I took two of the pomelos and savoured them. Did I say thank you? Should I hope that nobody saw me? I really need advice. Comment harambee ein paar manners reiche! Comment I just had a grapefruit , heaven knows from where, the peal was almost an inch thick and the fruit inside had the size of a small orange. And it was very sour. So I will pick one of Amy's. Comment I'll have a grapefruit first and then one of Lucy's Manners. Comment harambee, your manners were hidden behind this pile of delicious grapefruits.
I'll eat another one, maybe then you can see them better ;- Thanks, Amy! Mmm, I love fresh fruit. And a Mannerschnitte will compliment that nicely, I think, thanks, Lucy: Thanks for everything even sounds better. Like "savour" - why did I never ever hear it before? These snails are really inventive, I guess Please cheer me up!
You don't know what happened! Well, it wasn't a disaster, but it wasn't pleasant either. It was by mistake that I happened to upload an upgraded test version of Avast! When this test version expired I returned to the downgraded free version. When I restarted my computer I didn't have any access to internet. No matter what I tried there was no connexion for a week. Today someone came to get it fixed.
At first he didn't believe that this was due to Avast!. It took him 2 and half hours to get it fixed. It looks like Avast! When this man had already gone I realised that my mailbox had gone. It's a conventional novel that reminds me a lot of Iris Murdoch. Now I need a drink before I go to bed. Habe selber einen ziemlich unangenehmen Tag gehabt. Now I need a driink before I go to bed. Damit kann ich behilflich sein. Hoffentlich ist "at the weekend" richtig. Das ist ein Witz! Deine Korrekturen finde ich wirklich toll und echt hilfreich, obwohl Ob ich den Halbsatz je wieder verwenden kann?
Comment I was confused by the Mannerschnitten - I somehow expected, what are they called again - Kinderschnitten? Of course you can re-use the sentence from Carullus: Comment Dixie , ich glaube, es ging um diese hier: Comment Thank you, Pippa. I've never seen those before not really amazing, I am not into this type of "Waffeln". Wenn man Direktoren auch narkotisiert, hat man einen noch ruhigeren Tag. Kisan, wenn ich einen schlechten Tag habe, denke ich oft an die Worte eines ehemaligen Pastors.
Leider muss ich das auf Englisch wiedergeben. Wie Ihr alle vielleicht wisst, steht sehr oft in der KJV geschrieben: Comment Now this is what I'd call a perfect pun, Robert! Thanks for sharing it! I'd say "Kassenschlange", btw. Comment Simply cannot resist A very wet day in Hesse, but I have to get out for a doctor's appointment. Opened the inlets for the water collection bins. Is this CC going to become a crime scene with narcotica and "sweet poison"?
Grabbing some fruit and running away! Comment Goldammer , ich glaube Robert meint die Schlange vor den "Check-outs", bei denen man die Ware selbst scannen muss und dann per Karte bezahlt. Jetzt nehme ich noch die letzte Grapefruit mit - danke, Amy! Comment Oh well, I seem to be behind the time there The only shop I know a "Selbstbedienungsschlange" from is Ikea. I only learned this last year and was quite lost at first Comment IKEA has them here read: Surely only a matter of time Hier in den USA geht das auch bar.
Bei euch in Australien nur mit Kreditkarte? Ich frage mich, was wir alle machen, wenn wir die vielen Dienstleistungsberufe abschaffen. Geht das auf Englisch? Comment I somply was afraid to ask what Mannerschnitten" are. I thought all of you knew Thank you Pippa G for giving me back self-confidence. I must have lost mine lately. I'd like to thank everybody carullus, shhh, Robert etc. I just was lost in the latin translation. Carullus , a matter of time: It sure is, I'm afraid.
When I visited London two years ago every grocery had this "Check-Outs" is this the word for that self-service-thing? But I guess it might be helpful for those who bought only one item of whatever. I tried it a few times when I really had only a handful of items, but the computer had wrong prices, did not accept my bills and coins etc.
It took me longer to get out from the shop than waiting in the longest queue I am afraid it is the "progress" and "future", in reality they just save expenses for staff - or at least try it. Comment Amy , man kann sagen "running behind time", wie "running late", jedenfalls hier in Australien. Comment Diese Selbstbediengungskassen gefallen mir nicht. Comment "Wer wird denn gleich in die Luft gehen?! Am I allowed to offer some what was the expression?: Or did you think of it in a satiric way? Than "machine" sounds perfect to me. And the sentence therefore ends with " helfen musste ".
You're very emotional when situations like this appear in your mind's eye, aren't you? Ja, ich kann mich manchmal ziemlich aufregen. Ich schiebe heute die Schuld auf meine Post-Buch-Depression. About the book, not he depression. Other peoples depressions are depressing me You wrote a book or you read a book and Comment Ich habe ein Buch gelesen und bin jetzt deprimiert, weil es so gut war und jetzt zu Ende ist.
Das Buch war der erste Band einer geplannten Buch Reihe. Irgendwann letzte Woche erreichte einen Punkt, wo ich nur noch dieses Buch lesen wollte. Das erste Buch war wirklich nur "the tip of the iceberg". We'll settle for the title and the author for the time being Thank you, Pippa G, for the amazing picture of the "Mannerschnitten"! In the meantime you can buy them in some supermarkets here, and the quality is as good as those from Austria. I like the word "Selbstbedienungskassen" not to mention "Selbstbedienungsschlangen"!
In the real markt you can even pay with cash, but I find it very complicated and always need some help from the staff therefore I try to avoid to use them. Some small correcturitos for Lara Chu maybe only typos: I really like your pun!
Ja, genau das meinte ich. Ich benutze die Selbstbedienungskassen, nur wenn ich unbedingt muss - z. Sorry Lucy, but I disagree about Fantasyroman. Imo, it's definitely Fantasy and Fantasyroman. I'm supported by google hits: Does anybody else know the word? What am I, then? I'd settle for "hinter dem Mond". Comment I have never heard "zopfig" either, so now I am curious if anyone here knows the word.
But I don't think Goldammer is behind the time, she knows how to use Google: They are much faster than the ones with a cashier and a great place to get rid of a lot of change Tesco's has a better machine for this than the check-outs in the US, you just "throw" all your cash into a container and it counts the money. I agree with Lara that there should be rules who can use them: Comment If you introduce rules for something, you need people who control the compliance with those rules - check-out-police?
What happens when somebody who isn't entitled to a self service checkout is caught there?? Comment They will be fined - heavily. Plus, for once approving this wonderful American tradition, they will be named in the local paper. Comment What happens when somebody who isn't entitled to a self service checkout is caught there?
Vigilante justice, of course I'm not making this up. I've never heard about "zopfig" in that context. Carullus, I know what you mean. But you have to understand the people: How could they know when they were expected to pay or to show their reward card? Comment , Lara Chu: In fact I started reading this genre in the late 50's! SciFi is nearly dead nowadays, perhaps everything is said and done. So there's Fantasy to open your mind to unknown worlds beyond the next curve. What about Terry Pratchett - to change the matter? I've never heard of any male or female buying a book because of size!?
