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Being from Sweden, I have to ask.

Being from Sweden, I have to ask.

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Why "cockpit"? 😕

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Originally posted by stocken
Why "cockpit"? 😕
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockpit

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Originally posted by stocken
Why "cockpit"? 😕
So you can plant it and grow a new one. Of course!

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Originally posted by orangutan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockpit
Still, there comes a time when you have to ask yourself, is this a word you
want to use to describe your workplace? Wake up in the morning with a big
smile on your face, thinking: "Aaaaah, another glorious day in the cockpit."

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Originally posted by stocken
Still, there comes a time when you have to ask yourself, is this a word you
want to use to describe your workplace? Wake up in the morning with a big
smile on your face, thinking: "Aaaaah, another glorious day in the cockpit."
Swedes...

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Doesn't 'fart' mean 'speed' or 'movement' in Swedish? 🙂

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Originally posted by orangutan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockpit
Your avatar is going backwards... 😕

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Originally posted by Turtlestack
Doesn't 'fart' mean 'speed' or 'movement' in Swedish? 🙂
Originally posted by Turtlestack
Doesn't 'fart' mean 'speed' or 'movement' in Swedish? 🙂

That's correct! 😀

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Originally posted by Turtlestack
Doesn't 'fart' mean 'speed' or 'movement' in Swedish? 🙂
It does in Norwegian, so it probably does in Swedish, too. And "fag" means "subject" or "profession" in Norwegian. 😉

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yeah. too bad norwegians have almost as stupid language as swedes do.

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Originally posted by stocken
Why "cockpit"? 😕
So foreigners can giggle about our naughty words.
Same reason we have the "titmouse", "spotted dick", and "Soapytitwanck hammers"

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Originally posted by Turtlestack
Doesn't 'fart' mean 'speed' or 'movement' in Swedish? 🙂
It does. What it doesn't mean in Swedish is releasing a smelly gas
through your butthole, so it's not the same thing at all. I have another
question:

Why, if you live in the English speaking part of the world, would you name
your child Dick? 😕

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
titmouse - spotted dick - Soapytitwanck hammers
Hi hi hi hi hi... 😵

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