Snus
- Thread starter Hell Mike
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Black Winter Day
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HarmonyDies....
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HarmonyDies....
Semi-True
GAAH SNUS är för i helvete den bästa uppfinningen någonsin helt utan undantag med öl på delad första.
NAD
What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
Oh my... you guys are terrible. 
For the record, I laugh at ALL racist jokes if they are good, including those against my own kind.
For the record, I laugh at ALL racist jokes if they are good, including those against my own kind.
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
Your "own kind"? What, you mean black folk?NAD said:For the record, I laugh at ALL racist jokes if they are good, including those against my own kind.
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
Snus is also in hell the best invention ever made with the exception of beer?Sorath said:
förlåta min svenska.
Something like that...
SNUS är för i helvete den bästa uppfinningen någonsin helt utan undantag med öl på delad första. = SNUS is the fucking best invention ever with the exception of beer which shares first place. My swedish was not the best either, but I'm forgiven as it's my mother toungue :/
SNUS är för i helvete den bästa uppfinningen någonsin helt utan undantag med öl på delad första. = SNUS is the fucking best invention ever with the exception of beer which shares first place. My swedish was not the best either, but I'm forgiven as it's my mother toungue :/
Erik
New Metal Member
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
You see, I get lost at 'helvete' because doesn't that mean 'hell', or can that be used for 'fuck' too?
Erik
New Metal Member
It does mean "hell"... But "för i helvete, drick upp ölhelvetet!" for example would be roughly translated to "for fuck's sake, drink the fucking beer!"
It works in many ways.
It works in many ways.
NAD
What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
NAD
What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
Nah, my cultureless American small dick German Welsh pussies, that kind.JayKeeley said:Your "own kind"? What, you mean black folk?
HELL is pronounced as in english, VETE I can't find a good way to describe... both 'e's from 'them', v and t as usual
