Roy played one of these....
From the Animal Instruments challenge. See all 221 entries (closed)
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From the Animal Instruments challenge. See all 221 entries (closed)
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Ohhhh very clever. And nicely done too- woo!
TJ- Dbroon about? I need him.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:16,
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*satisfies need*
Edit: hurry up, I need a pee and a cigarette.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:16,
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What's a polite way to address a lady type in german?
Like 'madam'.
edit: sorry, I was trying to find a QQE number.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:19,
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edit: sorry, I was trying to find a QQE number.
Is that ok?
It's not like calling someone 'Mrs' in English? I wouldn't be saying 'Hello Missus, what's your problem?'
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:20,
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No, Frau is fine.
No, Mrs is "Fräulein" .
I hear a good way of getting a woman's attention is "Na Schätzchen, was solls denn kosten?" ;).
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:26,
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I hear a good way of getting a woman's attention is "Na Schätzchen, was solls denn kosten?" ;).
Schöne busen, baby?
Edit: yes, see funkenstein's answer above, or if you want, "Liebe Frau" is ok I think.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:20,
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fine.....something.
I can only hope busen means arse, and thank you, it is pretty amazing, I know.
Edit: excellent. You're allowed to go and empty yourself and have a cigarette now.
*watches him leave*
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:20,
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Edit: excellent. You're allowed to go and empty yourself and have a cigarette now.
*watches him leave*
nice boobs, baby
don't say liebe frau.
just say "Hallo Frau (surname)"
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:22,
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just say "Hallo Frau (surname)"
I don't know her surname....
Fuck it, I just won't call her anything.
Boobs? Yes, these are also amazing.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:23,
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Boobs? Yes, these are also amazing.
I know that bit
I know what I need to say - kann Ich habe dein telefon nummer und name bitte, and also es tut mir leid, wir mussen sprechen auf English... etc etc etc.
I can speak a bit of German, I've learnt the damn language twice, I just lose it all as soon as I stop speaking it. If I was over there for a week or so it'd all come back to me.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:36,
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I can speak a bit of German, I've learnt the damn language twice, I just lose it all as soon as I stop speaking it. If I was over there for a week or so it'd all come back to me.
hmm.
ok, what I'm about to write probably isn't exactly right, but it should be:
"Können Sie bitte mich Ihre Name und Telefon Nummer erzählen? Es tut mir leid aber können wir auf English reden bitte weil mein Deutsch leider nicht so toll ist."
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:40,
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"Können Sie bitte mich Ihre Name und Telefon Nummer erzählen? Es tut mir leid aber können wir auf English reden bitte weil mein Deutsch leider nicht so toll ist."
Can't I just tell her mein Deutsch ist mies?
I love that word. Everything is mies.
You should talk German all the time. I bet it sounds lovely with that accent.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:42,
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You should talk German all the time. I bet it sounds lovely with that accent.
haha I should talk german all the time?
the vast majority of my usage of english has been on b3ta this year.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:44,
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You barely EVER speak German to me.
How am I meant to get my foreign rocks off, eh?
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:47,
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liebe
is the familiar...
so only if you're on friendly terms ;)
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:23,
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so only if you're on friendly terms ;)
fair enough
(*realises why the old woman down the shops keeps asking for his number*)
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:23,
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ja klar
ich weiß wie man guten tag sagt. Ich weiß nicht was Kapitän Waüw sagen kann außer "Sie" in der Sinn von einer Satz. Ich glaub dass "Hallo Frau" passt nicht ohne Nachname, oder?
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:28,
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Oooh I like my name like that.
Makes me want to take all the dye out of my hair and get that rubber nazi uniform I wish I'd bought in Hamburg.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:39,
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Hamburg is great.
I visited it over the summer. The food was awesome.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:45,
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The food I had there was brill, yes
Well, what little food I had, in between all the beer (and I do mean ALL the beer).
I'm so glad I don't drink as much any more.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:48,
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I'm so glad I don't drink as much any more.
If only I'd stuck with the beer,
rather than buying that 56% proof rum and lychee wine to take to the festival.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:50,
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Why else would I have been in Hamburg?
I stayed there for a few days with my girlfriend before meeting up with other people at the festival.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:52,
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Excellent.
I can't remember the year I went. Erm....2003? Possibly.
I was mostly extremely drunk.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:55,
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I was mostly extremely drunk.
Me too, apparently I quite embarrassed my girlfriend.
Still, good fun and relatively cheap beer. I still have one of the 1 litre tankards from it.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:57,
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I've got my ex's collection of pint glasses from some of the previous ones
Never lend things to your girlfriend then break up with her.
Silly boy.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 14:00,
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Silly boy.
slightly old-fashioned,
but very polite.
From an anglo, this would be utterly charming
and dare I say, a little sexy?
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 14:05,
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From an anglo, this would be utterly charming
and dare I say, a little sexy?
that's a very
nice jew's harp. I had a collection of these when an adolescent. I have no idea who nicked 'em.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:18,
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oh as instruments go its right down there
filed under 'shitty' with the triangle and those blocks of wood and a stick they gave the tone deaf kids in music class. I just liked them as a collection for all the varieties to be found. There was a stall in Afleck's Palace, Manchester that sold some great ones.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:27,
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I became convinced for a time that mine sounded like a sitar
but upon recording it, realised it sounded like a bit of metal twanging monotonically.
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Mon 11 Feb 2008, 13:31,
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