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germanheit:

This was found in Stuttgart, Germany as part of the German street art culture.

It translates to:

With both feet on the ground and the head in the stars.

I think that’s really nice :)

(pic via mokita.de)

mudwerks:

(via Golden Age Comic Book Stories)

The German that the terrorists speak is sometimes grammatically incorrect and meaningless. In the German version of the film, the terrorists are not from Germany but from “Europe.” The only instances of incorrect use of German are Alan Rickman’s (Hans Gruber) lines.

Merry Christmas, from this German nerd!

Thanks to DearS for reminding me of this classic Christmas film.

germanheit:

… this picture is the answer to yesterday’s “Make a guess”!

Isn’t it sexy?…. :P

A Vokuhila-Oliba is a colloquial abbreviation for…

Vorne kurz hinten lang - Oberlippenbart = short in the front long in the back - upper lip mustache… wonderful…. ;)

(pic via rad-dudes.com)

Ich liebe diesen Blog!

germanheit:

“Ohne Kaffee, ohne mich” (without coffee, without me)  -> that kinda applies to the way I usually am in the morning. :) 

Here’s some useful coffee vocabulary:

1. die Kaffeemaschine = coffee maker

2. der Kaffeefilter = coffee filter

3. die Kaffeebohne = coffee bean

4. starker / schwacher Kaffee = strong coffee

5. entkoffeinierter Kaffee = decaf coffee

6. Kaffee mit / ohne Milch und Zucker = coffee with / without milk and sugar

7. schwarzer Kaffee = black coffee

How about you - do you like coffee?

germanheit:

I guess this is one of my favourites. :P This place is called “Hühnergeschrei” which literally translates to “chicken screams”.

Check out this awesome flickr set of German sci-fi fiction book covers!

Via Gerry Canavan

Yer Mom jokes, funny in every language.

(Roughly translated: Post no bills … Yer mom.)

dears:

Oh ass puzzle, you provide many hours of fun on my face.