nachste sarah jessica parker
While doing the research for my last post I found this German article.
I can't read this but the juxtaposition of the images and "rülpsenden, stinkenden Monsters", and Sarah Jessica Parker in the same sentence with a word that sounds like nasty (nächste) makes me laugh. Is "rülpsenden" rumplestiltskin in German?
Die nächste Rolle von «Sex and the City»-Star Sarah Jessica Parker ist an der Seite eines rülpsenden, stinkenden Monsters.
I can't read this but the juxtaposition of the images and "rülpsenden, stinkenden Monsters", and Sarah Jessica Parker in the same sentence with a word that sounds like nasty (nächste) makes me laugh. Is "rülpsenden" rumplestiltskin in German?
Die nächste Rolle von «Sex and the City»-Star Sarah Jessica Parker ist an der Seite eines rülpsenden, stinkenden Monsters.
posted by iconoclasm at 12:04 AM
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That's funny. I like the juxtaposition. The article says "the next role for 'Sex and the City' star Sarah Jessica Parker is at the side of a belching, stinky monster." But I think you could replace "next" with "nasty" in most roles played by Parker.
I think I might start using "nächste" to mean "nasty," actually: "Ach, deine Mutter ist nächste, Uwe!!"
Did you just say something about my mother?
Do you say it like "nah-shtay"?
No, I said something about Uwe's mother. But then, I don't know your real name. So I might have, for alls I know.
And it's pronounced "NAYKH-stuh" (rhymes with "bake stuff"... but without the "f" sound at the end).
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