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Cliff
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Leberwurst sagt man auch in den USA, oder?
Ich glaub auch mal Knackwurst gelesen zu haben.
The have got has got to go.




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Kennen Amerikaner Currywurst?
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This is gonna be the longest thread ever... :jo:

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And do they like it?
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Ron,

you still like burgers and stuff like that?

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Have we scared off everybody else? :out:

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I had better get my beauty sleep, guys!

Night night, sleep tight! :zzz:

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Mindestens. :mrgreen:

Und gute Nacht CID. c-ya tomorrow
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CID hat geschrieben:This is gonna be the longest thread ever... :jo:
Yeah, right! We're gonna blast the whole thing! :santa:
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...and beer for all :prost:
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Well, Cliff, to be honest: the "cyber-beer" is a tad dry.

Hope we'll have the chance to have a real one ... one day .... :jo:

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Sounds good to me.
So I'm off to the city now. I'm gonna eat a pizza and then I'm going to our 'Weihnachstmarkt'.:santa: (I think there is no word for 'Weihnachtsmarkt' in English.)

c-ya later (or tomorrow)
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"Christmas market" should work, both for Americans and Brits, IMHO :santa:

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CID hat geschrieben:"Christmas market" should work, both for Americans and Brits, IMHO :santa:
You think a farmer from Kansas knows what a 'Christmas market' is?
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Hey Cliff,

How was your pizza? Any good? And the hot mulled wine?


Regarding the "Christmas market":

I aware of the fact that it's not well known or at least not very common over there but I think they are able to figure out what it means. See also related discussions on LEO

http://dict.leo.org/?lp=ende&lang=de&se ... achtsmarkt


CU

HoHoHo :santa:

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