Pics that make you smile

[kamkar]

hehe yeah they really go at it at that border crossing.

Pomp and circumstance.

 

[DT MI]

this is worth watching

http://www.wimp.com/indiapakistan/

Narrator used the term 'strutting pea****s' - an understatement for sure.

Edit: The auto-censor doesn't like my choice of words. That which is 'asterisked' out is a male version of a peahen.

 

[Viking]

Nice try China

What does "assembery" mean? The term of the word in this case, not the spelling. Putting clubs in the bag?

 

[DT MI]

What does "assembery" mean? The term of the word in this case, not the spelling. Putting clubs in the bag?

I'm pretty sure the intended word was 'assembled'.

 

[Module 79L]

I'm pretty sure the intended word was 'assembled'.

Well, I'm pretty sure that the intended word was "assembly"*, which is even worse!

*- Try pronouncing it with a Chinese accent and you'll see what I mean.

 

[Street Guardian USA]

 

[kamkar]

ha ha driver came too late, and now i wonder for how long that light in the dash have been on.

 

[Deleted member 46308]

ha ha driver came too late, and now i wonder for how long that light in the dash have been on.

Some auto parts stores in the US advertise that they will diagnose things for you free. At least he made it in the building

 

[kamkar]

 

[SawMaster]

@DT MI-
Substitute a numeric "0" for the letter "o". I'm on a forum where the auto-censor does that kind of thing excessively so we all use w0rk@round$ too f0ol !t.

Phil

 

[DT MI]

@DT MI-
Substitute a numeric "0" for the letter "o". I'm on a forum where the auto-censor does that kind of thing excessively so we all use w0rk@round$ too f0ol !t.

Phil

Good idea - the word I was trying to enter is 'peac0cks'.

 

[mike-k]

ha ha driver came too late, and now i wonder for how long that light in the dash have been on.

...well, at least the driver wanted to fix the problem ;-)

 

[jokiin]

 

[BMbler]

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those could be sugar, salt, msg, toxic paint and other additives full candy (sweets) in which case- everyone would remain happy

 

[kamkar]

Well i have never tasted a doughnut, and then go " i got to get me some more of that"

But i am a sucker for berliner pfannkuchen which is just about the same, but without a hole.

Another fun fact.

What the Americans call "a Danish" or Danish pastry, we call it "wienerbrød" ( viennabread ) and it date back to a strike among bakers here way back then, we then got Austrian bakers up there and they bring with them some traditional Austrian stuff.

And hey presto the mess is complete.

This have been a update to your storage of useless information

 

[Deleted member 46308]

Well i have never tasted a doughnut, and then go " i got to get me some more of that"

But i am a sucker for berliner pfannkuchen which is just about the same, but without a hole.

Another fun fact.

What the Americans call "a Danish" or Danish pastry, we call it "wienerbrød" ( viennabread ) and it date back to a strike among bakers here way back then, we then got Austrian bakers up there and they bring with them some traditional Austrian stuff.

And hey presto the mess is complete.

This have been a update to your storage of useless information

Thanks for the information. Just something else to rattle around up there

 

[Module 79L]

But i am a sucker for berliner pfannkuchen which is just about the same, but without a hole.

This have been a update to your storage of useless information

Here in Portugal they're called Berlin Balls and they have custard cream inside instead of berry jam. Oh, and we have people selling them during Summer, on the beaches.

This has been an update of kamkar1's useless information.

 

[kamkar]

yeah custard too, but i prefer the ones with jam of some sort.
Here they are mostly sold close to X-mas, so i an chomping at the bit to get some soon.

The original "berliner pfannkuchen" translate from German as Berlinner pancakes ,in short we just call them Berliner here, though most Danes have a fair knowlege of German as we still have that language forced upon us in school.

Seem like these are a populer German export commodity

What German and Dutch ppl eat on the beaches in summer is a lot more exotic as far as i know In Sweden they eat fermented herring and thats some nasty stuff i am told ( hardly eat fish myself )

Having a go at fermented herring from Sweden.

 

[Module 79L]

What German and Dutch ppl eat on the beaches in summer is a lot more exotic as far as i know

Not when they come here. They're the biggest consumers of Berlin Balls (at least the Germans) in Portuguese beaches.

Here's a sample of this irresistible piece of sin:



And one of the Algarve's most famous beach sellers:

 

[DT MI]

... irresistable piece of sin:
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Is that lemon custard?