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brooksy wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:Fertig

Dave why are you passing wind on here :)

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Brooksy, I am a bit surpised at that comment, I figure you to be a bit smarter than some of the stick wavers.....

I filled the lads query as requested, ab deutsch. That, by the way, would have done no favours to Mr Hanson!

Dave Mac wrote:

brooksy wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:Fertig

Dave why are you passing wind on here :)

???

Brooksy, I am a bit surpised at that comment, I figure you to be a bit smarter than some of the stick wavers.....

Jeez Dave. Have you actually had a sense of humour bypass?

Dave Mac wrote:

brooksy wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:Fertig

Dave why are you passing wind on here :)

???

Brooksy, I am a bit surpised at that comment, I figure you to be a bit smarter than some of the stick wavers.....

I filled the lads query as requested, ab deutsch. That, by the way, would have done no favours to Mr Hanson!

Dave my comment was relating to the word FERTIG as to me it sounds like the common word for passing wind, apologies for causing you to believe the post to be more sinister :oops:

brooksy wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:

brooksy wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:Fertig

Dave why are you passing wind on here :)

???

Brooksy, I am a bit surpised at that comment, I figure you to be a bit smarter than some of the stick wavers.....

I filled the lads query as requested, ab deutsch. That, by the way, would have done no favours to Mr Hanson!

Dave my comment was relating to the word FERTIG as to me it sounds like the common word for passing wind, apologies for causing you to believe the post to be more sinister :oops:

Brooksy, you can borrow my stick if you like :lol:

:thumbup:

brooksy wrote:
:thumbup:

When I've finished with it that is.

Fertig actually means ready. I know that from my o level classes many moons ago. But like you I find some words amusing, and that does indeed sound like a small squeaky trump.

brooksy wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:

brooksy wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:Fertig

Dave why are you passing wind on here :)

???

Brooksy, I am a bit surpised at that comment, I figure you to be a bit smarter than some of the stick wavers.....

I filled the lads query as requested, ab deutsch. That, by the way, would have done no favours to Mr Hanson!

Dave my comment was relating to the word FERTIG as to me it sounds like the common word for passing wind, apologies for causing you to believe the post to be more sinister :oops:

Nope, Brooksy, my apologies to you. I thought you might have joined the chav lot. My mistake!

Tony_H wrote:

brooksy wrote:
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When I've finished with it that is.

Fertig actually means ready. I know that from my o level classes many moons ago. But like you I find some words amusing, and that does indeed sound like a small squeaky trump.

Fertig is the deutsch for "Finished", also has other meanings. I had fertigged the lads' form. I suspect it was not what they were looking for....