Comment Oh, where is the popcorn seller? Comment SciFi is nearly dead nowadays That's true for the "hardcore" for want of a better word SciFi, perhaps but even there, the Hugo Awards seem to be doing nicely, e. He's got a new book out, but apart from that, what about him? You're right, size doesn't matter I read ebooks mostly: Comment Harambee, wartest du auf eine Schlammschlacht? But LEO only offers "plastic", "bank card", "credit card" and so on. Finally I found it on dictcc: That's the ting I always refuse because of privacy protection But Mrs RenaRd got some.
Around here it is called "Kundenkarte". Hi Carullus, nice to meet you again. You'll find me surprised again - never heard of "Dystopian ChicLit". And you know what I meant asking "What about.. I looked it up and found this among others: I think it's disgusting, terrifying und depressing! And racist, in this case. I grew up with SF showing a bright future well, most of the novels of Asimov, Heinlein a.
Nancy Kress was awarded, so there is hope I sort of made it up on the spot, but apparently it's a real thing I've read most of Pratchett, all from Douglas Adams, a lot from Robert Rankin, and just recently all from Jasper Fforde eagerly awaiting whatever book comes out next , so you can probably say I like the genre I looked it up and found this What exactly did you expect? I was more thinking along the lines of "The Hunger Games" or something like that.
Comment I have to go out in a minute, so just briefly: RenaRd , it seems that you will have to give up even more stereotypes - not only about dialect speakers but also about women! Leo educates, doesn't it then? SCNR ;- I love reading good fantasy! And I do appreciate it when a book has many pages so it guarantees many hours of enjoyment. Of course I don't buy it because of its size, but if a good book has pages - the better for it! Comment SciFi is nearly dead nowadays Not at all. These days, sci-fi often deals with what will become of humanity in times of AI, clones, networks watching and knowing everything and topics like that.
I agree, though, that three quarters of the shelf space tends to be taken up by Vampire Romance and teenage books now. It's harder to find good SF books, but they're there. I agree with Goldammer that it's F antasy in German, too. I don't buy books or not because of their size, but I don't like thin books very much. As soon as you're really into it, it's finished. Comment Ich habe noch kein Terry Pratchett Buch gelesen. Seitenzahl spielt normalerweise keine Rolle.
Comment Thanks for the popcorn, Pippa! And, yes, a bid of mud-wrestling would not have surprised me as RenaRd posting contained two pretty provocative statements: SciFi is a "boy's thing". Of course I was alive to the fact that most of our snails were tolerant and easy going but I also knew how much they enjoyed discussions ;-.
I read the first volume of the "Mistborn" series by Sanderson some time ago and it didn't "rip me off the stool" 6-gear , to be honest. I'm really surprised about the low price of the k.. Das war nicht immer mein Geschmack Comment Lara, I find your reading strategy very interesting. I sometimes read two books at the same time, but it is more a case of getting bored by one, picking up another one and then finishing the first one about a year later.
I might have a look at "The Way of Kings" if it is indeed different to GoT as that one just puts me to sleep. Sorry, I know everyone else really likes it. Welche Modelle hast du, und was hast du mit deinen Druckexemplare gemacht. Hattest du dieses Problem auch? Comment [I'm not Goldammer, but: You can't really go much wrong these days, differences between various makes and models quickly eroding. It boils down to "Amazon, yes or no? I'm firmly in the latter camp. I still have them, and I still borrow a lot of pbooks from the library and buy a lot of books at yardsales and such , but it's a beginning: I have the K Recently, I read an English book in paper and really missed the possibility to look up words quickly and easily.
What is also great is the LED-illumination which is rather important for me because it means I can still read when Mr Goldammer sleeps already, or when I wake up in the middle of the night and can't go back to sleep. It also has an "x-ray"-function, this means when you have forgotten who a certain person is, you "x-ray" the page and get an explanation about the person and all other places where this person is mentioned - particularly precious in "Game of Thrones", I found, with its something like thousand characters What's a bit impractical: If you set bookmarks, you can go back to a certain place quite easily - but you don't always know when you read a passage that that might be one you would like to go back to later.
I of course keep those paper books I have already - those I want to keep, that is. I have started to give away quite a few books after I finish them when they aren't really loved ones and when I'm quite sure I won't read them ever again. I bought a few books on the e-book reader which I have also as printed books, but not many really.
I'm not planning to have my complete library as e-books. I decided for Amazon with a somewhat bad conscience, I admit because I use the reader mostly for English books and the range of those is clearly much larger, at least that was so when I checked it last time. Endlich ein Modell, der mir anspricht. Das mit dem "x-ray" wusste ich noch nicht. Eine nette Funktion, auf jeden Fall.
Comment Where should I start? Okay, in the beginning: When I joined the CC I soon found out that you know each other for a long time. I don't know anyone! I'm not used to your terms like 6 gear - what ever that might be or to your group dynamics. I still can't really figure out who's male or female.
Due to an eye disease I can hardly read, or at least only slowly. And I can't read ebooks is it that what you're talking about? It happens that I try to shorten my intended sentence and therefore make statement s. Some of you felt offended and I'm really sorry for that. Believe it or not: Most people I know haven't read a book for years! I'm a seldom species. That was my impression in book stores: In the 60's, when i went to by a SF once a month, Heyne, Goldmann a.
In the 70's the sales were growing, but started decling in the 80's competing against Fantasy. Still only male buyrers, surrounded the display stands.
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Than "Nebel von Avalon" appeared, and females buyers rose according to the publication of Fantasy novels. In the 90's the quote of SF atrophied or that's the way I experienced it in the bookshops. And the new century saw maybe one new release per month. Now I guess ebooks took over and I just missed it.
That's why I wrote SF is nearly dead. And my comment on Lara Chu's "1. I still can't find any connection between "Dystopian ChickLit", "4chan" whatever that is. But possibly I just don't understand your sentence I sort of made it up on the spot. I hope I made clear with the above, that "SF nearly dead" was no stereotype, just my experience.
Is there a need for a tit-for-tat response regarding "dialect"? Didn't we leave that behind? I don't like thick books - they are heavy. And I never read at a table or something like that but rather lying in bed. My collection of SF mainly and Phantasy contains far more than 1. No Perry Rhodan, no Star Wars. Lara Chu , That's what I do with "holiday-books" - easy going literature that needs no concentration. There surely are typing errors, but I'm too exhausted to read it over and over again.
I apologize for everything. Have a nice weekend! Comment I read e-books on my tablet, which I bought for work; I'm not sure I would have bought a devise just to e-read. But it works fine. There are two drawbacks: So I'm quite happy with it. I had the same experience as Goldammer: Even after reading only one e-book a thick book, admittedly , I began to put my finger on a word I didn't know in a paper version before I realised that no explanation would come forth ; I was also annoyed that I had to weigh down the pages to read while I'm eating.
It's amazing how quickly those things spoil you for paper books. I still buy lots of those, though - they're still much cheaper, second-hand, than most e-books. I have no idea what to do with old books; I've been trying to solve that problem for years. I have stacks of books I don't want anymore in the loft and don't know what to do with them. Hi RenaRd , I read Dune but didn't like it that much but can't remember why and even though I liked the ideas of Asimov, I thought he was quite bad with characters and language which is true for most SF of that period that I tried.
