Sunday, December 02, 2007

Opa, nein!

19 comments:

Unknown said...

don't get it...

Anonymous said...

I would have gone with "people wearing socks and sandels"

Anonymous said...

A perpendicular trace would represent white legs in bad shorts...

Anonymous said...

Is that a pound? £

Anonymous said...

No, that's a Euro.
I think this means: the stronger the Euro, the more European tourists.

Anonymous said...

and tourists are usually old people.

and old people have no shame.

(translation of title: GRANDPA, NO!)

Anonymous said...

No, i think it means the more men on the beach in speedos, the stronger the incentives for foreign man-thong-loving investors to pour cash into the European markets as an excuse to come to Europe in person to watch their assets grow. in size. penis.

Anonymous said...

but speedos are the dependent variable! (i bet that's the first time that phrase has been typed, ever)

Anonymous said...

maybe speedos on American beaches would help clarify but nonetheless like all on indexed, hilarious and intelligent

Anonymous said...

America needs more nude beaches.

Anonymous said...

My eyes! My eyes are bleeding!!

Anonymous said...

america does need more nude beaches. im plannign on going to one in NJ soon tho

slag said...

Is that relative to the US dollar? If so, yes, blame republicans.

Jonzie said...

I've been reading you for a long time. This is genius.

Anonymous said...

haha i like your title for it.

Anonymous said...

@ Philipp,
Pretty sure Americans don't consider speedos to be gay. They're just terribly unflattering on most people that wear them.

Anonymous said...

Phillip...it has nothing to do with being gay...no one in the US likes seing "junk" on display. You should realize that this is especially unflattering after going in water for any period of time. However, we do think putting your "junk in a box" is hysterical.

PsyGuy said...

learning the titles translation made it even more hilarious xD

Anonymous said...

I would like to apologise for the speedo's and state it is something I don't endorse at all.
(Didn't know there was such a big problem anyway)
BTW, it's not the € that's strong, it a weak $

 
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