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Willie 4 year s ago
#18 in German pineapple means ananas. so it makes sense
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Mellony 4 year s ago
Willie,
Not only in German. Also in Dutch, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, French.. well you get where I'm going with this.
Not only in German. Also in Dutch, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, French.. well you get where I'm going with this.
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Judith 4 year s ago
Mellony,
where are you going? Don't you have to stay inside?
where are you going? Don't you have to stay inside?
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Mollie 4 year s ago
Willie, Jesus you geniuses really need to learn the term
THATS THE JOKE!!!
THATS THE JOKE!!!
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Johannes 4 year s ago
Not exactly, French is ananas, not "pomme de pin" wich is the translation of pineapple.
And "pomme de pin" are the fruits of pines...so pinecones?
And "pomme de pin" are the fruits of pines...so pinecones?
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Curt 4 year s ago
$2 many love to complain. I have known two skydivers who bounced and lived. They don't think this is funny.
Not only in German. Also in Dutch, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, French.. well you get where I'm going with this.
where are you going? Don't you have to stay inside?
THATS THE JOKE!!!
And "pomme de pin" are the fruits of pines...so pinecones?