that's a pretty far leap imoLegion said:Kunst is similar to the English wordKragg said:i don't get it ! and i live thereLegion said:There is a Metro station in Brussels, Belgium called 'Kunst Wet'. It's childish, but still amusing.(possibly why i don't get it)
****, which is both an insult and a word referring to a woman's genitalia. Combined with the word 'wet' it makes a crude reference.
To be honest I didn't find it that funny, it's the kind of thing that makes you smirk.
Honestly, I'm only quoting to see what this glitch thing is all about.ejb626 said:The metro station called Foggy Bottom used to crack me up but I've gotten older now, I'm mostly posting this because this thread has that glitch or whatever that hides the page numbers and I want to see everyone elses stories.
I did say it was pretty bad. You can't expect much better from crude humour though to be fair. It's very rarely clever.Kragg said:that's a pretty far leap imoLegion said:Kunst is similar to the English wordKragg said:i don't get it ! and i live thereLegion said:There is a Metro station in Brussels, Belgium called 'Kunst Wet'. It's childish, but still amusing.(possibly why i don't get it)
****, which is both an insult and a word referring to a woman's genitalia. Combined with the word 'wet' it makes a crude reference.
To be honest I didn't find it that funny, it's the kind of thing that makes you smirk.i'd slap you in the back of the head if you'd make that joke in real life haha
vi är inte så få faktist, det är bara du som kollar på fel ställeArkhangelsk said:Dammit. Why are there so few Swedes here?Kouen said:English actually im in Norway atmArkhangelsk said:Oh my God, you're Swedish!
Hm, since I don't go out, I don't know...![]()
I hope that the joke is the misspelling, not the fact that there is a product called water softener. If you have too much limestone in your water, it's "hard". Damages the heating elements on electric kettles and such.tomtom94 said:I saw an advertisement for "Water Sofner" at a service station.
*sigh*