A German would have died by hunger.but the traffic light was red, so the driver stopped, until I told him that he could drive on and ignore the red lightand go to the parking place.
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A German would have died by hunger.but the traffic light was red, so the driver stopped, until I told him that he could drive on and ignore the red light
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The service station opposite the pub now has the airframe of a Jetranger (206B helicopter) perched up on the roof.Just to make clear at some āblokesā that I understand Australian humour
When I was in Australia in 2011 for almost two months, I hitchhiked quite a lot, just to be able to reach some remote places, and paid quite often the fuel of my driver when allowed to! Or some beer, or sometimes a meal.
Then there were these 4 young engineers who refurbished an old Mitsubishi Pajero and a very old Valiant and drove them from Melbourne to Darwin. They picked me up at Coober Pedy, and dropped me in Darwin, very nice guys.
On day 5, we made a detour to have a break, lunch and some beers at Daly Waters. I sat in the back of the Valiant. We reached the village, arrived at the pub, but the traffic light was red, so the driver stopped, until I told him that he could drive on and ignore the red light
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cack oneself in UK is to soil yourself, think I prefer the Oz versionAnd "kacken" is the German (vulgar) word for poop.
Another opportunity for misunderstandings ...
Orzif!Yes, the other way around for me
Orzif?
As if.Orzif?
Quite funny as "DAVE" in german is an acronym for DĆ¼mmsterAnzunehmenderVorEigentĆ¼mer (dumbest presumptive previous owner).
I'm confused as hell and if this is how our non-native English speakers feel all the time, my apologies!
I think I am confused but I am not sure.
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Hmm, sometimes, often not
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