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28 July 2008 95 views 3 Comments

Ich lass es mal unkommentiert :D (To my English speaking readers: Sorry, but I won’t translate that. Let’s just say the long word has two meanings, one describing a latte macchiato and the other … )

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  • klti said:

    Ich dachte Viagra wäre viel teurer :lol:

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    # 28 July 2008 at 8:16 pm
  • Matthias said:

    Simply hilarious. :lol: I guess, though, that they deliberately decided to imply the second meaning for advertising purposes.

    Everyone who considers him or herself prude or easily offended by explicitly sexual wording, please stop reading now. The English term of the second meaning is, if I’m not mistaken, “morning wood”.

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    # 28 July 2008 at 8:24 pm
  • Starstuff (author) said:

    Thanks for the translation, Matthias 8)

    Und ich bin tatsächlich noch mal zum Toom zurückgegangen, nachdem ich erst achtlos an dem Schild vorbei gelaufen bin. EIn paar Schritte weiter und ich musste plötzlich über’s ganze Gesicht grinsen. *gg*

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    # 28 July 2008 at 8:53 pm

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