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Germans scare me (1 Viewer)

Mr. Cross

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They always seem up to something. Even people that look like germens or have a germen last name makes me uneasy. I always think about Nazis.

 
I've got dibs on linking to the Fawlty Towers episode "don't mention the Germans". I'm mobile and can't do it now.
"Don't mention the war! I mentioned it once, but I think I got away with it all right."

Absolutely my favorite episode...at least running neck and neck with the kipper and the corpse.

 
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I might have heard this joke first here in the FFA, but it's funny enough to be worth a repeat.

A married American couple and their 2 daughters are on vacation in Frankfurt. They accidentally turn down the wrong street into a seedy part of the city. They pass a drunk man publicly urinating on the side of a building.

"Gross!" one of the American daughter yells.

"Danke!" the man replies.

 
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I might have heard this joke first here in the FFA, but it's funny enough to be worth a repeat.

A married American couple and their 2 daughters are on vacation in Frankfurt. They accidentally turn down the wrong street into a seedy part of the city. They pass a drunk man publicly urinating on the side of a building.

"Gross!" one of the American daughter yells.

"Danke!" the man replies.
I dont get it

 
I might have heard this joke first here in the FFA, but it's funny enough to be worth a repeat.

A married American couple and their 2 daughters are on vacation in Frankfurt. They accidentally turn down the wrong street into a seedy part of the city. They pass a drunk man publicly urinating on the side of a building.

"Gross!" one of the American daughter yells.

"Danke!" the man replies.
I dont get it
One Seventy what?

 
I might have heard this joke first here in the FFA, but it's funny enough to be worth a repeat.

A married American couple and their 2 daughters are on vacation in Frankfurt. They accidentally turn down the wrong street into a seedy part of the city. They pass a drunk man publicly urinating on the side of a building.

"Gruß!" one of the American daughter yells.

"Danke!" the man replies.
I dont get it
How about now

 
I might have heard this joke first here in the FFA, but it's funny enough to be worth a repeat.

A married American couple and their 2 daughters are on vacation in Frankfurt. They accidentally turn down the wrong street into a seedy part of the city. They pass a drunk man publicly urinating on the side of a building.

"Gruß!" one of the American daughter yells.

"Danke!" the man replies.
I dont get it
How about now
Nein

 
Horst: (Sinister) Okay, Mr. Burns, you win. But beware. We Germans aren't all smiles and sunshine.
Mr. Burns: (Sarcastic) Oooh, the Germans are mad at me. I'm so scared! Oooh, the Germans! (Hiding behind Smithers) Uh oh, the Germans are going to get me!
Horst: Stop it!
Man: Stop, sir.
Mr. Burns: Don't let the Germans come after me. Oh no, the Germans are coming after me.
Man: Please stop the "pretending you are scared" game, please.
Horst: Stop it! Stop it!
Mr. Burns: (Pause) No! They're so big and strong!
Man: Stop it.
Horst: Stop it, Mr. Burns.
Man: Please stop pretending you are scared of us, please, now.
Mr. Burns: Oh, protect me from the Germans! The Germans--
Horst: Burns, Stop it!




 
Us german half bloods and up... We rule.
Word, mein Herr, word.

My dad is 100% and my grandparents could speak fluently in a German dialect called Plattdeutsch or Low German.

I ended up taking German courses in HS & college and got to visit Germany in 2004. I think my family is mostly from Northern Germany, but we spent most of our time in Bavaria. Most beautiful countryside I've ever seen down there. Everything is so clean and orderly. Oktoberfest in Munich is a bucket list item.

 
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Oktoberfest in Munich is a bucket list item.
Had a two week trip planned to Germany and Austria ending in Munich during Oktoberfest, and then the wife got knocked up. With twins. Sigh.

 
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Us german half bloods and up... We rule.
Word, mein Herr, word.

My dad is 100% and my grandparents could speak fluently in a German dialect called Plattdeutsch or Low German.

I ended up taking German courses in HS & college and got to visit Germany in 2004. I think my family is mostly from Northern Germany, but we spent most of our time in Bavaria. Most beautiful countryside I've ever seen down there. Everything is so clean and orderly. Oktoberfest in Munich is a bucket list item.
Both my parents were born in Germany. My dad from Stuttgart and my mom from Stade, up north. She's Plattdeutsch. So much different from regular German language.

 
I might have heard this joke first here in the FFA, but it's funny enough to be worth a repeat.

A married American couple and their 2 daughters are on vacation in Frankfurt. They accidentally turn down the wrong street into a seedy part of the city. They pass a drunk man publicly urinating on the side of a building.

"Gruß!" one of the American daughter yells.

"Danke!" the man replies.
I dont get it
How about now
Nein
It's a word play on the fact the gruss is German for "large" and the English word gross which means gross.

 
I might have heard this joke first here in the FFA, but it's funny enough to be worth a repeat.

A married American couple and their 2 daughters are on vacation in Frankfurt. They accidentally turn down the wrong street into a seedy part of the city. They pass a drunk man publicly urinating on the side of a building.

"Gruß!" one of the American daughter yells.

"Danke!" the man replies.
I dont get it
How about now
Nein
It's a word play on the fact the gruss is German for "large" and the English word gross which means gross.
You're apparent understanding of the joke immediately puts your IQ north of 180.

 
jamny said:
Jayrod said:
xulf said:
Us german half bloods and up... We rule.
Word, mein Herr, word.

My dad is 100% and my grandparents could speak fluently in a German dialect called Plattdeutsch or Low German.

I ended up taking German courses in HS & college and got to visit Germany in 2004. I think my family is mostly from Northern Germany, but we spent most of our time in Bavaria. Most beautiful countryside I've ever seen down there. Everything is so clean and orderly. Oktoberfest in Munich is a bucket list item.
Both my parents were born in Germany. My dad from Stuttgart and my mom from Stade, up north. She's Plattdeutsch. So much different from regular German language.
Spent a couple of days in Stuttgart. Wonderful city. And yes, even after years of German training in school, I could never understand my grandparents Plattdeutsch.

 
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Juxtatarot said:
I might have heard this joke first here in the FFA, but it's funny enough to be worth a repeat.

A married American couple and their 2 daughters are on vacation in Frankfurt. They accidentally turn down the wrong street into a seedy part of the city. They pass a drunk man publicly urinating on the side of a building.

"Gruß!" one of the American daughter yells.

"Danke!" the man replies.
I dont get it
How about now
Nein
It's a word play on the fact the gruss is German for "large" and the English word gross which means gross.
I dont speak german so I must be stupid

 

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