the first 15 seconds of this clip had me laughing out loud, litterally:
i wonder how many english-speaking viewers heard “australians” the first time they saw it…
the first 15 seconds of this clip had me laughing out loud, litterally:
i wonder how many english-speaking viewers heard “australians” the first time they saw it…
apart from its most popular meaning, chili is also the tunisian name for a dry wind (de) coming from the sahara desert.
salat is not just the german word for lettuce. it’s also the name of the daily prayers of muslims.
in greek mythology, ajax the great was the son of the king of salamis.
and …my two favorites: boobies are groups of birds. as are tits.
next time you use any of these words, please make sure you’re not completely misunderstood. ;-)

would you consider buying a condoms that are called “fun explosion”?
would you buy any condom with the name “explosion” in it?
which would you prefer – fun explosion or family package condoms?
i’m not kidding: durex fun explosion
(saw it in the grocery store the other day)
the european soccer championship is just about to start here in central europe, and three games will be held in innsbruck.
this pretty much divides tirol into two groups of people: those who love the UEFA, and those who hate it.
partly related: the 27th silly olympiad
(thx to christian for the link)
i think the youtube title describes it better than any other combination of words: it really is a “creepy-ass noodle commercial”.
it’s such a fine day (now that the exam is over), i thought i’d share a revised version of my childhood memories:
i’m not sure how popular biene maja (maya the bee) is/was in the english-speaking parts of the world, or if you know the show at all. it was relatively popular in my kindergarten era…