MS> MS>> In German i know only "Susi, sag' mal saure
Sahne!" At least I can
MS> MS>> remember that. :)
MS>
MS> GP> I don't know anything in German -what's the above mean?
MS>
MS> "Susi, say sour cream!" The "mal" is not
translated here, because ...
MS> well, it has no important meaning in that sentence. I gave no translation
MS> of the sentence because as you can see: It is absolutely meaningless even
MS> when translated.

Like "rubber baby buggy bumpers" -- a famous English tongue twister -- it
certainly describes a plausible item, but it's more silly than useful as a
phrase in regular language/conversation (except, of course, for a conversation
involving the question, "What's a tongue twister you know & like?"!)

Because I care,
|<+]::-{)}  (Cyberpope(the Bishop of ROM!))

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