Kugelschreiber

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What's the German word for "corn?" The word in German I really like is kugelschreiber. That's "pen." All those syllables just for "pen."
 
What's the German word for "corn?" The word in German I really like is kugelschreiber. That's "pen." All those syllables just for "pen."

I think Kugelschrieber is the longest word I remember from German101
besides Oktoberfest
 
'Mais' is 'corn'.

Though I don't remember if it had an umlaut in it or not.
 
When polar bears hunt, they crouch down by a hole in the ice and wait for a seal to pop up. They keep one paw over their nose so that they blend in, because they've got those black noses. They'd blend in perfectly if not for the nose. So the question is, how do they know their noses are black? From looking at other polar bears? Do they see their reflections in the water and think, "I'd be invisible if not for that." That seems like a lot of thinking for a bear.
 
When polar bears hunt, they crouch down by a hole in the ice and wait for a seal to pop up. They keep one paw over their nose so that they blend in, because they've got those black noses. They'd blend in perfectly if not for the nose. So the question is, how do they know their noses are black? From looking at other polar bears? Do they see their reflections in the water and think, "I'd be invisible if not for that." That seems like a lot of thinking for a bear.


I call polar BS.
 
When polar bears hunt, they crouch down by a hole in the ice and wait for a seal to pop up. They keep one paw over their nose so that they blend in, because they've got those black noses. They'd blend in perfectly if not for the nose. So the question is, how do they know their noses are black? From looking at other polar bears? Do they see their reflections in the water and think, "I'd be invisible if not for that." That seems like a lot of thinking for a bear.

Have you ever smelled a wet seal?

You'd hold your nose too.
 
There are these butterflies in Central America. They're blue and orange and yellow and have poison in their wings,just enough to stop a bird heart. But the birds know this somehow, so they don't eat them. But there are other ones, butterflies, they're orange, blue and yellow too but no poison wings. They're just flying around, looking dangerous, getting by on their looks.
 
What's the German word for "corn?" The word in German I really like is kugelschreiber. That's "pen." All those syllables just for "pen."

If the English word for pen were kugelschreiber, Brits would sign their name with a kuggy.
 
If the English word for pen were kugelschreiber, Brits would sign their name with a kuggy.

Well you know what? I don't like wool on skin. Not even that merino wool they have at Marshall Field in Chicago. Ginger likes it because it's formfitting, but she likes avocados. And who wants that texture in their mouth?
 
Took me until that last post to realize you were trolling. Well played.
 
Listen, I haven't been telling you guys the whole truth, but I'm going to clear that up in there today.
 
It's not just lysine. It's citric. It's gluconate. There was a guy who left the company because he wouldn't do it. He was forced out. The gluconate guy, he's out of a job.
 
Well you know what? I don't like wool on skin. Not even that merino wool they have at Marshall Field in Chicago. Ginger likes it because it's formfitting, but she likes avocados. And who wants that texture in their mouth?


I just play for the love of the game.
 
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