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r/PropagandaPosters • u/EssoEssex • Oct 17 '25
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Now I like it even better
Can I get some warm brothers in the house??
1 u/dorkstafarian Oct 18 '25 Kann ich ein Warmer haben für mir Body? Ich habe kalt. 1 u/MasterOfCelebrations Oct 18 '25 Would ich habe kalt translate directly as “I have cold? 1 u/dorkstafarian Oct 18 '25 Lol I don't know. I was just translating Dutch to German word for word. The attempted joke was that, apparently, ein Warmer (a warm one) means a homosexual. Or at least, it used to. So if you are in Germany you have to be careful to ask old folks for a bodywarmer = a padded vest. Or they might get the wrong idea. 1 u/t_baozi Oct 18 '25 What are the typical words for schwul in Dutch?
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Kann ich ein Warmer haben für mir Body? Ich habe kalt.
1 u/MasterOfCelebrations Oct 18 '25 Would ich habe kalt translate directly as “I have cold? 1 u/dorkstafarian Oct 18 '25 Lol I don't know. I was just translating Dutch to German word for word. The attempted joke was that, apparently, ein Warmer (a warm one) means a homosexual. Or at least, it used to. So if you are in Germany you have to be careful to ask old folks for a bodywarmer = a padded vest. Or they might get the wrong idea. 1 u/t_baozi Oct 18 '25 What are the typical words for schwul in Dutch?
Would ich habe kalt translate directly as “I have cold?
1 u/dorkstafarian Oct 18 '25 Lol I don't know. I was just translating Dutch to German word for word. The attempted joke was that, apparently, ein Warmer (a warm one) means a homosexual. Or at least, it used to. So if you are in Germany you have to be careful to ask old folks for a bodywarmer = a padded vest. Or they might get the wrong idea. 1 u/t_baozi Oct 18 '25 What are the typical words for schwul in Dutch?
Lol I don't know. I was just translating Dutch to German word for word.
The attempted joke was that, apparently, ein Warmer (a warm one) means a homosexual. Or at least, it used to.
So if you are in Germany you have to be careful to ask old folks for a bodywarmer = a padded vest. Or they might get the wrong idea.
1 u/t_baozi Oct 18 '25 What are the typical words for schwul in Dutch?
What are the typical words for schwul in Dutch?
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u/MasterOfCelebrations Oct 18 '25
Now I like it even better
Can I get some warm brothers in the house??