Riding behind someone today the thought entered my mind that the German for 'airstream' is
'Fahrtwind'.
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Michael MacClancy
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Smelly ride
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I like the German word for tail wind - Ruckenwind, literally back wind.
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Riding behind someone today the thought entered my mind that the German for 'airstream' is
'Fahrtwind'.
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Quoted message said:
I like the German word for tail wind - Ruckenwind, literally back wind.
"Michael MacClancy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Riding behind someone today the thought entered my mind that the German for 'airstream' is
'Fahrtwind'.
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Michael MacClancyMy favourite is the German for Diarrhoea, durchfall. Translated means through fall 🙂 Nice.
Michael
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