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Yossarian said:
Third Reich has fallen. So this would be the sequel.
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I said reassemble, nigga. As in "assemble again".

I'll forgive you because I know that German is your first language.

The pseudo intellectual can eat a dick.
 
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delightone said:
Lol some illetrate fuck probably thought he heard dutch instead of deutsch, when they asked a german settler what language he spoke.
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This is exactly what happened.

But don't tell Yossarian, I'm gonna keep pretending I don't know the difference between the two languages.
 
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delightone said:
Lol some illetrate fuck probably thought he heard dutch instead of deutsch, when they asked a german settler what language he spoke.
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It's fucked up by the English. That is all I know. They were jealous we had straight teeth.
 
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conor mcgregor nut hugger said:
This is exactly what happened.

But don't tell Yossarian, I'm gonna keep pretending I don't know the difference between the two languages.
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Not exactly. It wouldn't explain the British using the same term. Dutch or Duetsch was a collective name for the people from Belgium, The Netherlands, and Germany. It may go back to the 1500's if I am not mistaken.

conor mcgregor nut hugger said:
But don't tell Yossarian, I'm gonna keep pretending I don't know the difference between the two languages.
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It's that, or, it's not far-fetched a redneck from Florida doesn't know the difference. You choose pal.
 
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Yossarian said:
Not exactly. It wouldn't explain the British using the same term. Dutch or Duetsch was a collective name for the people from Belgium, The Netherlands, and Germany. It may go back to the 1500's if I am not mistaken.
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According to everything I've read about the dialect, it was due to a misunderstanding by Anglo-Saxon American settlers when they asked the people what language they spoke.
 
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