budum tiss

@Xidphel  
Nice one

I thought she was supposed to have an Austrian accent or something, but I guess they all speak German, so.

@lasty  
Thank you for that.

@JustTheBast  
Ah, okay.  
I actually half knew that, just the it not meaning the “I am a doughnut” part, not the language coach part.
 
Mostly I just saw a relevant opportunity to post that clip…

@OneOverTwo  
I’m sorry; that was not my intention. I was trying for “witty banter”, not “offensive jerk”.
 
I enjoy Eddie Izzard’s comedy as well, and certainly didn’t mind a link to one of his bits - but that particular part, funny as it is, is nevertheless based on a made-up urban legend.
 
Big presidential speeches with international implication are not made off-the-cuff, and Kennedy even had a German Language coach brought in, to teach him the correct pronunciation. If that sentence really meant “I am a doughnut,” it would have been caught and corrected long before the president got in front of the crowd.

@OneOverTwo  
@Combine03  
 
But seriously you probably taken his comment the wrong way.

@Combine03  
Um, alright!

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@Combine03  
Um…  
Are you not an Eddie Izzard fan or…?
 
Sorry, it’s just that tone is hard to figure out in text…

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@JustTheBast  
Also you sound kind of like a jerk.

@JustTheBast  
Well excuse me for wanting to post a link to Eddie Izzard.

@OneOverTwo  
Gosh, what a curious misunderstanding, that I have certainly never heard of before, thus making my comment about Kennedy supposedly calling himself a food item a complete coincidence.
 
Maybe he should have gone to Vienna instead. Nobody could read anything into “Ich bin ein Wiener.”

At least she isn’t eating McDonalds

@JustTheBast  
Um…

Good thing president Kennedy gave his famous speech in Berlin and not Hamburg, or we’d have people constantly claiming that he declared himself a food item.

Mind blown.  
@Yet_One_More_Idiot  

At least she’s not eating sausage.  
They’re the wurst.

…does that make her a cannibal? xP