Most of the stuff I like is much younger. It also, amazingly, seems to have answers. Looks like there was a time without restriction. God, the discussions they must have had! Ah ja, "Dune" war glaube ich mein erster Sci-Fi-Roman! Hat mir sehr gut gefallen. Im Moment habe ich den kindle-App und Google Play auf Handy und Laptop und kaufe ab und zu ein e-Buch, damit ich was zu lesen habe, wenn ich mal vergessen habe, mein Hauptbuch in die Handtasche zu stecken. Das Display am Handy ist aber zu klein und der Laptop etwas unpraktisch. Und was passiert, wenn mal den e-Reader kaputt geht und ich einen neuen brauche?
I was once told that there are three things you never mention in a forum like LEO: I'm a fan of SF, too. Read all the Asimov, Arthur C. Dick and many others. Asomov's first reason to write SF was to explain how physics in space work. Even as student the others moked him as azimuth which is the horizon's angle of the position of a star in the sky. Before LEO changed the chat room to a data base, the threads were saved in plain text files, so they could easily contain more than follow ups.
Of course, damage or loss is a problem with a reader - it costs much more than a lost or damaged book! I agree about job, bluesky , but not about the other two. I know you see that differently but all the same. I don't mind that many people in here who have read my posts long enough know roughly how old I must be and that I am a woman. I'd have to hold back so many things if I wanted to be secretive about either - that would really limit my possibilities too much. Although I sent the 6-gear link to RenaRd already in a PM, here it is again - maybe others would like to have a look, too!
Comment Looks like another snail race! Let me address a few points in no particular order: I have yet to encounter a book that's not available as a regular epub from somewhere else as well. Also, I'm computer savvy enough to buy the Kindle file, if I have to, and convert it for my device.
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This may or may not be an option for you. What really tipped the scales away from Amazon for me was the inability to borrow ebooks from my library. This has changed in the US to some degree, I hear, but here in Europe the Kindle is still not a supported device with the possible exception of the Kindle Fire HD, where it's merely "complicated". OK, I'll try to explain. I was looking for an example of a highly specialized literary genre; you know, something like "Vampires in Love" or "Jane Austen and Zombies".
So I came up with "Dystopan Chicklit" referring to literature that caters chiefly to women, yes without at first realizing that this label has been widely used in reality. Comment Ok, Carullus, could well be that I am wrong about the availability of English books. Maybe my next reader whenever I'll buy that, certainly not in the near future!
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- RHÖNRAD - Definition and synonyms of Rhönrad in the German dictionary.
As for converting amazon files into others, I'm certainly not computer savvy had to look up that one enough. Comment Goldammer, you don't need a Kindle anymore to buy and read, obviously books from amazon. I don't know how it would work on an e-reader, but I simply downloaded a kindle app and read them on the tablet. But I think that is quite a new development. Books have survived for hundreds of years, CDs lasted about 2 decades. I'd rather be sure. Comment So far, I have not even looked at e-readers, but I suppose one day in the future I will do it. As we mentioned that book seller: If you buy books at amazon, you will always remember that you can go through a partner link, won't you?
And if you have no idea which partner link you could choose, you will ask me, right? Yes, the supreme court unanimously concluded that the elections had been free and fair and that the result announced reflected the will of the people. What do I think of the new president Uhuru Kenyatta? First, I accept the choice of the Kenyans, although once again many people voted along tribal lines. I can't conceal that I'm not too happy with the fact that a president elect and his deputy are indictees at the International Criminal Court in the Hague.
Their trials will start quite soon Ruto in May, Kenyatta in July. I fully agree with the principle "innocent until proven guilty" and I believe there are some indications that the evidence against Kenyatta and Ruto will be insufficient. Of course I cannot really judge that, it is just a feeling based on the fact that the evidence brought forward in the pre-trial phase mainly came from witnesses.
From what I can see more evidence is expected to be disclosed during the trial a few witnesses have already withdrawn and the defence may have good chances to cast doubt on some of the other witnesses. Do I believe that Kenyatta and Ruto are guilty nevertheless? Obviously, I don't have enough background information to say that and, as I said before, they are innocent until proven guilty. Nevertheless, I would have hoped that somebody who is facing such a trial would not run in a presidential election. Even worse in my opinion that he actually abused the fact that he had to stand trial to get votes from nationalistic people who claimed that the ICC was an neocolonial instrument of the West.
It has actually helped Kenyatta and Ruto that some western politicians and diplomats warned against electing Kenyatta because of dire consequences such a choice might have. You may be wondering why I don't say anything about his program. I have to admit that I'm not sure what his program is. From my view programs played only minor roles in the election campaigns. You can read the inauguration speech of Uhuru Kenyatta here: Many parts sound nice, but we will have to see.
I am quite sceptical about the plan to give a laptop to each student at public schools in class 1 next year, but you might argue that I'm nothing but envious, because students from "our" informal school won't get any. I think one should give this new government the chance to perform, but I can't hide that I'm also a bit sceptical. Sorry to Amy, Lara, Robert and hm, my text means a lot of work for you, I suppose. I don't have a tablet and don't need one, really , and no internet on my mobile. The Kindle is much smaller than a tablet, therefore handier, and I don't have to charge it very often, it keeps for several weeks.
Comment Sorry, I got confused about who was asking what - I thought you didn't have a device yet and were asking for recommendations. I simply wanted to point out that you don't have to buy a kindle anymore to buy amazon books, any e-reader would work I assume. But you already have one, so you don't need any tips.
It was Raudona's tip originally, anyway, so it's stolen to boot. Ich kann also deine Skepsis sehr gut nachvollziehen. Morgen feiern wir den Geburtstag eines Freundes. Wir werden in den Biergarten gehen. Er denkt bestimmt, ich habe ihn vergessen. Comment Don't worry, Lara, we all know that you just missed the words. That's why we did not even correct you. I am very much of the same opinion as Goldammer, Gibson and Carullus. Once you started using it, you can't be without it. I still buy books, and books I really liked on the ereader will be purchased at my favourite store at a convenient price.
The main drawback - you can't easily browse through a book as Goldammer already mentioned. My ereader is a Nook, a by chance decision, but considering I can download from any online publisher - apart from Amazon - it was a very good decision. They have random promotions where you can actually get popular books at low prices.
But you have to look out for them. I really like the fact that I can buy a book at the drop of a hat. If I read about a book that interests me - I can read it a couple of minutes later. My books are not only in the cloud, but also on my laptop - which is especially useful if you buy from different stores and I lived a while in Europe while I had the Nook, so I was a regular customer with Waterstones as you can then move the books to a new ereader if you decide you need an update.
There was an article a couple of weeks ago about ebooks soon being available as second hand books. I have to look for it again, as I never got to read it. That would be really great. That's what I generally do with books I will never read again. Deine Gedanken waren schneller als dein Schreiben We had recently in my little town several cases where people were attacked and I hope to come to know about best behaviour and reaction.
If it is worth, I may report about it. Comment I tried to answer detailed again, went back and forth to check some needs - and lost the input mask. Half an hour of work vanished in the haze. Here's the short version: I still own 6 of his books "biochips" e. Thanks for the hint. Lara Chu , the rest of "Dune" was, in my opinion, even better - more perfidious politics, more looking behind the scene.
