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- GrazingCattle
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Kem Rixen wrote:Gilligan wrote:i tried to translate but it wont
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_Chef
I fell for it for about 30 secs. All of a sudden I see Bork, Bork, Bork. I thought, Oh hell, what button did I push now? But then I realized I could actually understand the language.
Not just the language
I'm seeing more little tricks. Anybody else?
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cleveridea
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Re: haha
hill_billy wrote:this is such a good way to loose every "customer" that you get today
Most people are freeloaders anyway. f*ck 'em.
- thetroubleigoto
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LMAO
Had me for a minute there...
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Ganjaholic420
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Haha great joke!
Everybody does not know this, but imma tell you all how the swedish chef came to be:
There was ones this swedish chef from a part of sweden called Dalarna (with its unique dialect called Dalls-mål (dala-tongue) which is somewhat incomprehensive for anyone not living in that region). He got his very own tv-cooking show in new york. So he flyes in, gears up, and heads into the world of live television. Only to find out that the producer hadnt sent out a shopper for the most comon cooking utensils, no fryingpan, no meat in the freezer, nothing that was supposed to be where it was. The chef gets pissed, starts to throw utencils over his head and screaming prophanities in Dala-tongue in live-television.
And i might tell everyone here that this doesnt resemble swedish in any form, though it does at some parts resemble the finnish-language. And you can actually read what the words mean (gemis = games a.s.o)
Everybody does not know this, but imma tell you all how the swedish chef came to be:
There was ones this swedish chef from a part of sweden called Dalarna (with its unique dialect called Dalls-mål (dala-tongue) which is somewhat incomprehensive for anyone not living in that region). He got his very own tv-cooking show in new york. So he flyes in, gears up, and heads into the world of live television. Only to find out that the producer hadnt sent out a shopper for the most comon cooking utensils, no fryingpan, no meat in the freezer, nothing that was supposed to be where it was. The chef gets pissed, starts to throw utencils over his head and screaming prophanities in Dala-tongue in live-television.
And i might tell everyone here that this doesnt resemble swedish in any form, though it does at some parts resemble the finnish-language. And you can actually read what the words mean (gemis = games a.s.o)
Bork Bork Bork
I knew it, that swedisch cook doesnt know how to roll my dices and since i dont know how to count cards anymore.............lost another game, lmao
- darkangel15
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HA Ha HA Very Funny :)
Man you really got me going. I was running every Spyware, Virus, Trojan hoarse detector program that I new about, Turned my computer inside out just to find a way to change the font back.

