Guess the member.

[GroovePuppy]

I'm druck ya know.

Show off! Some of us are still at work!

 

[GroovePuppy]

Or a much easier one.

Is this really a tough one?

 

[HBHoss]

DrunkCatholicCartoonGuy?

I know, I totally suck at this game I'm druck ya know.

that's what you get for drinking distilled bear whiz you lush!

 

[Laughing_Gnome_Invisible]

Show off! Some of us are still at work!

I'll be going to work after my nap....scary huh!?

 

[Brewin_Bob]

Show off! Some of us are still at work!

Yeah but we're obviously not working!!

 

[GroovePuppy]

I'll be going to work after my nap....scary huh!?

Are you in charge of anything important or dangerous? (Yerself excluded obavissly.)

Yeah but we're obviously not working!!

You make an excellent point sir.

 

[Brewin_Bob]

MaxHavoc

correctamundo!!

that was pretty quick

 

[HBHoss]

Is this really a tough one?

StunnedMonkey???

 

[GroovePuppy]

StunnedMonkey???

YeeHaw!!!!

 

[Chriso]

That's menschmachine, you clowns. Jeez, I go away for a couple hours and y'all get dumb.

BRAVO! Good catch on that!

 

[Laughing_Gnome_Invisible]

Are you in charge of anything important or dangerous? (Yerself excluded obavissly.)

Nah, I only get to set up and operate the human flesh mangler if the supervisor gets sick or something.

 

[Brewin_Bob]

Nah, I only get to set up and operate the human flesh mangler if the supervisor gets sick or something.

So poison the supervisor ...




$h!t, this is behind google wall, right?

 

[GroovePuppy]

OK, think I'm gonna grab some beer on the way home. Otherwise it's the rum and whisky for me tonight and we all know where that path takes us, don't we Mr AssistantFleshMangler?

 

[Brewin_Bob]

agreed ......

 

[shecky]

BRAVO! Good catch on that!

Piece of cake after the Yiddish hint.

 

[GroovePuppy]

Have a good weekend people. I'll be cooking curry for a houseful of teenagers tomorrow. I may be druck and on here seeking solace!

 

[shecky]

Have a good weekend people. I'll be cooking curry for a houseful of teenagers tomorrow. I may be druck and on here seeking solace!

Here we go again with that whole UK curry thing. Have fun.

 

[HBHoss]

Have a good weekend people. I'll be cooking curry for a houseful of teenagers tomorrow. I may be druck and on here seeking solace!

Have fun

 

[schweaty]

WTF, do you lot not have work or beds!

Go make some beer or something.....


Here's one.

schweaty

Bump for obivous reasons. Atleast I got a picture of the hot chick. It could have been MUCH worse! :rockin:

 

[schweaty]

I'll try again...

Angel......?

 

[menschmaschine]

this one could be hard

i did the best i could, considering i don't know yiddish.

Yiddish????!

"Die Mensch-Maschine" is German for "the man-machine" (like robot).

It's also English for "Die, menschmaschine!":cross:

 

[mr_goodwrench]

Hey guys!




Sorry I'm late.....




.....what did I miss?

 

[ChshreCat]

Yiddish????!

"Die Mensch-Maschine" is German for "the man-machine" (like robot).

It's also English for "Die, menschmaschine!":cross:

But the word mensch, is yiddish in origin.

Mensch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Zymurgrafi]

Yup!!! Methinks that we are seriously into the lurker's names now...I wonder how many realize some of us have been making pictographs of their names?

actually some of these folks were formerly fairly regular. Not so much now. Everyone comes and goes.

 

[menschmaschine]

But the word mensch, is yiddish in origin.

Mensch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

No, it is German in origin. That wikipedia reference is looking at it from an American perspective. The word Mensch means "man" (as in mankind) in German. The Yiddish language was a result of Jews moving to German speaking territories. The German language came before the Yiddish language and the word Mensch was in the German language before the Jews moved into German-speaking territory. Jews took the German word Mensch and made it an idiom, which has carried over into Jewish-American culture. The word Mensch is a very common German word, like Scheisse!

 

[shecky]

No, it is German in origin. That wikipedia reference is looking at it from an American perspective. The word Mensch means "man" (as in mankind) in German. The Yiddish language was a result of Jews moving to German speaking territories. The German language came before the Yiddish language and the word Mensch was in the German language before the Jews moved into German-speaking territory. Jews took the German word Mensch and made it an idiom, which has carried over into Jewish-American culture. The word Mensch is a very common German word, like Scheisse!

Hey, no seriousness in this thread. Get with the program, man.

 

[ChshreCat]

No, it is German in origin. That wikipedia reference is looking at it from an American perspective. The word Mensch means "man" (as in mankind) in German. The Yiddish language was a result of Jews moving to German speaking territories. The German language came before the Yiddish language and the word Mensch was in the German language before the Jews moved into German-speaking territory. Jews took the German word Mensch and made it an idiom, which has carried over into Jewish-American culture. The word Mensch is a very common German word, like Scheisse!

Well...


I learned something today!
(south park reference)

 

[menschmaschine]

Hey, no seriousness in this thread. Get with the program, man.

My bad! I got all jacked up there over my own last name (which is GERMAN by the way!). Please continue...

 

[shecky]

Danke Schoen (my wife is mostly German).

 

[ChshreCat]

I'm a proud Germirifinnwegian