Nazzie Germany

[Kagan]

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Instead of "ja, ja", wouldn't a "kraut cocksucker" actually say, "blah, blah"?

 

[Forbin]

No, "Mmph, mmph."

 

[Kagan]

Not if the kraut is blowing bubbles....

 

[DsZ]

Is it wrong that this is turning me on?

 

[Temis the Vorta]

Tomalak said:
This thread needs sound clips.

I've heard "Nauzzi" in Churchill speeches and old movies and newsreels. I've never heard anyone within the past, oh, 30 years use that pronunciation. Patterns of Force was probably just old enough that some people still used that pronunciation. I don't think either is "wrong" or "right." It's not like the word would have been in the dictionary circa WWII, since it was a slang term.

Nowadays Nazi always rhymes with hotsy totsy (to quote The Producers again). And yeah, it's in the dictionary NOW. "Nauzzi" is not listed as a variant.

 

[Kagan]

DsZ said:
Is it wrong that this is turning me on?

Well, the Nazis were into S&M...
They kicked everyone elses butt, so we could kick theirs.

 

[AC84]

fascinoma said:
(I disagree with him, some women don't.)

...awww.

 

[Hofner]

Kirk: Mr. Cowl... Mr. Cowl......... MR. COWL!!

Spock: Lt. Kyle, the captain is speaking to you.

Robert

 

[MANT!]

Temis the Vorta said:

Tomalak said:
This thread needs sound clips.

I've heard "Nauzzi" in Churchill speeches and old movies and newsreels. I've never heard anyone within the past, oh, 30 years use that pronunciation. Patterns of Force was probably just old enough that some people still used that pronunciation. I don't think either is "wrong" or "right." It's not like the word would have been in the dictionary circa WWII, since it was a slang term.

Nowadays Nazi always rhymes with hotsy totsy (to quote The Producers again). And yeah, it's in the dictionary NOW. "Nauzzi" is not listed as a variant.

I agree.ohh BTW great avatar.. :thumbsup: