PoliticalChic
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I love that analogy, "watermelon movement"...that`s exactly how it was pulled off in Germany after millions of ex communists became instant BRD German citizens. The bitch (Angela Merkel) that is hailed world wide as the "Environment Chancellor" was a top graduate of the Soviet academy for propaganda and agitation.
After re-unification she became the Minister for environment and after a picture book perfect Soviet Polit-bureau political back-stabbing campaign she finally became Germany`s Chancellor that you can`t get rid off any more.
Every time she looses an election she forms coalitions with the Socialist Party or the green party...which was founded by Joschka Fisher.
He started out as a communist who organized hi-jackings and was part of a weapons heist on an American base in the then West Germany.
Several American soldiers were killed.
After "re-unification" Joshka Fischer became Germany`s version of State Secretary when the "Sozial Partei Deutschland" was in power and when they lost the next election Joshka Fischer founded the "Green Party" which now has tentacles that reach around the globe...and formed coalitions every time Frau Merkel was about to be voted out of office.
Do you have German roots...?
Because only a German would use the "sch" for the English "sh" phonetic.
aside from Jews that speak Yiddish, which is a close cousin of the German language.
B.t.w
I`ll trade you some authentic German beer for a New York hot dog..is it a deal ?
"Do you have German roots...?"
Not quite.
But we have used Rosetta Stone German for homeschooling.
I know that the Jewish comedians used the German/Yiddish "Stück" for a 'piece of material'...hence 'schtick.'
"I`ll trade you some authentic German beer for a New York hot dog..is it a deal?"
Would you settle for Korean bulgogi?
No way !!!!
In the (Soviet style centrally planned) E.U. you can`t even be sure any more how much Bulgarian horse meat is in a Munich MacDonald`s Hamburger any more.
Or how much used motor oil is in an oyster can that came from China
No, it would have to be an authentic New York street vendor hot dog, with all the trimmings...the kind you can smell a city block away and irresistibly draws you, jay-walking through traffic and shoving pedestrians out of your way.
I did that once and before I had a chance to exchange my Canadian $$$ for U$$. The vendor did not accept my Canadian money which was at +10Cents par with the U$ .
Then I offered him 50 Canadian bucks for one of these hot dogs..he sent me away hungry.
Ever since then I have this New York hot dog addiction.
And no, a little "Stück" won`t do...I`ll settle for no less than the foot-long version with lots of salt+ a "big gulp" soft drink and sort it out with Mayor Bloomberg later
With or without kimchee?