Ren'Py Abandoned Heavy Five [Ch.2RS] [Nottravis]

[Huitieme]

Metaphorically or, like, real?

For real. I'm not that much into sweet things (except Notty, of course )

 

[Akamari]

Well as long as it does not get much worse as this very old one I will not mind, ofc normally it is embellished a lot more and it is translated from Dutch:

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Is Jantje the most common name for all the jokes in Dutch? In Czech, we have Pepíček (equivalent of Pepito).

French tea? Seriously? What's next, french Jaffa cakes?

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The sad thing is that those I can buy in every shop. Well, the brand sort of, they are actually made it in Poland, so of even lesser quality I bet.

 

[DA22]

Have you looked at the Jokes thread?
https://f95zone.to/threads/jokes.35122/
Some of the jokes over there might be to your taste.

There was a Halloween version a few years ago, it was blood orange; it wasn't bad either!

yeah i actually kinda like blood orange ice cream on really hot days, pretty refreshing.

 

[DA22]

For real. I'm not that much into sweet things (except Notty, of course View attachment 399738 )

i suspect you might have missed dripping's double meaning

 

[DA22]

Is Jantje the most common name for all the jokes in Dutch? In Czech, we have Pepíček (equivalent of Pepito).

The sad thing is that those I can buy in every shop. Well, the brand sort of, they are actually made it in Poland, so of even lesser quality I bet.

Jan used to be the most common first name in Dutch by far. Jantje is the diminutive form of Jan.

Edit: The Jewish jokes for example tended to use Sam and Moos and before people jump to wrong conclusions, those were jokes made by Jewish people, not about them.

 

[Akamari]

I still intend to try Jaffa cakes when I go to London, tho

I still have my order waiting for me. Unfortunately, a trip that would get me in close vicinity was postponed, so next week!

Well as main sponsors of this game they might be following this thread and just gotten some inspiration for grandpa Jaffa cakes with raspberry filling.

Also apricot flavour is very common here.

 

[DA22]

I still have my order waiting for me. Unfortunately, a trip that would get me in close vicinity was postponed, so next week!


Also apricot flavour is very common here.

A very nice flavour indeed, though I prefer peach.

 

[DA22]

For those not getting Dripping's double meaning, dark chocolate is also another term for black sugar.

 

[Huitieme]

i suspect you might have missed dripping's double meaning

Highly probable, as it's Friday and I'm a bit sick as well as very tired.

Jan used to be the most common first name in Dutch by far. Jantje is the diminutive form of Jan.

So, the diminutive is longer than the full name. Dutch be crazy!

 

[DA22]

So, the diminutive is longer than the full name. Dutch be crazy!

We never denied that.

 

[I'm Not Thea Lundgren!]

Highly probable, as it's Friday and I'm a bit sick as well as very tired.


So, the diminutive is longer than the full name. Dutch be crazy!

Is that why nonsense speech is called double dutch?

 

[DA22]

Is that why nonsense speech is called double dutch?

No idea, but I guess that is more cause you need to explain those English all twice, since the first time they are to shocked that you dare to tell them that.

 

[Huitieme]

No idea, but I guess that is more cause you need to explain those English all twice, since the first time they are to shocked that you dare to say that to them.

British are never shocked. At best, they are mildly inconvenienced.

 

[DA22]

British are never shocked. At best, they are mildly inconvenienced.

Trust me they were shocked quite easily, they gotten a bit better last thirty years.

Edit: Then again I guess us Dutch did earn our reputation as being the rudest fuckers in Europe, though we prefer to call it being direct and open.

 

[Akamari]

So, the diminutive is longer than the full name. Dutch be crazy!

That's perfectly normal to me. More dimunitive the longer!

We never denied that.

Sheesh! I was about to call French crazy!

 

[I'm Not Thea Lundgren!]

No idea, but I guess that is more cause you need to explain those English all twice, since the first time they are to shocked that you dare to tell them that.

You learn something new every day - Double Dutch is in fact a synonym for High Dutch and as such is a slur on the Germans rather than the Dutch

 

[Dripping]

British are never shocked. At best, they are mildly inconvenienced.

I'm 100% certain, that in the comic where Asterix visits Brittain, an Englishman exclaims "I am shocked" upon seeing a cart race through his flower-lined front lawn. Everything about the accompanying image is perfect, even the Englishmans' facial expression (which is: none whatsoever).
I tried finding that particular cell from the comic online several times, but never with succes

 

[Huitieme]

I'm 100% certain, that in the comic where Asterix visits Brittain, an Englishman exclaims "I am shocked" upon seeing a cart race through his flower-lined front lawn. Everything about the accompanying image is perfect, even the Englishmans' facial expression (which is: none whatsoever).
I tried finding that particular cell from the comic online several times, but never with succes

 

[I'm Not Thea Lundgren!]

I'm 100% certain, that in the comic where Asterix visits Brittain, an Englishman exclaims "I am shocked" upon seeing a cart race through his flower-lined front lawn. Everything about the accompanying image is perfect, even the Englishmans' facial expression (which is: none whatsoever).
I tried finding that particular cell from the comic online several times, but never with succes

Because it doesn't exist, it's all lies! Lies I tall ya!

 

[Dripping]

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That's the one!