Nutten Preller Nr. 1

[Johray1]

jj wrote:

> Johray1 wrote:
> > Rotate about 180 degree and her face should appear....
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You see: That's german humor; it just doesn't exist, obviously... !sherlock!

[jj]

[Sigh...] "The House of Hohenzollern is a dynasty of former princes,
electors, kings, and emperors...".

[jj]

Johray1 wrote:
> That's german humor; it just doesn't exist, obviously...

Not on that evidence, no : -))

[Johray1]

jj wrote:

> [Sigh...] "The House of Hohenzollern is a dynasty of former
> princes,
> electors, kings, and emperors...".
>
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Brainstorming: Emperors:

- Evil guys that ruin other people's lives = Bad
- The emperor's new clothes = Making fun of vanity and stupid people = Good!
- Emperor's non-sense = Kaiserschmarrrrn = Good!
- The emperor in his war-room = Great song about evil guys that
ruin other people's lives = Speaking the hard truth in a very "progressive style"
= Good in dealing with the delicate matters of "evil"

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I certainly miss something out!! HELP!!!

[jj]

I apparently misidentified the lacuna in your education:
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'The Penguin': the second-best ever comic-book villain?
[IMG]http://img262.imagevenue.com/loc536/th_38273_p_122_536lo.jpg[/IMG]

[Johray1]

jj wrote:

> I apparently misidentified the lacuna in your education:
> .
>
> 'The Penguin': the second-best ever comic-book villain?
> [IMG]http://img262.imagevenue.com/loc536/th_38273_p_122_536lo.jpg[/IMG]
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Yes, I only went to cartoon Primary-school; Main-subject TinTin and
"Freddy Lombard" by Yves Chaland... for the advanced...
Some Andr? Franquin as well. Strictly european...
The old-school was called "Ligne claire" or something.
I don't speak french...
!wink!

[Johray1]

Er, just a little thing... on the profile of Anna
Picture and film-title don't communicate: "Popp oder Hopp 12" vs.
"Nutten Preller Nr. 1" :/

[jj]

I don't understand: "communicate"?

[Johray1]

jj wrote:

> I don't understand: "communicate"?
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Thought "Not (to) communicate" meant something like "Not Fitting" or
"Not belonging together"

But, now it does anyway

[jj]

I guessed you meant that the header was wrongly-captioned but - as you
now say - it isn't.