Posted: 8/10/2014 9:35:16 PM EDT
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No you didn't. Germany (Deutschland) = German (Deutsch) Holland (Netherlands) = Dutch (Nederlands) Denmark = Danish (Dansk) Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch Deutsch? Fixed it for you. No you didn't. Germany (Deutschland) = German (Deutsch) Holland (Netherlands) = Dutch (Nederlands) Denmark = Danish (Dansk) They're all Continental Eurotrash. |
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No you didn't. Germany (Deutschland) = German (Deutsch) Holland (Netherlands) = Dutch (Nederlands) Denmark = Danish (Dansk) Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch Deutsch? Fixed it for you. No you didn't. Germany (Deutschland) = German (Deutsch) Holland (Netherlands) = Dutch (Nederlands) Denmark = Danish (Dansk) Unless it's Pennsylvania Dutch. |
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They're all Continental Eurotrash. Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch Deutsch? Fixed it for you. No you didn't. Germany (Deutschland) = German (Deutsch) Holland (Netherlands) = Dutch (Nederlands) Denmark = Danish (Dansk) They're all Continental Eurotrash. Some of the best porn. |
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Unless it's Pennsylvania Dutch. Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch Deutsch? Fixed it for you. No you didn't. Germany (Deutschland) = German (Deutsch) Holland (Netherlands) = Dutch (Nederlands) Denmark = Danish (Dansk) Unless it's Pennsylvania Dutch. Pennsylvania "Dutch" is a simply bastardization of Deutsch. |
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Pennsylvania "Dutch" is a simply bastardization of Deutsch. Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch Deutsch? Fixed it for you. No you didn't. Germany (Deutschland) = German (Deutsch) Holland (Netherlands) = Dutch (Nederlands) Denmark = Danish (Dansk) Unless it's Pennsylvania Dutch. Pennsylvania "Dutch" is a simply bastardization of Deutsch. That's the joke. |
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Maps, What are they? http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-CQkPuRR57K8/TzlDAAEF73I/AAAAAAAAAOI/XXt6lK6rLPo/s1600/Europe-politica-Maps.gif Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch? This. Geography, what is it?  Maps, What are they? http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-CQkPuRR57K8/TzlDAAEF73I/AAAAAAAAAOI/XXt6lK6rLPo/s1600/Europe-politica-Maps.gif I don't get it. What does the color coding mean? Are the pink ones all the same country but spread out? |
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How come there are two Irelands and two Russias and two Slovakias?  Kaliningrad is part of Russia. Used to be part of Germany (until 1945). Until the end of World War II, the area formed the northern part of the former East Prussia. The city was largely destroyed during World War II; its ruins were captured by the Red Army in 1945 and its German population fled or was removed by force. It was renamed Kaliningrad on July 4, 1946 in honor of Mikhail Kalinin Northern Ireland is part of the UK, not Ireland Slovakia and Slovenia are two different countries. |
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I don't get it. What does the color coding mean? Are the pink ones all the same country but spread out? Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch? This. Geography, what is it? Maps, What are they? http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-CQkPuRR57K8/TzlDAAEF73I/AAAAAAAAAOI/XXt6lK6rLPo/s1600/Europe-politica-Maps.gif I don't get it. What does the color coding mean? Are the pink ones all the same country but spread out? Yea, Thats it. 
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Kaliningrad is part of Russia. Used to be part of Germany (until 1945). Until the end of World War II, the area formed the northern part of the former East Prussia. The city was largely destroyed during World War II; its ruins were captured by the Red Army in 1945 and its German population fled or was removed by force. It was renamed Kaliningrad on July 4, 1946 in honor of Mikhail Kalinin Northern Ireland is part of the UK, not Ireland Slovakia and Slovenia are two different countries. I just tried to respond to your post, and it bukkake'd board code all over me. Anyway... 
