RE: Mist und Duenger

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5 total messages Started by k31522u Wed, 11 Nov 1992 19:34

#31

Author: k31522u
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 19:34

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>> was is ein Mud ? Mist und duenger ?

he du oller pennsack, mist und duenger hast du vielleicht in deinem schaedel,
du ignorant !

RE: Deutschsprachiges mud.
Gibt es schon wo, und zwar in deutschland (muenchen ?), habs vor einem
halben jahr besucht, allerdings herrschte dort ein babylonisches Sprachen-
gewirr ... z.b. musste man wenn man nach "Osten" wollte "E" tippen, und
man wuerde auch nicht "fluechtig/feige/ ??? " sondern whimpy, und wenn man
das wurde, starb man meisst, weil der Gamedriver (Spielantreiber :-)
ja doch noch in englisch war was zu Verwirrung mit dem whimpy-dir (
Fluchtrichtung :-) fuehrte ...

vielleicht sind die Leute dort jetzt schon weiter sind ... ciao

Re: Mist und Duenger

#32

Author: Dale Harris
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 20:02

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In article <PCUSER04.1.721510610@kuemmel4.edvz.uni-linz.ac.at> PCUSER04@kuemmel4.edvz.uni-linz.ac.at (k31522u) writes:

>vielleicht sind die Leute dort jetzt schon weiter sind ... ciao
                                                            ^^^^

Wait a minute here, now I know that isn't German!  This isn't
alt.mud.italian!  ;)


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Re: Mist und Duenger

#45

Author: Carl von Loesch
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 19:23

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PCUSER04@kuemmel4.edvz.uni-linz.ac.at (k31522u) writes:
>he du oller pennsack, mist und duenger hast du vielleicht in deinem schaedel,
>du ignorant !

PCUSER04
^^^^^^^^

The login says it all..    ;)
.. Just kidding.. musste einfach sein.. :)
Es sieht halt so nach D???USER aus  ;)

>gewirr ... z.b. musste man wenn man nach "Osten" wollte "E" tippen, und
Ah.. Gehmtreiber nicht g'scheit gepetscht. Oder Lehmtreiber? (Muddriver).

Spieltreiber schreit: Sie haben kein Herzklopfen.

Ein Auschnitt aus /obj/spieler.c:

wiedersetz() {
	name = "einlogg";
	rang = -1;
	setz_herzklopfen(1);
}

herzklopfen() {
	if (besoffen) ...

etc. etc.

*grins*
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Re: Mist und Duenger

#43

Author: Carl von Loesch
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 19:29

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rodmur@ecst.csuchico.edu (Dale Harris) writes:
>Wait a minute here, now I know that isn't German!  This isn't
>alt.mud.italian!  ;)

Wait wait.. don't you say 'asta la vista, baby' in the US?

Well just as much as Mexico is round the corner to you
Italy is to Germany..

So 'Ciao' is a perfectly valid greeting in Germany and Austria.

The only difference in use is that italians use it for both
Hello and Goodbye while German-speakers only use it as Tschuess-
replacement.

Asta luego, baby
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Re: Mist und Duenger

#46

Author: Dale Harris
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 20:58

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In article <1992Nov18.193554.2515@arbi.Informatik.Uni-Oldenburg.DE> Carl.von.Loesch@arbi.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de (Carl von Loesch) writes:
>>alt.mud.italian!  ;)

observation one, notice the smiley face in the previous line, it is
typically meant as a warning to the humor impaired (which is a big problem
here in the US with political correctness, but I diverge from the subject)

>
>Wait wait.. don't you say 'asta la vista, baby' in the US?

Only in Terminator 2. ;)

>
>Well just as much as Mexico is round the corner to you
>Italy is to Germany..
>
>So 'Ciao' is a perfectly valid greeting in Germany and Austria.

yes yes, we actually use caio more often than asta ...., heck I like to
use guten tag on occasion

>Asta luego, baby

Well, I don't know what that stands for, but I'll take it as a compliment.
;)



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   __        _                     Dale A. Harris  {rodmur@ecst.csuchico.edu} 
  /  )      //                           /   "Is gone... he left for Mexico to
 /  / __.  // _      , , , __.  _       /_  _  __  _  get a job, due to the
/__/_(_/|_</_</_    (_(_/_(_/|_/_)_    / /_</_/ (_</_ deterioting US economy ;)

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