I'd be very careful before blindly repeating anything cab says
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Don't think he was far off though, I recognize some of the words as Dutch is a Germanic language so there is a little bit of commonalityI'd be very careful before blindly repeating anything cab says
cannabineer
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We Germans have a deep and abiding love of the Netherlands. They provide us a place where we can go to settle our differences with France and England.
That is why he is so damn tricky. It's the colloquialisms that bit ya in the ass every time.
Nonsense, we all know that Belgium was created so there was neutral ground for the Brits to have a scrap with the Germans, French, or both
Roger A. Shrubber
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google translates that as "I feel like a blind woman and insist on my social oppression".....?...¿
tangerinegreen555
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I thought it was created to make beer with floating yeast.
Roger A. Shrubber
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i thought belgium was created so the rest of europe would have someone to make fun of?
cannabineer
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I learned in der Schule that Belgium's involvement was a tragedy of misunderstanding. What the boss wanted was waffles (not weapons!), and in waffle terms the Belgian ones are truly the Master Race.
cannabineer
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Close, but those small syntactic details make or break a First World Problems whine
You're thinking of Ireland, especially County Kerry, where the dogs have flat noses
Roger A. Shrubber
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i read about the plan to invade Canada during WW2, to secure the maple syrup supply. turns out there are more people in one PEI fishing village than in the whole of Belgiums army, so they turned around, went home, and made toast.I learned in der Schule that Belgium's involvement was a tragedy of misunderstanding. What the boss wanted was waffles (not weapons!), and in waffle terms the Belgian ones are truly the Master Race.
cannabineer
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The sheer national resentment of toast for breakfast turned out to be a spot of bother for the Poles.
Yet we've done more to destroy Americans than anyone else, when you think about it...
Yes, there was this problem with the Belgians saying, "Frites" and the Germans heard "Fritz" and thought they were invited for waffles.Close, but those small syntactic details make or break a First World Problems whine
Naah, the Germans needed to find out how to make decent beer and we wouldn't tell them.
LOL nope those were the Czechs
Roger A. Shrubber
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cannabineer
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The Irish, the only race that can start a fight in an empty room