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Originally posted by Nordlys
It was very difficult to get bananas in East Germany.

I know that, but what does that have to do with being bent?

Originally posted by Palynka
I know that, but what does that have to do with being bent?

they were smuggled into the small cars, but they didnt quite fit, so they had to be bent a little.
i think:p

Originally posted by Palynka
I know that, but what does that have to do with being bent?

I guess this works better in German... "Forgo" was the best translation I could find for "einen Bogen (um Ostdeutschland) machen", which literally means "make a bow/bend/curve (around East Germany)".

Originally posted by Nordlys
I guess this works better in German... "Forgo" was the best translation I could find for "einen Bogen (um Ostdeutschland) machen", which literally means "make a bow/bend/curve (around East Germany)".

I take it you have really, really big bananas?

In Germany. Big bananas in Germany. No?

Originally posted by Nordlys
I guess this works better in German... "Forgo" was the best translation I could find for "einen Bogen (um Ostdeutschland) machen", which literally means "make a bow/bend/curve (around East Germany)".

Ha! It all makes sense now. 🙂 Sorry...

Originally posted by Jigtie
I take it you have really, really big bananas?

In Germany. Big bananas in Germany. No?

No. Small bananas.

How much cash do you normally carry in your pocket?

Originally posted by mikelom
No. Small bananas.

How much cash do you normally carry in your pocket?

Probably should ask Cashthetrash.

How many pockets in your slacks (4, 3, 2, none)?