if you think of Germany, what comes to your mind?

[Zebra]

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For those not intelligent enough to look it up, you might.

I found it easily and loved it.


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if i think of Germany at night,
then i can sleep no more ....

 

[CowboyTed]

I like foreigners ...


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I was very generalistic…

I accept that

 

[Dogmaphobe]

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For those not intelligent enough to look it up, you might.

I found it easily and loved it.


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You could have just used the word "Democrat"

It's o.k.

 

[otto105]

bob from Idaho.

 

[JWBooth]

No one thing comes to mind. Some things that do are:
The destruction of the legions in the Teutoburg forest.
Beer and beautiful women.
Unparalleled automotive engineering.
The Nurburgring.
Classical music.
Shaming the French.

 

[Zebra]

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For those not intelligent enough to look it up, you might.

I found it easily and loved it.


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why did you love it?

 

[Failzero]

That the 1938 Auto - Union & Mercedes -Benz Race cars had up to 500 HP and could go 200MPH

 

[Zebra]

That the 1938 Auto - Union & Mercedes -Benz Race cars had up to 500 HP and could go 200MPH

great!

 

[GLASNOST]

• Spritzkuchen.
• Kartoffelpuffer.
• Spiegeleier mit Speck.
• „Arschwasser“ am Freiburger Münster.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

why did you love it?

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Dark poetry is sometimes interesting.

Maybe the translation I found was kind of wrong.


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[Zebra]

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Dark poetry is sometimes interesting.

Maybe the translation I found was kind of wrong.


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what was the translation?

 

[Zebra]

do you know the German Christmas Markets?

 

[zaangalewa]

if you think of Germany, what comes to your mind?​

Warum macht der user Zebra eigentlich all den Schwachsinn den er macht?
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Why does the user Zebra do all the nonsense he does?

 

[zaangalewa]

Heine wrote ...

Denk ich an Deutschland in der Nacht,
dann bin ich um den Schlaf gebracht.

Typical quote from a German idiot full of prejudices who never read what Heinrich Heine really wrote.

Nachtgedanken

Denk ich an Deutschland in der Nacht,
Dann bin ich um den Schlaf gebracht,
Ich kann nicht mehr die Augen schließen,
Und meine heißen Tränen fließen.

Die Jahre kommen und vergehn!
Seit ich die Mutter nicht gesehn,
Zwölf Jahre sind schon hingegangen;
Es wächst mein Sehnen und Verlangen.

Mein Sehnen und Verlangen wächst.
Die alte Frau hat mich behext,
Ich denke immer an die alte,
Die alte Frau, die Gott erhalte!

Die alte Frau hat mich so lieb,
Und in den Briefen, die sie schrieb,
Seh ich, wie ihre Hand gezittert,
Wie tief das Mutterherz erschüttert.

Die Mutter liegt mir stets im Sinn.
Zwölf lange Jahre flossen hin,
Zwölf lange Jahre sind verflossen,
Seit ich sie nicht ans Herz geschlossen.

Deutschland hat ewigen Bestand,
Es ist ein kerngesundes Land,
Mit seinen Eichen, seinen Linden
Werd ich es immer wiederfinden.

Nach Deutschland lechzt' ich nicht so sehr,
Wenn nicht die Mutter dorten wär;
Das Vaterland wird nie verderben,
Jedoch die alte Frau kann sterben.

Seit ich das Land verlassen hab,
So viele sanken dort ins Grab,
Die ich geliebt - wenn ich sie zähle,
So will verbluten meine Seele.

Und zählen muß ich - Mit der Zahl
Schwillt immer höher meine Qual,
Mir ist, als wälzten sich die Leichen
Auf meine Brust - Gottlob! Sie weichen!

Gottlob! Durch meine Fenster bricht
Französisch heitres Tageslicht;
Es kommt mein Weib, schön wie der Morgen,
Und lächelt fort die deutschen Sorgen.
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Night thoughts

When I think of Germany at night,
Then I am deprived of sleep,
I can no longer close my eyes,
And my hot tears flow.

The years come and pass!
Since I have not seen my mother,
Twelve years have already passed;
My longing and desire grow.

My longing and desire grows.
The old woman has bewitched me,
I always think of the old,
the old woman, God save her!

The old woman loved me so much,
And in the letters she wrote,
I see how her hand trembled,
How deeply her mother's heart was shaken.

Mother is always on my mind.
Twelve long years have passed,
Twelve long years have passed,
Since I did not take her to my heart.

Germany has an eternal existence,
It is a healthy country,
With its oaks, its lime trees
I will always find it again.

I would not long for Germany so much,
If my mother were not there;
The fatherland will never perish,
But the old woman can die.

Since I left the country,
So many sank into the grave there,
Those I loved - if I count them,
My soul will bleed to death.

And count I must - With the number
My agony swells higher and higher,
I feel as if the corpses
were rolling on my chest - Thank God! They give way!

Praise God! Through my windows breaks
French bright daylight;
There comes my wife, fair as the morning,
And smiles away the German sorrows.

 

[luiza]

think of Germany, what comes to your mind?​

You , Bangabangawa and Zyclon B Gas .

 

[luiza]

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Why does the user Zebra do all the nonsense he does?

Because he is your twin brother and you both are deadly Germs .

 

[gtopa1]

what things or names do you think first then?


i think of good food and music and literature

What things or names do you think first then?

My step-Grandmother.

Bulgarian Royal Family ( Koháry branch of the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha)

Greg

 

[gtopa1]

In German please!!





Greg

 

[zaangalewa]

Because he is your twin brother and you both are deadly Germs .

I can already see you shaking like a leaf and burning thousands to millions of your fellow countrymen to protect you from boredom while death creeps towards you on German barefoot shoes.

 

[AlexanderPK]

what things or names do you think first then?


i think of good food and music and literature

Hitler, SS, hestapo. Oh, and there's this asshole who claims to be a German too, mumba-jumba or something, yeah, right, Zaangwella, whatever the fuck that might be.