There's probably a word in German that means'Electric Racing Chocolate covered Biscuits with Caramel'
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Wed 11 Feb 2004, 16:46,
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Elektrischelaufendeschokoladebedecktebiskuitemitkaramelfor example?
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Wed 11 Feb 2004, 16:49,
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Elektrische laufende Schokolade bedeckte Biskuite mit Karamel™surely
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Keck Denny Crane! Denny Crane!,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 16:53,
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is iteleccyraccilatocovebiisecswovcuramale?
Damn germans with their huge words
(Damn germans with their huge words
anythingbutthisactually,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 16:49,
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Hurrah for germansand their disregard for punctuation and grammar.
Theoretically, there is no upper limit for german word length. In practice, germans need to breathe.
(Theoretically, there is no upper limit for german word length. In practice, germans need to breathe.
monster munch person, man, woman... camera... TV?,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 16:52,
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one could dispute your last assertion /xenophobe
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Dr. Shambolic je suis charlie,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 16:53,
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"Flaumig"apparently.
[edit: Google translates "fluffy" to "flaumig" but can't translate it back into English. :/ ]
([edit: Google translates "fluffy" to "flaumig" but can't translate it back into English. :/ ]
monster munch person, man, woman... camera... TV?,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 17:08,
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Haha!Last time I was in Germany, total strangers kept asking me for directions. In German. And not all of these strangers were German. I don't speak a word of German, but can only assume I have the look of a native. It was bewildering.
Either that, or I'm stupid for being surprised by people talking German in Germany. Yes, that sounds more likely...
(Either that, or I'm stupid for being surprised by people talking German in Germany. Yes, that sounds more likely...
monster munch person, man, woman... camera... TV?,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 17:05,
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last time I was in germanyI was asked the way to the youth hostel.
Which was astonishingly convenient as "where is the youth hostel" is the only non-beer-related phrase I know in German and I was coincidentally on the way to the youth hostel.
ever start a sentence and wish you hadn't bothered?
(Which was astonishingly convenient as "where is the youth hostel" is the only non-beer-related phrase I know in German and I was coincidentally on the way to the youth hostel.
ever start a sentence and wish you hadn't bothered?
Dr. Shambolic je suis charlie,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 17:12,
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At least you came out of that looking less stupid than me.Germany and Germans are lovely, but the diet of würste und bier doesn't really agree with me.
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Wed 11 Feb 2004, 17:15,
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