“I don’t drink tea. I hate it. It’s mud. Moreover, it’s one of the main reasons for the downfall of the British Empire. Be a good girl and make me some coffee.”
Thought I hang up Danjaq_off's sign.
Please anyone more skilled in photoshop etc, please have a go I'm certain many could do
much better than my efforts. -{
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
Barbel - I just saw the first season of Outlander (I was bored and borrowed it at the Library ;% ) and one thing I did like was all the Scottish words I understood. Examples:
Braw (good) Norwegian: bra
Kirk (Church) N: Kirke
keek (peek, look) N: kikke
Braw is actually what two hip, cool Scots call each other (How ya doin', braw?)
Kirk is of course the one before Picard.
And keek is what the French do to a football.
I remember back when I actually watched European Song Contests when the finals was in Sweden. The presenter anounced the Swedish entry: "The song is called 'Bra vibrasjoner'. The title means ........... not what you think ) "
The quizz was called " The unbelievable truth" ,the idea being you speak on a subject
Full of lies, and jokes but you have to try and smuggle five true facts about the subject
Past the panel trying to spot the " Truths"
I don't know what the German word actually was but it was credited as a Truth.
and I wouldn't doubt the BBC . )
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
A delegation from a power company from Norway called "Tussa" visited Iceland a few years back. They picked up something was off already the first evening when they ate at a restaurant. The delegation had brought a small company flag and put it at the table, and they were getting strange looks. After just a few days they discovered that "Tussa", a perfectly innocent word in Norwegian, has a completely different meaning in Icelandic. Let's say it means "infant cat", only not ....... :v
In New Zealand, Mufti Day means a day at school where students dont have to wear uniform, But a South African friend of mine was quite horrified because he said that in Afrikaans, 'Muft' meant something you do with your mouth...
“The scent and smoke and sweat of a casino are nauseating at three in the morning. "
-Casino Royale, Ian Fleming
I'm only guessing but although they used the term " Intercourse" would
Gutvik, have a more crude four letter meaning ? I.E. a good F ....... ?
I think so, but Higgins would know better than me!
Thunderpussy is right - for once ) ) )
But the term in german would also contain an F istead of the V and a c would be inserted (Pun!!!! ) ) ) ) before the K.
But everybody here knows what's meant
President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
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Now where have I heard that before...?
Thanks Barbel. -{
Thought I hang up Danjaq_off's sign.
Please anyone more skilled in photoshop etc, please have a go
much better than my efforts. -{
Braw (good) Norwegian: bra
Kirk (Church) N: Kirke
keek (peek, look) N: kikke
That's just the ones I can remember right now.
Braw is actually what two hip, cool Scots call each other (How ya doin', braw?)
Kirk is of course the one before Picard.
And keek is what the French do to a football.
(I'm talking total rubbish, of course, your definitions are quite correct. Seen this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AvucUagt9U)
One of their children's beds as in German it meant "Good intercourse "
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
what its name?
-Casino Royale, Ian Fleming
The quizz was called " The unbelievable truth" ,the idea being you speak on a subject
Full of lies, and jokes but you have to try and smuggle five true facts about the subject
Past the panel trying to spot the " Truths"
I don't know what the German word actually was but it was credited as a Truth.
and I wouldn't doubt the BBC .
Haha, that's hilarious
No Umlaut needed, Barbel
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Sounds like it might be a geographical location in Norway ('vik' meaning 'bay'")
I have no idea what it wouldbe in Swedish.
You had no idea you had to go to Norway to experience Utvik, did you?
Gutvik, have a more crude four letter meaning ? I.E. a good F ....... ?
-Casino Royale, Ian Fleming
I think so, but Higgins would know better than me!
(Thanks Higgins, re umlaut)
Discovered that car meant " Gentleman's Sausage" and Peach Meant
A ladies Naughty bit
Thunderpussy is right - for once
But the term in german would also contain an F istead of the V and a c would be inserted (Pun!!!!
But everybody here knows what's meant
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!