The Number "42" and Its Meaning in the (German) Knife Community
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Your videos are great! Clear and concise :D
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Always! It's strange how underrated Germany is as a tourist destination. The Mosel was...simply magical by bike and the best bit was that while me and my father could ride our bikes all day my mother (who isn't such a fan) could take the boat down the river. History, culture, beautiful scenery, great food and of course very nice wine at a very good price. Oh, und alles sprechen deutsch! ^^
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@stschmalhaus Oh I thought you needed a verb for swimming.
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@stschmalhaus Sorry, Schwimme
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@BiliousPizza Eh... what is "Schimme"?
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I want to thank you for this video even though it's old. Thanks to it I was able to take my lovely Rad from Trier to Kochem and then travel around in my car without breaking any german laws. In fact, when I drove back from Switzerland I was pulled over by the border guards and they did check my pocketknife. My normal EDC (A tenacious or a OHO Wenger Ranger) would have landed me in ein grösser Schwierigkeit but luckily due to you I was fine.
Danke!
903lew 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@903lew You are welcome! ;-) I hope you had a great time in Germany.
stschmalhaus 2 months ago
Ich Spiele Schimme gern! Is that a good sentence?
BiliousPizza 4 months ago
@BiliousPizza I'm sorry, your sentence doesn't sound German. What would you like to say? "I like swimming"?
stschmalhaus 4 months ago
@stschmalhaus Well More like I am swimming, I started German class a week ago or so. What about " I reiten rahd"?
BiliousPizza 4 months ago
@BiliousPizza
"I am swimming." = "Ich schwimme."
"I am riding bicycle." = "Ich fahre Rad."
In German you can only ride animals (horses, donkeys, camels, etc.).. ;-)
stschmalhaus 4 months ago