Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 19:39
I know all about it, Steve - my grandparents had a schnapps (snaps) nearly every day!
Didn't want to preach to the enlightened
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Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 19:42
Soz
Didn't want to preach to the enlightened
apogolies (deliberately spelt wrong for comic effect)
Didn't want to preach to the enlightened
apogolies (deliberately spelt wrong for comic effect)
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 19:46
Appypollylogies? 
No worries, dude! 
No worries, dude! Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 19:48
Ta much
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 19:48
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 19:52
What a wacky idea!Pista wrote:No. Name days are actually celebrated more than birthdays here.SINsister wrote:What?!You're joking...
Mine is on 26th December
Is it coincidence that Istvan's day on 26th December is also St Stephen's Day?
(That's as in "On the Feast of Steeeephen").
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 20:12
Don't think so.
V Catholic is Magyarorszag, so no coincidence at all.
V Catholic is Magyarorszag, so no coincidence at all.
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 21:11
What, when Good King Wencelas last looked out?smiscandlon wrote:(That's as in "On the Feast of Steeeephen").
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 21:15
That's the one.
There was something about snow too, IIRC.
There was something about snow too, IIRC.
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 21:23
It was deep, crisp and even as far as I can remember.
And the moon shone brightly - but unfortunately, the frost was crrruuu-el 
OK I'll stop now
And the moon shone brightly - but unfortunately, the frost was crrruuu-el
OK I'll stop now
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 21:27
Think you should quit while you're winning
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 21:30
I can't remember any more of it anyway
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 21:32
Me neither.
But then I am slightly trashed
But then I am slightly trashed
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 22:45
...and then they turned the tune into a Sprite commercial, back in the '70s...
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 22:51
Listen to the lovely devotchka.SINsister wrote:Appypollylogies?
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 22:52
You're a clever little droogie, oh my brother!
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 22:59
It was a horrorshow read, art thou in agreement?
Posted: 20 Aug 2007, 23:49
Ooh yes. But wait, are they Hungarian? I thought they were American...Dark wrote:Listen to the lovely devotchka.SINsister wrote:Appypollylogies?
Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 00:06
LOL! 
, even if the funny was wholly unintentional (I can't tell, sorry, toots! )!
, even if the funny was wholly unintentional (I can't tell, sorry, toots! )! Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 00:13
Aye, and any who disagree with us malchicks will be viddying the red, red krovvy, o my brother!Dark wrote:It was a horrorshow read, art thou in agreement?
Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 00:23
Viddy it flow, from a shive to the yarbles when we go for a little of the old ultraviolence, of course after viddying Bog when we take the old drencrum in our moloko down at the Korova, oh my brother.
Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 00:25
I won't mention what it is that we're after tonight (and most nights)... 
Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 06:07
If you order that in a german pub you'll get just what you expect. We even spell it slike that.SINsister wrote: my grandparents had a schnapps (snaps) nearly every day!
To the unenlightened: Pronounce it as "Shnupps".
Oh, btw: I like the hungarian name for Jul. 9th.
Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 09:41
I doubt it.smiscandlon wrote:Is it coincidence that Istvan's day on 26th December is also St Stephen's Day?
April 25 is St Mark's day.the site wrote:Márk, Márkus ápr.25.
Posted: 21 Aug 2007, 11:31
Conspiracy theorist eh?markfiend wrote:I doubt it.smiscandlon wrote:Is it coincidence that Istvan's day on 26th December is also St Stephen's Day?