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch? DK=Danish=Dutch, moran. Anyway, you can't swing a cat over there without going through some area with a different argle-bargle "language." They should just stick to English, which they all understand if you shout loud enough while pointing your pistol at 'em. English is good enough for MTV and it's good enough for Canadians even if they talk funny so I don't see why the Danish Dutch should get all uppity with their bork-bork-bork bonjour arrivederci lingo. |
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DK=Danish=Dutch, moran. Anyway, you can't swing a cat over there without going through some area with a different argle-bargle "language." They should just stick to English, which they all understand if you shout loud enough while pointing your pistol at 'em. English is good enough for MTV and it's good enough for Canadians even if they talk funny so I don't see why the Danish Dutch should get all uppity with their bork-bork-bork bonjour arrivederci lingo. Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch? DK=Danish=Dutch, moran. Anyway, you can't swing a cat over there without going through some area with a different argle-bargle "language." They should just stick to English, which they all understand if you shout loud enough while pointing your pistol at 'em. English is good enough for MTV and it's good enough for Canadians even if they talk funny so I don't see why the Danish Dutch should get all uppity with their bork-bork-bork bonjour arrivederci lingo. Danish and Dutch are NOT the same, moran. Two totally different countries that do not even share a border. Dutch is most similar to German. Denmark is not Holland/Netherlands. Both my parents speak(spoke) Dutch and German, neither spoke Danish. If there is a joke here, I missed it. |
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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-CQkPuRR57K8/TzlDAAEF73I/AAAAAAAAAOI/XXt6lK6rLPo/s1600/Europe-politica-Maps.gif No wonder I got lost when I was driving to Luxembourg. I had NO idea it was west of France. |
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Danish and Dutch are NOT the same, moran. Two totally different countries that do not even share a border. Dutch is most similar to German. Denmark is not Holland/Netherlands. Both my parents speak(spoke) Dutch and German, neither spoke Danish. If there is a joke here, I missed it. Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch? DK=Danish=Dutch, moran. Anyway, you can't swing a cat over there without going through some area with a different argle-bargle "language." They should just stick to English, which they all understand if you shout loud enough while pointing your pistol at 'em. English is good enough for MTV and it's good enough for Canadians even if they talk funny so I don't see why the Danish Dutch should get all uppity with their bork-bork-bork bonjour arrivederci lingo. Danish and Dutch are NOT the same, moran. Two totally different countries that do not even share a border. Dutch is most similar to German. Denmark is not Holland/Netherlands. Both my parents speak(spoke) Dutch and German, neither spoke Danish. If there is a joke here, I missed it. The way to get a Danes goose is to call him dutch, Apparently the way to get a Dutchman's goat is to call him Danish. 
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Danish and Dutch are NOT the same, moran. Two totally different countries that do not even share a border. Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch? DK=Danish=Dutch, moran. Danish and Dutch are NOT the same, moran. Two totally different countries that do not even share a border. Holy fucking shit, does no one on this board know how to spell moron? |
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Danish and Dutch are NOT the same, moran. Two totally different countries that do not even share a border. . Quoted:
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What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch? DK=Danish=Dutch, moran. Anyway, you can't swing a cat over there without going through some area with a different argle-bargle "language." They should just stick to English, which they all understand if you shout loud enough while pointing your pistol at 'em. English is good enough for MTV and it's good enough for Canadians even if they talk funny so I don't see why the Danish Dutch should get all uppity with their bork-bork-bork bonjour arrivederci lingo. Danish and Dutch are NOT the same, moran. Two totally different countries that do not even share a border. . According to swede1986, Denmark and Holland totally share a border. 
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Holy fucking shit, does no one on this board know how to spell moron? Quoted:
Holy fucking shit, does no one on this board know how to spell moron? It's the nicer way of saying it, based on the now famous photo: "get a brain, morans". I'm sure he knew how to spell it, I was reusing his spelling. Quoted:
According to swede1986, Denmark and Holland totally share a border. Lol, I know. I almost posted the "naval disclaimer" but elected not to since the "moran" re-quote was already pushing the ARF sarcasm threshold envelope. |
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It's the nicer way of saying it, based on the now famous photo: "get a brain, morans". I'm sure he knew how to spell it, I was reusing his spelling. Quoted:
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Holy fucking shit, does no one on this board know how to spell moron? It's the nicer way of saying it, based on the now famous photo: "get a brain, morans". I'm sure he knew how to spell it, I was reusing his spelling. Nicer way? This is Arfcom, home of page one "fuck yous" in threads about unicorns and the tooth fairy, for crying out loud. Ergo, I may have missed the etiquette. Carry on. 
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Quoted: Holy fucking shit, does no one on this board know how to spell moron? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: What does this have to do with Holland and the Dutch? DK=Danish=Dutch, moran. Danish and Dutch are NOT the same, moran. Two totally different countries that do not even share a border. Holy fucking shit, does no one on this board know how to spell moron? That's how the Danes spell it in Dutch.
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