Dutchmen, at EB??

[khelvan]

Four Dutch words! Very useful if I ever run into a Dutch or Belgian woman.

[Dux Corvanus]

Four Dutch words! Very useful if I ever run into a Dutch or Belgian woman.

If you have ever accidentally crossed one of those Dutch web sites, you'll see many times the word lekker.

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:


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...

[Divinus Arma]

I like dutch. It is a good way to split the bill.












YYYYAAAAARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGRRRRAAAAAAGHLARGHLA!!!!

*Spits on the floor*

[eadingas]

I can't believe nobody's heard of Van Houten... honestly... I think he was the first guy to make cocoa powder in the world, from what I read, but the company is certainly around still. Maybe it's because they're now too expensive and exclusive - I think they're taking $4 for 100g packet :)

[Dux Corvanus]

I can't believe nobody's heard of Van Houten... honestly... I think he was the first guy to make cocoa powder in the world

I think the Mexica tribes have even a little more experience about cocoa drinks, although they made a horrible sour salty thing...

[eadingas]

I think the Mexica tribes have even a little more experience about cocoa drinks, although they made a horrible sour salty thing...

Well, he was the first to make it actually drinkable :)

[bodidley]

I think the Mexica tribes have even a little more experience about cocoa drinks, although they made a horrible sour salty thing...

Reminds me of the first time I had tea at a Tibetan restaurant.
"All right, which one of you bastards peed in my tea?!"

[Jebus]

There are way too much Dutch here, as there are way too much Dutch everywhere.

I say it's time for some good ol' fashioned ethnic cleansing.

[khelvan]

Reminds me of the first time I had tea at a Tibetan restaurant.
"All right, which one of you bastards peed in my tea?!"

Mmmm....yak's milk tea....

[BDC]

Reminds me of the first time I had tea at a Tibetan restaurant.
"All right, which one of you bastards peed in my tea?!"

lamo yes, it's like instant headache.

[The Wizard]

If you have ever accidentally crossed one of those Dutch web sites, you'll see many times the word lekker.

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:


Lekkerrrrrrr...!!!

Nowadays, on the streets, in tha hood if you will, we say:

"Wejoo... dat is één kankerlekkere sma... check die bil!

Ey! Meisje! Meisje! Ken ik jou niet ergens van? Met zo'n bil kan dat best chickie!"





~Wiz

[Dux Corvanus]

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"Wejoo... dat is één kankerlekkere sma... check die bil!
Ey! Meisje! Meisje! Ken ik jou niet ergens van? Met zo'n bil kan dat best chickie!"

(sound of slap)

[Proper Gander]

I love your sig Dux!

[khelvan]

Belgian beer is far superior to Dutch beer, or any other country's beer for that matter.

[Jebus]

Belgian beer is far superior to Dutch beer, or any other country's beer for that matter.

Khelvan: Karma +1.

[The Wizard]

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(sound of slap)

Hey, blame it on my ghetto fabulous friends