, it had gross domestic product last year of $601 billion, more than Switzerland, Sweden or Saudi Arabia, according to the International Monetary Fund.

Filed under: Celebrity Fashion Mistakes Yes. That's J.R. Ewing in lederhosen. He never could resist a hat, be it cowboy or loden hut. We could almost forgive Larry Hagman for this getup. He's in Germany for Oktoberfest, the beer festival immortalized in such film classics as Beerfest and Oktoberfest, and when in Rome...or Munich, right?

So many great photos here. (Be warned, some content NSFW!)

Empty the trash. What's that guy in lederhosen doing at a seafood place. That's way too much information. You whiteboard all that stuff about happy hour and highballs, then don't serve alcohol. I hate people who fabricate verbs willy-nilly. I hate the expression "willy-nilly." What key lime pie—I don't see any.

Empty the trash. What's that guy in lederhosen doing at a seafood place. That's way too much information. Why whiteboard all that stuff about happy hour and highballs and then tell you they don't serve alcohol. I hate people who fabricate verbs willy-nilly because they're too busy sitting on their butts listening to classic album sides.