Like real life on another planet. But there are gender misunderstandings I'd like to avoid, therefore it's sometimes better to know, what the other persons means. Age might not be important but you've got to know where my limits are when it's about "modern stuff", and I don't want to annoy anyone by writing something like "You're too young to know".
Carullus , I just stumbled about "4chan" and picked it up by coincidence when I googled "Dystopian ChickLit". You made it so clear now, what "ChickLit" is, that I no longer wonder, why I never heard of the books you're listing [;o ] Of course I've heard about the hype regarding this Vampire-trilogy with this nice guy that made women faint who wants to marry before In fact I admire your knowledge shown in the past weeks. Goldammer , I bought a smartphone three weeks ago. Still tryind to make progress you can surely imagine. And follow the snails with an appropriate flatrate wherever you are Comment Dixie, yes, there is an Oxfam in my town, but they only have a small selection of English books so it would take years to drop my boxes off bit by bit I do that occasionally, but it's not really a satisfying solution.
RenaRd, that's the one. I don't know the German titles though, so I don't know which one 'Biochips' is. Six isn't half bad, he's only written ten books so far and the last two I didn't like quite as much as the others.
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Does Amazon seriously think somebody will buy a kindle just to be able to download their books? If you like the Kindle, you'd buy it anyway, and if you don't, you just shop somewhere else and Amazon loses a customer. I can't believe that manufactureres still have turf wars on their consumers' backs instead of making it as easy as possible for everybody and raising sales that way.
As it's a man, I suppose there is no danger of his being upset because he didn't get a chance to prepare and now all the guests are dressed to the nines and he looks like something the cat has dragged in ;. Comment oh - I thought 'Biochips' was the original title it sounds english, doesn't it? The title is "Count Zero". Gibson was, as far as I remeber, the first author dealing with the subject "personal computer". The Pilgrim Fathers of SF made us imagiine "flying through space faster than light" but no one invented a PC or a smartphone.
And, funny enough, I'm re-reading a 60's novel at the moment nobody imagined then , that people would stop smoking. Whereas I think that Amazon created its Kindle book format to exclude all other competition, this is not the reason why it does not run on other ereaders: The ereaders are only made for reading and no other task. So, I can't even install anything else on it. Which is the reason it is so light and why I like my ereader plus the fact that you can sit in the sun and read without any glare.
Comment I don't understand, Dixie. You say this is not the reason why it does not run on other ereaders: The ereaders are only made for reading but being read is what an ebook is made for, kindle format or otherwise. So if you can't use amazon but every other format from other book stores, amazon must have designed theirs on purpose to be unreadable on other e-readers.
Or am I making a Denkfehler? That's true, Renard - everybody smokes like a chimney ;. Actually, much more interesting than the things SF writers predicted I always found the things they didn't predict.
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You mentioned computers; another one is cloning. There's lots of stuff about robots, but nobody saw that one coming unless you count 'The body snatchers' ; Speaking of cloning: I read an article about a guy who thinks he might be able to resurrect the extinct passenger pidgeon - that's what he's working on, but he has a long list for the future, and the dodo is on it, too. But some biologists, far from being delighted, say that this will make things worse, as people will care even less about endangered species if they know we can re-create them in the lab.
Which is probably true. It's really fun to read the first lines of so many books. I knew only very few of them, but some of the first lines make me want to read the books. I have to admit that I have not understood much when I read it the first time. However, I wasn't aware of my ignorance and liked the book nevertheless. It was many many years ago, I must have been 16 or 17, and in the German class every student had to choose a book and to prepare a presentation about that book. I knew books, but I was under the impression that those books were not good enough for the teacher and I decided to find some "real literature".
Reading the book did not disappoint me, I really was captivated and finished the book within a few days. After that I started preparing my talk and I can still read the many notes I wrote into the book. I chose clauses I wanted to read aloud during my talk and I tried to write a summary. I told many of my classmates what a great book I had found, but I was not able to explain why it was so great for me. I think it was good luck for me that I never actually had to give that presentation in class. Only some ten students of the class actually gave their talk and I was not amongst them.
Reactions of my teacher would probably have frustrated me. As I said, I have not fully understood the book at that time. I did not see the historical context As it is said in the review at http: In addition, I had totally "forgotten" to find out more about the author. For me, that was not necessary ;- , but I'm sure my teacher would not have liked that.
Later I understood better, but maybe not good enough, as that book was never a pessimistic nor depressing book in my view. Of course, I always understood that the girl died at the end and that has always made me very sad. Still, I always thought that she has taught me a lot during her life. And, believe me, I'm not the kind of person who believes in heroes! Comment RenaRd, when I had my first smartphone about two years ago yes, it takes quite some time to get used to it, and Mr Goldammer never bothered to, so he's completely lost touch!
But I soon found out that I didn't use the internet on the phone, so I went back to a prepaid telephone only tariff and have been happy with that since. A tablet is too big for me to carry around - I am definitely not a handbag person, and I only have a very little one which only holds my purse, sometimes my phone I often have that in the pocket of my jeans, too and occasionally my Kindle I love reading in the checkout line or wherever else I have to wait.
Comment I seem to be the exception here since I bought an e-reader one or two years ago but never really warmed to it. I don't really know why, all I can think of are somehow stupid reasons First, I don't like the small pages, for whatever reason. Second, I have uploaded lots of books classics mainly for free, but when it comes to paying for it, I hesitate to "waste" money on a book that I already own as a paper version, and if it's a good book I know that it would never be enough for me just to have it on my e-reader, which means that I know that I will have to buy it as a "real" book anyway.
So I still do stupid things like packing a suitcase for a week and including about books you never know what you will feel like reading But if I ever find the charging cable again, I will give it another try Pooh, I'm so tired and I have to kill time here I have promised candigirl and some of her friends to pick her up at a party at midnight.
How I would love to be in bed with a good book now - paper or e-book, whatever Comment Why don't you sit down with a good paper book and a nice cuppa tea in an easy chair for the half hour you still have? It's not like bed, I know, but better than just killing time, isn't it? Coming to think of it: And frankly, since I have hardly had time recently to go to the CC I think there might be worse ways to kill time Comment btw, I watched another sequel of "Startrek: Voyager" with Mr Goldammer tonight we do that from time to time, working through all 7 seasons of it by and by The little devices they use as data media, for records, letters, books etc.
When I first had my Kindle, I always felt like captain Janeway reading somebody's report Comment Well, the Voyager is not quite as old as the original Enterprise, so similar gadgets had already been developed around that time Comment You are right, candice. I am really surprised, though, I wouldn't have thought that at that time something like those thingies already existed - even with touchscreen, obviously.
Edith tells me that you'll probably start any minute now to pick up candigirl, and I'll go to bed with my captain Janeway device Comment Good night, Vegale. Candison is just about to leave for a party with his friends I'll never understand what is so cool about that, getting to a party after midnight, I mean , and candiman will get up at 4: Strange people, my family Comment ff Hey Goldammer!
