Just a short note to let you know that our Kaust is now known here under the name Tart (he did refuse the name Raspberry Bitch, which I would found a lot more fitting, but our users are king and may choose their own names )
Ceaselessly musing, venturing, throwing,
Seeking the spheres, to connect them;
Till the bridge you will need, be form'd
Till the ductile anchor hold;
Till the gossamer thread you fling,
Catch somewhere, O my Soul.
Wind kind of tart?
spinach and goat cheese?
glazed lemon?
strawberry?
Last edited by Rob_Niven on Sun Aug 06, 2006 23:11; edited 1 time in total
Posted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 23:10
Marina posts:
Admin wrote:
Just a short note to let you know that our Kaust is now known here under the name Tart
Thanks Ex-Kaust and New-Tart for a new word in my vocabulary .
(Although I didn´t know the word so far I know you to fear the worst and I consulted my book of wisdom ….)
Marina (free of connotations )
Well Marina, you must have a good dictionary because Sue looked up her German-English dictionary and squealed "Whore!!!" I must say I like the tart taste, raspberry Torte, and also the "other" connotation
Rob, cool pics: now who wants to eat stones?
Euere freundlische tarte Tante.
“Well, what would you have done?”
Moll Flanders
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Posted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 23:20
Marina posts:
Tart wrote:
Marina wrote:
Marina (free of connotations )
Well Marina, you must have a good dictionary because Sue looked up her German-English dictionary and squealed "Whore!!!" I must say I like the tart taste and also the "other" connotation
Euere freundlische tarte Tante.
Herzallerliebstes Törtchen
You know I LOVE tarts of all kinds and of course I would never think in another direction than Erdbeertörtchen mit Schlagsahne ….
Marina
You know I LOVE tarts of all kinds and of course I would never think in another direction than Erdbeertörtchen mit Schlagsahne ….
Marina
Oh! So my "Wicked German" book is correct! Germans like to mix their words of love with pastry…
Here is a sample of conversation at a bakery (from that book)!
Ich kann in der Nacht nicht schlafen, da ich an Ihre Kuechlein/Marmalade denke (I can't sleep at night thinking of your muffin/marmalade)
Geben Sie mir Ihre feinste klebrigsuessen Broetchen/bayerische Sahne (Give me your finest sticky buns/ Bavarian cream)
Ich moechte in Ihren Gugelhupf beissen (I want to bite your Bundt cake)
Sie bringen mich um (You're killing me!)
Morgen zur gleichen Zeit? (Same time tomorrow?)
Tarte Tante (Auntie Tart)
“Well, what would you have done?”
Moll Flanders
Posted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 23:37
Marina posts:
Tart wrote:
Oh! So my "Wicked German" book is correct! Germans like to mix their words of love with pastry…
No thats prejudice … remember the female brain and its distinct chocolate areal ?
I am just addicted to sweets and when someone´s name is tart I am getting inspired
Ceaselessly musing, venturing, throwing,
Seeking the spheres, to connect them;
Till the bridge you will need, be form'd
Till the ductile anchor hold;
Till the gossamer thread you fling,
Catch somewhere, O my Soul.
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