Very obviously we are in the same age group.
(And yes, meetings start at 07:30 am, yipeeee, no 9-5er!)
And this was a test!
Teamleader N left me that message to say he´s a tad late for the meeting.
There was a show in the late 1990´s:
"Kentucky Schreit Ficken - Senen einer Zehe" - means:
Kentucky Fried Chicken - Szenen einer Ehe
It was hilarious!
They changed letters in the most clever and funny ways - every Saturday night the show was on and it was guaranteed you´ll laugh your head off!
A "Tanne" is actually a real word, a fir tree. "Kee" is a family name.
A "Kanne" is a pot and "Tee" is, well, tea.
He made a pot of tea for the meeting.
And no, I will not translate the title of the show.
Let´s say... it´s not for kids to understand 😉
Ha, N - I even have a BOOK on the show! Test easily passed!
Henry 🦁
In case you wanna tag along on the book that helped women, religion, people finding acceptance, here goes:








9 comments:
That one would be good enough for me too! Love it!
Now, how am I going to learn to speak German like it's my mother tongue, if you don't translate everything? 😺
Bertiebo, yes :-)
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CJ, are you 18+ ;-)
schreit comes from schreien and means to scream. I won´t say more ;-)
Henry is amused!
For reason, too.
Good enough for me as well. Have a nice day Iris.
It even puts a smile on Henry's face.
I do like your kettle ...
All the best Jan
I love the spotted tea kettle. If that book was available in English I might buy it.
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