Re: Langbeiniges Superweib? / Long-legged Superwoman?
From Tim Hartung <har...@netcologne.de>
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· 3 Nov 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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On Wed, 03 Nov 1999 01:21:39 +0100, ppu...@damnthatspam.hetnet.nl (Peter Punk) wrote: >>>>Yes, what a good idea. But I think we don't have much opportunities >>>>here to translate _into_ German :) >>>Not much, but occasionally a German (or Gerwoman :-)) comes in here, >>>forgetting that this is an international NG. >>>As i noticed, it happens more often with Germans than with, for example, >>>Frensh or Finnish people (no offence). >>Hehe, maybe thats because more Germans are in the Internet than >>Frenchs and Finnish people? ;) >I don't know, but i fear that most German internetters have been on >T-online first and then swiched to internet, which is a big switch. No, thats totally wrong. T-Online never established itself as a replacement for the internet. It's just a secure solution for Onlinebanking and today a Gateway in to the Internet. Maybe you remember the Mailbox times? This for many people was the entrance to the internet in Germany . >I also noticed that a lot of Germans never even learned to read, write or >speak English... This is the older generation. If you finish "Gymnasium", you normally got 9 years or more learning English. >>>>>P.S. i have a font called "Harting", is there any relation between you and >>>>>the font? >>>>Oh, is this a nice font? Feel free to send it to my Email if you like. >>>Okay, check mail. >>Not here till now. >Strange, it _should_ be, or have you taken any anti-spam measurements in >your addy? No, mails should reach me directly via har...@netcologne.de. >>>>No, I'm not related to Fontmakers nor i'm doing them by myself. I'm >>>>just a fan of ascii-arts but also not creative enough to do them by >>>>myself. >>>Oh, c'mon! Surely you have tried once in a while to draw something? >>Never, I don't have an idea how to start. >In that case, i'm gonna give you an assignment. >We'll start simple, draw me a square. LOL, let's see how i'd do that: ----------- | | | | ----------- >>>>Hope you had a nice Halloween. >>>Thanks, but we don't celebrate that in Holland... >>Neither we do in Germany normally but it becomes more important from >>year to year. This year we've had a lot of Halloween-Parties, >>Halloween-TV-Program and such things. Maybe the German tendency to >>Halloween will also reach the Holl�nder. :) >I think not, most people here have banned even Santa Claus! How can the Dutch people make such a good cheese without celebrating Santa Claus? ;) Guess we're totally offtopic now. :) Tim -- Tim Hartung http://tim.hartung.com Public PGP-Key: http://netcologne.ci.to/keys/thartung
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