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11
Aug
2009

With detours

With detours

Translation: Wreaths “directly” from the Florist specialist store

I guess nobody knows how many detours the wreaths have to take…

(If you don’t get the point: Quotation marks don’t emphasize their content but state that it isn’t really meant that way.)


Posted on 2009-08-11 at 19:45 by cimddwc — 268 views total, 0 today
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  1. Manuel1 2009-08-11 at 20:12   Firefox 3.5.2Mac OS X 10.4   40 Comments
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    Lösung: direkt die Scheibe einschlagen. Auch Floristen sollten mehr nachdenken, was sie von sich geben.

    • cimddwc 2009-08-11 at 20:42   Firefox 3.5.2Mac OS X 10.5   5258 Comments
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      Ne, das wäre zu direkt. Besser: Jemanden beauftragen, die Scheibe einzuschlagen. ;) (Disclaimer: Dies ist kein Aufruf zum Einbruch, liebe Überwacher. ;) )

  2. Blinkfeuer2 2009-08-11 at 23:08   Opera 9.64Windows XP   14 Comments
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    Anzeigen! Es lautet doch wohl immer noch:
    FloristInnen FachgeschäftIn

  3. Ruthie3 2009-08-12 at 15:49   Firefox 3.5.2Windows XP   296 Comments
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    Aha. Wenn Du das jetzt nicht erklärt hättest. Womöglich hätten wir demnächst auch die “Gänsefüßchen” missbraucht ;)

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