ThatNickGuy - I don't see where you look like a whale either.
I was just about to ask for Herr Nick to explain himself, but it appears there are two Dills. I'm a dinosaur? I look like Nick? Or am I supposed to be Hedonismbot?! THE QUESTIONS! SO MANY QUESTIONS! (My brain is still scrambled and fried from watching the Star Wars holiday special btw)OOOOOOOOOh this confused me until JUST now. Instead of thinking of your detective character, I thought you meant dill616 and was just like "Uh.... yeah. Okay, Nick. Whatever you say. (WTF is he talking about?)"
That's why I didn't respond.
Now I get it.
I am not a clever person.
Arma-DILL-o
You got that right, past me.I am not a clever person.
I always love learning new compound nouns in German such as that. One summer in the Land of Deutsch, I was once giving an English presentation to my German-speaking 4th grade class where had to translate the word 'Gamecock' into German for them. Do you know how difficult it is to say the word Kampfhahn (aka Fighting Chicken) and keep a straight face? Oh, yeah. The English teacher came from the land of fightin' chikins. Git-r-done.Another fun fact: In WW2, many of the German POWs were held in prison camps in the southern US. Hushed whispers of a fearsome, previously unknown beast that stalked the brush outside the fence rippled through the population, instilling wonder and trepidation upon them. They called it... Panzerschwein. Armored Pig.
Then you'd love Dutch. Even more hanginwordstogether fun ;-)I always love learning new compound nouns in German such as that. One summer in the Land of Deutsch, I was once giving an English presentation to my German-speaking 4th grade class where had to translate the word 'Gamecock' into German for them. Do you know how difficult it is to say the word Kampfhahn (aka Fighting Chicken) and keep a straight face? Oh, yeah. The English teacher came from the land of fightin' chikins. Git-r-done.
Heh, I live next to one of those POW camps and I have Panzerschwein in my yard quite often.Another fun fact: In WW2, many of the German POWs were held in prison camps in the southern US. Hushed whispers of a fearsome, previously unknown beast that stalked the brush outside the fence rippled through the population, instilling wonder and trepidation upon them. They called it... Panzerschwein. Armored Pig.
Could have always used Krieghahn
There are times when I would just slap a string of German words together and hope they'd work only to find out my franken-word was actually a proper noun. FTW!Then you'd love Dutch. Even more hanginwordstogether fun ;-)
That's what Nick said?That would NOT translate to a Nick's Prom Night joke.
OI!!!!That would NOT translate to a Nick's Prom Night joke.
Oh he definitely needs to do this pose.ALIENS
ALIENS
The best I could do with limited tools:Oh he definitely needs to do this pose.