Up already after a long trekking-night? I wondered before already about the habit of some CC-inhabitants [: You're hooked on chatting! I better take care myself I watched a turkish-german comedy called "Evet, ich will" which was really funny. BTW2, I learned about "cuppa" from you and therefore allow myself a question: Isn't cuppa tea a tautology?
Have a sunny day! Comment Since "cuppa" is originally "cup of As an old sufferer from leonitis, I won't answer your hints at that issue When writing the past tenses of some verbs I always have to think how to spell it, au as in catch, caught, caught or ou as in buy, bought, bought. Do you know a simple rule I'm not aware of, before I visit the Sprachlabor?
Comment RenaRd Nice to meet you btw. Basically they are called irregular verbs because you just have to learn the forms I'm sure the b a ught was just a typo Comment Under a new medication, so just a few words about the workshop. The headline was "Violence - Watch - Help". Main topics were - Be aware of the situation and circumstances - ALWAYS take care of yourself first do not get involved - Help in any appropriate way calling emergency numbers, asking for assistance I did not agree with all aspects, but I learned that I might be in danger myself. Of course it depends on the situation and decisions not always made "by the head but belly" Does that bring the picture of "Entscheidung nicht vom Kopf, sondern aus dem Bauch heraus"?
I am not aware of any rules for the irregular verbs, that is why they are called irregular? Comment I will not say this in the Sprachlabor, but I personally think that English spelling is the punishment for all our sins. But in AE, purse is handtasche , I think. Comment I agree, afaik, there is no rule about irregular past tenses which would help you to know whether it's an.. Comment candice - did candison return safely? And candyman stood up in duu time? Just to show that I followd up every chat of the night A coincidence like that doesn't happen often, does it?
Regarding the irregular verbs: I was afraid I'd be told so. And regarding wallet I learned that's a Brieftasche for men. Have a look here in LEO as well. It seems to be a gender problem as well. My male US-friends spoke about their wallet containing bills and cards , they had the small change just in their pockets some US-pants have a small extra pocket built in ; I think in the UK a wallet CAN be a kind of map for business papers if you go into a conference as well. It is a different usage than the German words like: Not sure if there are more regional words for equipment to carry money with you Comment re irregular verbs Weeeell, it might help a bit to organize them in groups, e.
Or a group of verbs whose past participle forms all end in -en, like ride-rode-ridden, write-wrote-written, give-gave-given, hide-hid-hidden. But these are not really "rules", I'm afraid Comment waltherwithh , I once talked about that matter with a man who trains the police in " de-escalation ", too. Don't think with your belly! Maybe you'll have to run than, but often the attackers are too perplex to follow.
Why did you attend the workshop? But there are these words that sound the same, like " ought " in Swabia "Ma sott". And some verbs do not end with " ought ", like " caught ". Maybe the only rule is: Learn these by heart! Comment Goldammer Some call me this way "That's true, Renard - everybody smokes There is no translation for Renard like this in any other language!
I had been involved in a few cases of violence recently and wanted to learn about"best" behaviour. It is hardly possible to compare situations and it also depends if you are a "victim" or a "witness" Might this be the answer? I don't think so. On which end of the line? Whether you are young or old, male or female - keep away from groups of young men. Adrenaline plus testosterone plus machoism plus swaggering are an explosive combination. Feeling offended many men can't think, the hormons take over control.
Which party you are: When you are the victim: Don't try to be brave when you are pinned to the ground. All that I learned from the psychologist I've told about earlier. Comment Hey, it's very interesting reading about your thoughts about how to handle violence. Very innovative and on the forums' dung grown! It's the be-founding of the stressed oversetters here!
And noone on the whole world have it before them be-founded!!! One for all times!!! Comment Folkz, May I too time? Naturely, I cannot stink against all you professional over-setters, and am also no in-born box, clear! Jedenwegs,this thread is a real roarer, have seldom so laughed. Say yet one that germans lack humour - Let's talk clear text, there's lots of humour in our cellars, und zwar directly beside the Sauerkraut!
I'm really sorry of course that AE and BE boxes do not come on theire costs here. Comment I slope my tired main to the dust and pledge, never more so a shit to maintain. Obstinacy-the is this book very desirely. My veneration to the dames, as we Wienerle say! Comment I become the crisis!
What is'n that for a English! Me becomes it bad! You have the not all on the Christmas tree! He was one mark on an Africa trip and addressed by a speech the in-homish so: His English was from the finest. What will you more! I think me kicks a horse. Comment This thread is not dead to get. Have you nothing better to do than on this stupid sense part to take? I can me only repeat see quite above: Comment wolfman It is like lion-tooth salad.
Naturely make we wider! Man needs yet something to the detensioning. Otherwise becomes one totally deranged! Or am I that already? Comment I see that my soul brother hein fietje after long time again up-dived is Comment th that smecks lion tooth salad: How smecks you geese finger cabbage, dotted john's herb and white prickling apple? Lasst uns gehen, Kerle! Wir werden machen es, werden wir nicht? Just realized how weird the english syntax is!
Du bist vergeben, soweit als ich bin betroffen. I laugh me a branch!!!! I am really from the socke over so many to-speech in this thread. I must so laught that I hear my t-bones knacking! When I read this English I think I become a jump in the cup. Or have I already one. Comment Wie lustig alles dies! Freute so viel lesend diesen Faden! Then I under-sustainer this project and fit my mustard to-closed. Lasst uns sehen, wie lang es nimmt, bis die Pfostungen sind erreicht. Comment Quote Who is riding so late through night and wind?
It is the father with his kind! He has the boy still on his arm, His arm is cold, his son is warm. Comment See you, I can it also others around! Comment You have really not more all cups in the cupboard - ihr machtet meinen Tag wieder heute! Comment Nadja, my posting was not be-meant toooo seriously, you must know! Bring more of your lusty "shit"! Comment Oh yes, poetry in 6-gear! What's with our good old songs? Oh tanny tree, oh tanny tree, how greeheen are youhur leaves!!! Comment Hermione, Du meinst wir sind ein Butterbrot kurz von einem Picknick? I wish you what. Ansonsten ich mag sehr viel deine neuliche Pfostung, weil es ist eines der Hochlichter von diesem Faden - sei-grund ich voll stimme zu, auch noch nie soviel notiert zu haben, in solch ein kurz Periode von Zeit!
A found-pit of funky ghostblitzes, Hat-off in front of the honorable oversetter community! Corrections easy peasy - leichte peichte Author I love peas 28 Aug 03, Comment This is really the yellow from the egg!!!!! Comment What you everything in-fall - so me-nothing, you-nothing. Comment My christmas tree and my cupboard are nearly empty already as you can see on my last posting , so I would be in exactly the right ghostly constitution for more dumpsense to enclose here Happy me on morning!
Wish you a beautyful and relaxing holiday! Corrections eggly peggly - eili peili Comment ;-. Still once more de-guiltification for the off-steering. Comment how many have we then now? Comment "eggly-peggly"-you make me ready, you. I remember me on the "eggly-peggly"dance on the volcano, before many, many chatrooms Comment When we a-wealthy think of rich Comment Must I here too still my mustard to give?
