Wow, i thought i was the only. but still more come popping out. lemme check
Been working with/for EB ever since the beginning of the movement...
~Wiz
"It ain't where you're from / it's where you're at."
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You desperatly need a GAH!!! choice in your poll.
can't... resist...
Ik haab een zuurkool i meen leederhoosen!
Cunctator: I agree. What's the point of a pointless poll without gah?
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Gah, I'm really confused at this one...See, I don't know if I'm Dutch or not...See, I have a Dutch last name "Van Ness" but, its only because my Grandpa was adopted by a Dutchman...He was actually a Russian Jew.
So, I don't have Dutch blood but technically I have a Dutch family line...Can any of the resident Dutchmen proclain whether this qualifies me as Dutch or not?![]()
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"This is a-radi-hi-iiic-ulous"-Zeek
Cocoa is, well... cocoa. Or cacao. A drink. Brown powder you add to milk. Not chocolate. The brand I've been drinking as a kid was always Van Houten.
I'm still not here
If you have ever accidentally crossed one of those Dutch web sites, you'll see many times the word lekker.Originally Posted by khelvan
I don't know what it means, but must be very admirative, because they always surround it with many smilies and write it 'draggin' the Rs. This way:
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Lekkerrrrrrr...!!!
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Eadingas, I'm just 34, and never heared of that cocoa brand. Here, Nesquik, or more commonly Colacao -a typical Spanish product since the 40s. Van Helsing or whatever must have been the preferred cocoa of Queen Victoria...![]()
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In the north of Spain, cattle owners in the mountains also wear wooden clogs. In Spanish they're called zuecos, but the colloquial word we use in Cantabria is albarcas. I know some country discos where the peasants arrive stinking -literally- to bullsh*t, leave the clogs in the cloakroom, and enter to dance...![]()
Hah! You got all americanized, and don't know the good stuff of your own country :)
Found their website: http://www.vanhoutendrinks.com/
It's a "bit" higher quality than Nesquik :) And yes, that was in the early 80's. We used to get it in foreign aid parcels while suffering under communist yoke... I guess we weren't that bad off :D
I'm still not here
It was probably bought up by Unilever. All your icecream are belong to Unilever as well. :]Originally Posted by eadingas
~Wiz
"It ain't where you're from / it's where you're at."
Eric B. & Rakim, I Know You Got Soul
Damn, well...Nobody has to know, people can just see my name "assume" I'm Dutch and none will be the wiser...Except all the people I just told over the internet, ermn...DamnOriginally Posted by jerby
...Cocoa and cheese?...Ewe
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"This is a-radi-hi-iiic-ulous"-Zeek
yeah I'm Dutch,
that really was a surprise wasn't it
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the cheese people wear clogs too actually. there bloody waggis have them on at fasnacht! got to hate fasnacht, people always complain about noise in this country. but the noise at fasnacht is okay, and all the drunken layabouts are tolerable too it seems.
sure you can borrow my nick for a while... ;)Ik geef het toe ...........ik ben een kaaskop
Jerby, Belgium sucks? That's it, you got yourself a war, buddy! :)
Seriously, I'm damn proud being a Belgian : good chocolate, good fries, damn good steaks and ofcourse, the "mosselen" (although I gotta admit, Dutch ones are damn fine aswell.)
Go Belgae! :)
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