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[pencilfight]

Also, they can't drive for shit in icy or snowy weather, not that they're even great drivers in general.

Watching big bad "nice weather team checking in" states like california and texas curl up into a ball of anxiety the moment any kind of precipitation happens always brings a smile to my face

 

[Slumdum]

@Slumdum I know we have a German Pub thread. But when someone sneezes and someone
says gazoonhike is that German?

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I guess, but it's a phrase many people say, sooo... Nooo?

 

[DubbleU]

I remember that winter storm we got, grid went down, electricity in and out. It was nice to not have to use AC. I think it was in 2021?

This was my tree in the backyard:

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May 8th, 2020, my Mom's vehicle got crushed by a tree. It's a soft soil with no rocks, and people not pruning their trees. So, trees are always making contact with lines. Swepco gets that shit like crazy.

 

[conzibald]

World Peace

I will get on killing all life on the planet ^^

Wealth

You have the wealth of taking my penis and "love"

Maybe a sexy party

part of wealth thing eheheheheh

 

[dirty36]

@Slumdum I know we have a German Pub thread. But when someone sneezes and someone
says gazoonhike is that German?

Yes. According to Merriam-Webster.
When English speakers hear achoo, they usually respond with either gesundheit or God bless you. Gesundheit was borrowed from German, where it literally means "health"; it was formed by a combination of gesund ("healthy") and -heit ("-hood"). Wishing a person good health when they sneezed was traditionally believed to forestall the illness that a sneeze often portends. God bless you had a similar purpose, albeit with more divine weight to the well-wishing. It was once believed that the soul could exit the body during a sneeze, causing ill health, so folks said "God bless you" to ward off this danger. Gesundheit, at one time, also served as a toast when drinking (much like its English counterpart, "to your health"), but this usage is now mostly obsolete.

However, it is not to be confused with Guitentite, (Good-and-tight) used to describe German girls.

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I guess, but it's a phrase many people say, sooo... Nooo?

What are you doing answering silly questions? It's time for our car ride...

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[uncbuck]

Someone is cookin'...

That's good -- The pig army needs camp followers mmmm bacon .................... of course gotta deal with the pimp

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[ErzuzB]

@Slumdum I know we have a German Pub thread. But when someone sneezes and someone
says gazoonhike is that German?

It does kinda sounds like that... but its actually Gesundheit, like diry36 already answered.
Gesundheit is a german word commonly used by english speakers like many others. Another famous one is Kindergarten, which means childrens garden.
Doppelganger (Doppelgänger - Double Walker) and Schadenfreude (Harm Joy) are other very well known.

However, it is not to be confused with Guitentite, (Good-and-tight) used to describe German girls.

First time I head that.
Actually it sounds like "Guten Tag", which means Good Day.

EDIT: Oh and Gesundheit as a toast is only as in "Auf die Gesundheit" never alone.

Also if a german girl calls your dick "gross" it might not even be an insult (gross (correctly groß) means big in german).

 

[Slumdum]

What are you doing answering silly questions? It's time for our car ride...

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Sorry, sorry dirty!
I'm packing and then we're off!

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[uncbuck]

(A little late, but I saw it appropriate)

Cry Havoc! -- and let slip the hogs of war!

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Ngl, cameltoes are a weakness of mine...

Totally understandable

 

[BananaPrincess]

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I guess, but it's a phrase many people say, sooo... Nooo?

@Slumdum I learned a German word Kartoffelpüree. You know what that means?

 

[conzibald]

Ngl, cameltoes are a weakness of mine

Ngl, ngl is kind of like you know like when like people like ngl like yeah... like

@Slumdum I learned a German word Kartoffelpüree. You know what that means?

something i will stick my dick in?

 

[ErzuzB]

@Slumdum I learned a German word Kartoffelpüree. You know what that means?

Dunno if a question as in you know it or you want to know it.
So I put it in spoilers.
Mashed potatoes
Kartoffel = Potato / Potatoes
Püree is pureed food

something i will stick my dick in?

Well... have fun?

 

[Poldek]

Controversial question

Spoiler

Is war actually beneficial to the working class? Im talking about the mutual destruction type like WW2. After the war middle class prosperity was higher than ever, and has been in decline ever since with the roll back to all the laws and programs that made the prosperity possible, now tax evasion is common if your rich though stocks and debt while forcing more and more taxes on the working class. This though came to me when I heard about the war in Ukraine and the rise in wages for things like trucking in Russia

Rise of wages != "beneficial for the working class".
War causes grand expenditure, economic reset and a lot chaos. And, as everyone knows, chaos is a ladder. Lots of people will simply lose everything and die. Which will create opportunities for others to take their places.
And, believe it or not, most of people dying during wars belong to working class.
I'd prefer to slave away at a dead end job, rather than risk everything for a chance in chaos.

I think you are missing the point. Of course war is no beneficial for the working class, but the economic reset and the expenditure that comes with war is.
If governments would spend more in education, health, art and science, like they do in weapons during war times... let's think what would it do.

Yawn -- THAT was very very very very predictable - question -- if I went back and deleted one of my posts prior to that - would that kick you back to the last post on 4999?

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Wow, she's a beauty. Thank you for sharing!

Look at that cat go...how much do they charge for their services?

Just a can of tuna.
And a lot of head taps.

 

[uncbuck]

Yeah, I don't really care what the badges look like.

Look at you -- trying to shift the image flow away from pigs and to yummy hunnies - little do you know -- we can do both!

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[BananaPrincess]

Mashed potatoes
Kartoffel = Potato / Potatoes
Püree is pureed food


Well... have fun?

You ran the joke!

 

[ErzuzB]

You ran the joke!

That's why I had it in spoilers and added something after I posted it...

 

[Poldek]

something i will stick my dick in?

But Conzibald... that could be, literally, anything!!

 

[conzibald]

Well... have fun?

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[BananaPrincess]

That's why I had it in spoilers and added something after I posted it...

Okay. Sorry

 

[User_43891]

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Ok fuck off this has no right to look so sexy lmfao