Oh, you don't think goody two-shoes, Sandra Bullock, would do that ... and do it in German?
Well ...
Here's a little reminder in case you missed it:
Lecke mein Arsch
Now you know.
Our purpose for this outing is first to note the comely charms of Sandra Bullock who is loved by everyone except hellbound demons. The second is to explore the linguistic significance of Arsch.
(Ed: you must be a thriller at parties!)
I don't go to parties.
(Ed: easy to see why, you Arsch!)
So we see already, auf Deutsch ist Arsch.
Old German went to England with the early Germanic tribes and we assume there was minimal reverse pollination of Old German since there wasn't likely much movement back toward the original tribes.
From the merge with Old English, Arsch eventually evolved into the English arse.
From there Old English devolved into the guttural dialect of the Yanks where arse became ass.
From the word origins, we see Brits are more closely associated with Krauts than Yanks but they really don't like Germans while they say they enjoy, at least to some extent, the company of Yanks.
(Ed: that's just because they like to feel superior!)
Yah, but Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson sure shot that superiority all to hell, didn't they.
Sie können mein Arsch lecken. Ha!
Danke, Sandra Bullock.
Well ...
Here's a little reminder in case you missed it:
Lecke mein Arsch
Now you know.
Our purpose for this outing is first to note the comely charms of Sandra Bullock who is loved by everyone except hellbound demons. The second is to explore the linguistic significance of Arsch.
(Ed: you must be a thriller at parties!)
I don't go to parties.
(Ed: easy to see why, you Arsch!)
So we see already, auf Deutsch ist Arsch.
Old German went to England with the early Germanic tribes and we assume there was minimal reverse pollination of Old German since there wasn't likely much movement back toward the original tribes.
From the merge with Old English, Arsch eventually evolved into the English arse.
From there Old English devolved into the guttural dialect of the Yanks where arse became ass.
From the word origins, we see Brits are more closely associated with Krauts than Yanks but they really don't like Germans while they say they enjoy, at least to some extent, the company of Yanks.
(Ed: that's just because they like to feel superior!)
Yah, but Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson sure shot that superiority all to hell, didn't they.
Sie können mein Arsch lecken. Ha!
Danke, Sandra Bullock.
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