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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.when I was a teenager myself and a pal were rude to this woman on the bus, very cheeky indeed, of course in those days you did not swear, next day I was going to tea at the house of my new boyfriend, you've guessed it, I knocked on the door and the very same woman opened it ! I just took one look and turned & ran, end of romance too.
Queuing in my local bookshop a few years ago, I was standing behind some German exchange students, probably about sixteen or so. One of the lads said something in German to one of his friends, and the group all laughed. One of the ladies at the counter said something back to him in German, and the lad went crimson, and his friends all looked very embarrassed, and left the shop as quickly as they could when served.
I asked the lady at the till what the exchange was, and she said that the boy had said that if the fat-arsed biddy on the till got a move on, they would be out of there a bit quicker. She then said that she had said to him "If you would like to wait your turn, I am serving as fast as I can ..." effortlessly embarrassing him totally by making it clear that she had understood the remark intended only for his friends' amusement.
I was impressed!!!
I asked the lady at the till what the exchange was, and she said that the boy had said that if the fat-arsed biddy on the till got a move on, they would be out of there a bit quicker. She then said that she had said to him "If you would like to wait your turn, I am serving as fast as I can ..." effortlessly embarrassing him totally by making it clear that she had understood the remark intended only for his friends' amusement.
I was impressed!!!
"Sie ist ein Mädchen wie Schneewitchen, ohne und ohne Titchen".
Not sure if grammar,diacritics, capitalisation of nouns, and, of course, spelling is correct.
Quoted to me by the female half of a young German couple we met on a Majorcan holiday and stayed with us a couple of times in England.
What have you done with Khandro, Andy?
Not sure if grammar,diacritics, capitalisation of nouns, and, of course, spelling is correct.
Quoted to me by the female half of a young German couple we met on a Majorcan holiday and stayed with us a couple of times in England.
What have you done with Khandro, Andy?
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