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Spudster
16-06-2004, 05:26
salad

Henrik
16-06-2004, 07:13
vegetarian

Nike
16-06-2004, 08:07
juicy pork steak

Ben Nevis
16-06-2004, 10:00
tenderloin

kokoh emperor
16-06-2004, 14:37
minced meat

Originally posted by Dobber
*kohoh emperor, this is the English forum and responses should be in English, Angryminer posted kraut for it's similarity in sound to crowd. We have an English word "kraut" but leather trousers does not associate with it.*

continuing from kraut:

cabbage (kraut in the English is fermented cabbage)

Here in Bavaria (some kilometers south) some people eat their (sauer)kraut very often... And for Americans there is no Germany there is only Bavaria - I know it - you've never heard before of "Thüringen", have you?! Yeah - and the happy Bavarian, who are eating Kraut the whole day, are wearing some nice Lederhosen, too... And if you go to a typical German Shop in the USA you can't buy Leather Trousers there, no there are Lederhosen... I know that personally! So: Why should Kraut and Lederhosen do not associate?

Elewyn
16-06-2004, 15:24
chicken
Originally posted by kokoh emperor
And for Americans there is no Germany there is only Bavaria - I know it - you've never heard before of "Thüringen", have you?! just one note to this. When you think Americans don't know where Thüringen is because they're silly and don't know european geography, do you know where is Connecticut f.i.? or Dakota? states of US union, such as Thüringen and Bavaria are lands of Federal rep. of Germany.

kokoh emperor
16-06-2004, 15:41
wings

I've written that because this "bavarian Germany" Prejudice makes me sick. But it has nothing to do with you and the other users. Its a big plate, which is spread in the USA.
Of course the most people in da USA know our tiny county Thuringia ! But my opinion ist, that a good lederhose associates with kraut ! :angel:

.... and to a good golden beer :cheers:

Elewyn
16-06-2004, 15:47
flight

*I doubt that more than 1% of Americans know what Thuringia or Thüringen is. And I also doubt that most of Europeand know what Connecticut is. Maybe up to 10% It was no bad intension, just to keep this fact in mind. Everybody knows Americans are very poor in geography, but many Europeans are not so significantly better. that's all*

oh.... good golden beer :cheers: can't ever be refused :cheers:

kokoh emperor
16-06-2004, 15:50
helicopter

ok lets stop the discussion and just drink a beer, as golden as the sun :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

:D

Henrik
16-06-2004, 17:06
Apache longbow

*Elewyn, as always you have some good points - and as always i agree with you :) *

Dobber
16-06-2004, 17:06
traffic news

Spudster
16-06-2004, 17:32
car crash

Henrik
16-06-2004, 17:33
overcrowded highways

Spudster
16-06-2004, 17:53
flaring tempers

Finellach
16-06-2004, 22:30
anger managment

@Elewyn: what is Coneticut? Is that something to eat? :p

Spudster
16-06-2004, 22:46
movie

*no, it's a state in the US*

Henrik
16-06-2004, 22:53
Movie star

Spudster
16-06-2004, 22:54
red carpet

Elewyn
16-06-2004, 23:22
HollyWood
Originally posted by Finellach
@Elewyn: what is Coneticut? Is that something to eat? :p :D yeah. It tastes like... Slavonia :D

Finellach
16-06-2004, 23:28
Trees

*mmmmm...then it tastes goood. :D