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Blue_Tires

(55,445 posts) Wed Feb 26, 2020, 11:08 AM Feb 2020

MEANWHILE, in Germany...

HOW HAVE THEY BEEN HIDING THIS JUICY CUT OF BRILLIANCE FROM ME ALL THIS TIME??

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MEANWHILE, in Germany... (Original Post) Blue_Tires Feb 2020 OP

Brilliant! Midnightwalk Feb 2020 #1

OMG jberryhill Feb 2020 #2

This looks like something produced by the "Heute Show Heute" Pachamama Feb 2020 #3

Interesting... Blue_Tires Feb 2020 #5

The Germans came up with this "Bush Pilot" over 15 years ago. DFW Feb 2020 #4

Midnightwalk

(3,131 posts)

1. Brilliant!

Reply to Blue_Tires (Original post)

Wed Feb 26, 2020, 11:20 AM

Feb 2020

jberryhill

(62,444 posts)

2. OMG

Reply to Blue_Tires (Original post)

Wed Feb 26, 2020, 11:28 AM

Feb 2020

I got partway through, but had to stop at the box cutter.

Does he end up with any living co-workers?

On edit:

I skipped ahead. Oh well, I wasn't planning on lunch anyway.

Pachamama

(16,887 posts)

3. This looks like something produced by the "Heute Show Heute"

Reply to Blue_Tires (Original post)

Fri Feb 28, 2020, 01:36 PM

Feb 2020

The same people who brought you the spoof that Erdogan has sex with goats (and they got sued because it was a violation of the “Beleidigungs Gesetz” Insult Law).

They are something of the Daily Show...

This was perfect German Humor...

Blue_Tires

(55,445 posts)

5. Interesting...

Reply to Pachamama (Reply #3)

Fri Feb 28, 2020, 07:50 PM

Feb 2020

I got more of a "Kids in the Hall" vibe from it

DFW

(54,367 posts)

4. The Germans came up with this "Bush Pilot" over 15 years ago.

Reply to Blue_Tires (Original post)

Fri Feb 28, 2020, 04:03 PM

Feb 2020

Or this (Neo-Nazis--fair warning, do NOT click on this! You might not like it):

The translation of "Leasing Contract" is pretty poor, sounds like a bad case of Google Translate. Just keep in mind that "me fool was meant to mean "like an idiot," "437,80 §" was meant to mean 437.80 Marks (pre-Euro video), and they translated "Prozess" as "process," where what was meant was "lawsuit."

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