This whole obtuse sense is just unbarrel nude. Oder ist es nur ich? Comment smeckita, thought I me yet You have a recollection like an elephant. Comment Tell ya sumpin'guyz: Shared this thread with some colleagues, one advised to throw himself away immediately, the other one broke together. Net, I'd say you're on the right way. Keep on posting 'til or collapse of LEO server. Thanks mate for helping me on the jumps, would have been peased off otherwise, great stuff!
Threw in a Kg sodium bicarbonate to stop the belly cramps minjong: If we make it, I propose to celebrate Penguin sorry, but I still can't really barrel how somebody can think himself out so what and hand him Degustations-Award , nicely packed in a sick bag, for his ingenious ghostblitz! And 6 gears of beer for free minimum, naturely! Ricky Shame on you! I want also mine mustard adden. What you there read can is not straight grown on my dung but it is nevertheless funny. With aid from Deutsche Bank. Comment I say it yes, this thread is the hammer. But don't break it over the knee.
I think we all have a roof-damage. But this is me equal. Here can we full the pig outlet. I add my mustard again after my early-piece. Comment Power outfall in London. Save energy, there is enough you can do in the dark! Comment My God, what is only in you driven? This thread was already deceased. Comment Dead said life longer. Longonholdend rain is down here since last night after 8 weeks of dryness, God-be-thank. I wanted to drive my car through the wash-street today, but not necessary anymore. Erinnert mich an den Douglas-Adams- oversetter, der nichtsnutzigen Ortsnamen neuen Sinn verlieh.
Eizelle, die sich mit ziemlicher Sicherheit zu einem Bankkaufmann entwickelt! Comment And now something completely different: Comment Well, it's quite obvious why no native English speakers join in this exchange - only German speakers would be able to follow this, admittedly sometimes even this is not easy.
But here is something all of us will understand and I hope you enjoy it - fits in with the long thread: The Irish Two men were sitting next to each other at a bar. After a while, one guy looks at the other and says, "I can't help but think, from listening to you, that you're from Ireland.
And where about from Ireland might you be? And what street did you live on in Dublin? And to what school would you have been going? Tell me, what year did you graduate? I can hardly believe our good luck at winding up in the same bar tonight. Can you believe it, I graduated from St. Mary's in my own self. Brian, the bartender, walks over to Vicky, shaking his head and mutters, "It's going to be a long night tonight, the Murphy twins are drunk again. Comment Me swans what!! The wood-worm in my head says me that you all are beghostered from this english!
This is better than ex-and-hopp drinking. Die Wilde sind um geringst zinsendtragend und oft abkorrekt nachobenhebend. Bitte tragen auf - Der Tor von ist nicht fern weg jetzt! Oder bin ich verfehlert? Quod lumen lumen, tut es nicht? Ansonsten aber 1A Ruhrpott-Latein, meus respectibilis! Comment Where is then overhead Henry Mosquito?
Comment He was platt made under the mosquito net. Wir fallen kurz andererweise weit for Comment The half on the way to have we now Comment It does me sorry but I have today not enough time for this dumb sense. I must the bread-rolls earn, therewith coal on the account comes. Today evening will I me a beer open and mark see which cabbage you others written have.
Later will I hark at the mattress.
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I shall now something between the gills push Comment Trifle Zu trickig?? Mit welcher Rolle hast Du reine Unruhe? Oh yes, I have to see an oversetting through, but my opinion after the proposed is terrible Comment Entschuldige meine schlechte Grammatik - aus der Natur, Ich meinte " Comment wolfman et al: Must easn so that i beer buy can so that i more rods of water in the corner stand can Comment I have my English cheese leaf for a while away laid to see what cabbage you have posted here. Yes, yes, you seem long while to have. You will make your urologist poor.
Get you your beer on recipe from him? Is he a good doctor or just a clever-shitter? When I read what I written have, roll himself me the toenails up The book-rods are grey become and it refuses itself again to open! Now have we totally noise! Comment When I me that all so at look, then think I we should the Leo Team ask the links for "Follow up" and so also on the end to the threads to maken.
That would all pretty easier maken. We would not so much scrollen needen. I wish all a gorgeous weekend! Comment Oh was ein ungerader Zwirn! My englisch not good. I learned it from a book. Ich tue nicht wissen was es ist zu gehen Banane? Ich vermute das schreibt Briefe mit 'to have a sock shot'? Successful pub weekend, lots of rods left in the corners? How was the party? Well, we have a reputation to rescue! Mondays make me ready Found on the internet: Here's further proof, if proof were needed, that the Germans are a very, very odd nation. Killer Condom is a killing German satire that comes billed with the classy tag line 'It's the rubber that rubs you out'!
And as prophylactic puns go, that's a killer folks. The film, as you might guess, is a gross out monster comedy featuring very Tiny little rubber suit monsters with very pointy little teeth. Watching the killer condoms chomp their way through a selection of fine German weenies makes you wonder if this film wasn't made by a secret anti contraceptive birth control propaganda wing of the Catholic Church. Corrections Back from clockfoliage and what must I find -? I have used the half beforewithday to pick apart this theme complete!
What is no wonder if man bethinks that I first after my clockfoliage these pearls of uncovered have. Soaway must I You all from hearts to Your outduration beluckwish and say herewith: Comment Yes, when it around weak sense goes, are we masters. Therefore have we but also long used In eating, where I work, it pours like out of buckets. Hopefully hears it up before I celebration evening make. I want not a wet arse get. Comment Welcome back from your clockfoliage Indy! Your posting was a fabledetention next-to-play for 6-gear English from the finest! Comment Susanna, I am here! Have you tomatoes on the eyes?
Comment Wolfman, hatte nicht neu geladen How come you on 'atomic arse wave'? Comment Susanna, you have the hyphen in the wrong place put. Comment can you pull away the hose under my feet? Number four and number seven are correct. That have you good done! Let you on the shoulder knock. Comment Zis vas a play on vords, hehe! Comment I have today the rogue in the neck Comment That is not to believe. I grasp it not! What for one dung. Kann mich leider nur noch an das Wort 'Atomarschwelle' erinnern und sonst an gar nix.
Ohnen diesen Thread zu kennen - der Bindestrich kommt nach "Atom"! Comment KL, yes the weather is a big fat dung heap here near arse-ape-castle also! So, be insuranced you're not alone But defiance that, you have my whole withmotion and I hope you let it you not the whole day pro-piggen. Comment 'withEmotion' und tut nicht analysieren dieses 'propiggen' bitte, es nicht es wert ist ;-. Comment 'es ist nicht wert es' uff Comment Wolfman, solong you him carry can autsch! Comment Mean you now the rogue? Comment Yes, yes, that is it! How are you so lightning-rapid on it come? Or has it already?
Ich sollte mehr oft mal die F5 pressen. Comment You must not be mad to here write - but it helps on all cases! Thank beautiful for your withemotion. It has now openheard to rain and I will make me on the socks. I hope the weather near arse-ape-castle will become better also. Comment Yes, yes, we seem really beyond of good and evil to be. Comment KL, wish you a nice celebration evening!
Comment Susanna, Ich habe gefunden direkt auf erstes Blinzeln in Plauderzimmer I have celebration evening,. Comment To you all beautiful celebration evening! I make myself out of the dust now. I must the underground train to waste-home get. Godbethank, at home can I lay the feet high. Comment uho, pfiff mir herein einmal mehr das Hyphen-Faden hots that: Bitte notiert, dass einmal auf einer Zeit, als getrieben wurden noch Rinderherden durch Silikontal,wir schon hatten dieses germanische sagend: Don't throw your money out of the Windows: Das erinnert mich von einigen style blossoms eines over-hessian cheeseleaves: Comment ich erbettle Deinen Straferlass, aber es nahm einen Moment zu sehen: Comment Watt is'n loose here today?
This beats the bottom out of the cask! Give you a Ruck! I have the honour. It hits the barrel the crown in the face. Auge verlasse Du nun mit nur diesem Gedanken: Wo ein Willy ist da ist auch ein Busch Comment Trifle Bethanked for the forbettering. You have it really druff! But I think it is a bit longwhily when I always use the same out-pressure. Or think you not.
I make me in the trousers when I read all this. I greet you kindly. And now I go and drink my Muggefugg because I feel a bit blood-empty today. Comment Ich liebe diesen Faden! But I think always that me nothing infalls - but mucheasy madwoman I myself?
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Comment ich war nur am wandern - can man this hence-sit? It's also my darling's thread! Du machtest die , concretulations! Du bist recht - ich tat nicht nortieren das! Thanks for adding this new innovative facepoints. Hope you think yourself in your up-sense each amount of further dictums out! Comment neues kind auf dem block: Ich bedeutete dein wondering, nicht hence-sitting. The latter is left-overens what?
Comment Trifle - I thank you. This lets my breast swell! This goes me down like oil! But don't ver-ass me! You are me perhaps a slit-ear! Now I have meal-time. I throw what in together with my clock-clock-grandmother. She has it fist-thick behind the ears! Comment trifle es sollte lesen: No arsing of others allowed here, only one self one may! Wolfman clearly advised this in Pfostung-No.
May I modify your overlatering to 'mooggefoogg' to avoid any potential disrespectful ambiguity? Cheese now, I have my midday deserved today, or not?! Paint-Time to all of you! Comment Trifle I think we have an outspeak problem now! It tastes like twice drunk. It is not so strong and made for people with a Heart Casper. Better you change it before they climb us on the head and nail us to the cross. Comment Du benennst es, in einer Nussmuschel TH! Ich erinnerte das schon: Es war gemacht vom gebrannten Getreide.
Das Geschmack war wie irgendwas, nur nicht Kaffee,rechts? Not that I want to say that I suffer under a heart-casper! I am fit like a Turnschuh. Man-o-man this thread goes down like a red Moped!! I become the through-fall before laughing!!! Comment What is loose here? Is it then the possibillity that the "Vrong Tscherman" Faden has more in-carry-ings than this here? I thought we want to full make the as firsts! So goes it yes not further! Up, Up, you lasy socks! When I read your "Quatsch" here brak I still together.
Why are you racing for the ? Most of you are at work not at the races, or? Comment Wolfman This is really strong tabacco. What in three devil's name mean you? I am on the work and not on the escape! It is a real piggery!! I will not make the full. But when I read that strong stuff and when me what infalls, I cannot hold my mouth.
Comment When I read all this gripes, I slowly get the imprint that oversetter is a shitjob. But as half of all oversetters here can go in clockfoliage together, and when I see daytimes which is hier pfostend, es kann nicht sein das schlecht. In this shipper, I beg your dis-debitation and ash on my main!
Comment This here cannot be your earnest! Comment Now let but a five be straight!!!!! Have you 6-geared in serious oversetting, and now close with funny? Okayokayokay, just let me make two points: I tried but got a 'scroll-finger' before being through with it. Disgustation is not everyman's thing. It's my serious,what else? Agree, it's time to let the dear god a good man be. But I also read between the lines: But isn't the whole life just a translation? Aren't you just a translation of your genetic code? What else is speech than translation of thought and feeling,compounded by your brain?
Me came this so when I myself translated by ferry river Rhine on my way back home today. And nuttin' for ungood - gell? Comment Hello together, I was not on the work for the last two days. I look into the thread from at home now and I want not to waste my money on the internet. I will after-take the reading tomorrow at work. I must very onfit that, when I write the In-guidance for the books, I not write in six-gear English with all the appointment-pressure in the nape.
Trifle, I am overwitnessed that the oversetters have much work had on the day and must earn their breadlets. Then, man must well a wheel off have or not have them all on the christmas-tree ;- to withmake at suchwhat. What me bemeets, I have endishly fire-evening and have the snout full and I'm ready with the world and ripe for the island.
I want only a beer drool! Comment Ah, Wolfman - there you are back in stride again - I have made myself already sorrows. I like potslang much, like Pannemann and so. You overset Klappentext too? I see u r also outpreyed by your boss. But note next fire-evening comes definetely! I'd throw the handcloth otherwise. Thanks for beaking a lance for us poor, poor oversetters. Don't forget the flag killer!!! Costs an apple and an egg. Poofing in the office?!!!.
Go in the corner and shame you what. It is really a cross with these Jungspunds!! I hold it in the head not out! Ah Mary, can I concrete you late for marriage? Sorry, have I you upwaked! And i am not the grand-aunt of Harry Potter! The name is quicker to write. I heard you snoring through my double-thermo-glass-window! Oh pain let after!!! Him will swell the comb. But don't tell him that he can you crosswise.
Then you are quickerly out then you can drink your Muggefugg out!! Make it good, I must now play "genius at work" again. Comment Mary, that have you good made. Harald, betrachtend drool for beer, I have switched from beer to bikler, to avoid early boom in summer heat. Have good fire-evenings, I make also a long shoe Comment What then, what then? Is here nothing more loose? LEO is today so sow-slow, it makes no fun. I think I beat soon off. I'll drive my computer down and make the light out and go to home. Then make I myself a bottle beer open and bang me in front of the far-seeing-apparatus.
Then look I through the newspaper and wait on my evening-eating. Sometimes I watch the beauiful sunset in my hometown "Waste-home on the Dysentry". Tomorrow I come again with still more dump-sense. Beautiful celebration evening all together! Wolfman, you have it opensightly fist-thick behind the ears. Notificating also your self-forbettering, and overhead that many other forbetterings, me swans longsome that correct sixgear onshiny is not so easy to produce! My prebeat is now to stand a small booklet together, therein groundlaying grammar and setbuilding.
I ams you ores he shits and also constant wordly oversetting,multiple back and again forth oversetting overlatern and more highdiswrapped skills. Comment Was eine liebliche Idee! Let us a six-gear wordsbook togetherput! But it should a real knowledgeshaftly work be. Comment knowledgeshaftly is even better than my de-guiltification. This word is say-custody Mosquito, do you have longewhile in your holy days, or why falls you nothing better in than here abzupfosten? Can you not upswitch? Newly, I wandered me if six-gear is six-gear of Sexgier. Can man so say? Or is this improper recursive mislatering?
For today I recommend me - I hew myself in bed, to balance poofdeficit. Auf zu jetzt ich habe immer Gedanke, dass "disgusting 6-gear menu" bedeutet "widerliches Sexgang Gericht", was ist ein sehr "komm jetzt! Comment Heilige Makrele, Ich kann't glauben es! Nein Wunder sie konnten't unterstehen mich. Du hast zu sein ein beruflicher Oversetter, zu kriegen irgend von diesem. Und jetzt der Grund warum Ich hatte zu anhalten lauernd und sagen etwas: Tatst du sagen das auf Absicht- "I think I beat soon off.
Comment My gorge, you were yes hardworking. There is man only one week way and yet needs man one half eternity at afterreading. Enjoy your residual freetime Comment Catharina, mybody can understand! That can one find in special highpriced gastronomic facilities, where it "Herrengedeck" called is. Thanks for this great furtherdiswrapment. I could not diskey "bazillusirgendwelche" Jeff, you are loudspeaking inbornbox?
My highattention - You become honourswithlink in Disgusting Club. Other inborns left this filament disbluffed,saying this is throughbanged and no laughing matter, and that we all must have one on the flapper - under us, I can't deno! I now go inbuying in Afterdeductions and Irreducible Netto and Minimal , because my coolcupboard is vacuum -. Comment Trifle It does me pain when I you over the meaning of "bazillusirgendwelche" in the dark left have.
Naturally must it first checked become. Now must I further work. Comment sorry that I no time have. Ich habe zu sauber hoch das lebende Zimmer. But I find this discussion real interesting. Comment Jeff, Ah- you are soundful inbreed case. And a comsopolitician worldburgher onshiningly.
But are you then inwanderer, or have you in Boston great become? I'm an Germ, but like speech of the fishing saxons, and also 6-Gear, cause bad english does not fall up that much here: I had the nose full and I went to house - quite one-fold, or? Ich hoffe, Ich tatn't beleidigen Dich.
I am in Boston born and earwaxed. Must but of a day backgo. Comment Sehn' wir hier ein Tunnel am Ende des Lichts? Come you oversetters now in the aisles, or what? We make full here, and when me no day of my life more enjoys! Comment This is really a heavy piece of work! Oh, I see straight, my clock has given the ghost up.
I think the machinist is dead. I say it yes, how the mister so the dishes. This is everything a little bit throughanother. But I press us the thumbs that this misery has soon an end. Have you captured this. Comment I look out the window, and what see I? It shines a gentlemanly late summer day to become. Out the window to look is a nice underbreaking of longwhily oversetting work. But I must now return to my picture umbrella and awayset my oversetting. Comment Here seems the sun too. When I it me permit can, out the window to look, call I that thought freetime.
That is a good offchangeling sometimes. You are from Boston? I heard that you there great Tea Parties have Which tea use you, Chinese or Ceylon? Comment Wolfman, Jeff is still sleeping, he's working time shift. But I can fill in: They use Roi Bush, the brother of George Bush. Now in coming cold season they make Ice Tea Parties in Boston. Nightinbile, I hear you trappin' - you bring worm sunseem in this threat, wiz anozer great play on wordz.
I can this so-cooked little outbuild: OK, is selfpuzzled "Knittelvers" only found no fishingrod-saxony overlatering in damn hole LEO , and is not great sealing, selfunderstandly. Hope that it not zuckz. Should there densers among the disgusters be, should they lover what substancefull here display. Otherersites, I bet that Willem his Pear shake would, when he this filament read could the ryhme was not upsightly, that must on german setbuilding layed have.
So lang, kauf kauf! Kannst Du raten, nach Lesen Nadjas Frage? Between Peoplechurch and Cheeks. Had we rooibos here, would I all self drink! So what would I not supposed have. Entweder Weg, das war ein gut ein! Wirklich machte mich zerbrechen hinauf! Comment Jeffle, thank deer for liquidating the riddles. They have prepared me much head-disruption. Neben dem Weg, wie sind Dinge aufgehend beim 6-gear Beine-Clickbildchen?
Everycase, now I make me me-nothing-you-nothing out of the dust, I hope I must not hear so many sweetwood-raspers as in the twinkle-box yesterday. I hold that for offlift that you Grandpianos for rent have! I declutch me know for today from this Gear. Ich tatn't meinen zu foltern dich wie das, Trifle. Nicht weit von Dolly Garmisch-Partonkirchen Wood. So, now shines it, tjat I a Schwobifier am. You should but our Familie-dreffa onetime see! We make every July a little Oilguy middle in Massachusetts, or in Connecticut. Comment Jeffle, du bischde greeschd 'm Flecka! Yeah, I go again after Feetn in Oelgoi preciser: Steedheaden to see forkkenlake and Lock New Swanstone.
Dehs glaubscht Du mir! Wie misset mia des vorschtelle: Comment es Jeffle un es Trifle: Jeff, perhaps you can invite me to your next great Boston Tea Party - I'll bring the cookies with! Trifle, wherefrom have you such a sweet name? My woman loves trifle. Do come her not too near! Especially not after a good midday eating Now must I sleeping go. It is yes soon weekend Just I wanted to pull the sticker out the dose, when my optical receptors messaged my synapses that Wolfman another yellow panel glued has on the filament of glory.
Where had you crumbled yourself, was that something terminal or what? That that clear is: Up each fall we must join Boston Tea Party. I bet they make what in the tea, or mean you manyeasy they pour in pure tea? Ah,yes, Trifle is any Germ term. It has even what to say, but is little 6-geared to cover my Sourcrowd identity. So I can like muzzle-cast dig into LEO's acre. And yep, make you no sorrow, I will no unfitting approachtrial to your wife make, big Indian Honor word is she nice?
Hope tomorrow goes endly again what up here Would it you something outmake me to tell where exactly? I have with-read this thread since some time, but it falls me heavy in this new language to write. Please have some backsight with me. Comment Trifale und Jeffale: Such a pile Suebians here at 6-gear! Trifale, maybe I have overread it, but where careful comesch you here?
I come out the nearness from Eye's castle. So, give not up too early. Man oh man, make yourself not in the trousers. I let you not hang. I was it not who with this cabbage begun has. It it you still falls heavy you must more train. Training makes the master! I must still a little work before the weekend. Then, off to the underground, eating behind let and to waste-home travel.
I'm always happy when I see my river - the Dysentry! Now first time, on-again-see! Comment "It it you still falls heavy you must more train" That should heat "If it Comment Nadjale, I find that class that you write 'comesch'. That is true swobyfied 6-Gearle. Wolfman, that bequiets me, I thought you let us slopes here. Thushalf I appealed at your answerliness. Hope that you it not be-remorsen does, that you 1rst answerpfostung made have!
This is full of numbers, we call that number grave. The ground is only, that he has very bad digit memorial. He can himself never on what remembern, and then he swines me with such: There's an unwritten rule in this company: Get it down on paper" and so. I always do,but all Post-its fall up from my picture umbrella, before due date is reached.
They glue not good, goes it you exact so? I go now in meeting and see later after great gear. Hope I find many new yellow panels, also from great sunseem and offchangeling girls -. Comment Wolfman, you are again not at the thing. You MUST correct sixgear around here, and not others a bad by-game give. See how many labours the girls themselves give in writing right speech wrong! So don't you write wrong speech right here!
What can I therefore that I a dialect speak and write. I live in the coal pot, Wastehome-on-the-Dysentry, when you it precise to know want.