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Daisy2

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Magenta said:
A bunker? Yikes. I am not sure what you mean!
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Well, when you’re guarding a Christian forum, the ‘bunker’ isn’t just for bombs—it’s to keep the Christians safe from trolls, heresies, and the occasional keyboard warriors
 
JohnDB

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Eli1 said:
This post of yours made me laugh my friend, when you used the word 'kaput'. lol
I don't laugh at many liberal jokes but this one was pretty good.
God bless you.
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It's a German word....actually a contraction for "kaputengarbage"

(I'm full of manure but it sounds good doesn't it?)
 
Coll2-8

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JohnDB said:
It's a German word....actually a contraction for "kaputengarbage"

(I'm full of manure but it sounds good doesn't it?)
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Yes "Kaputt" is a German word and means "broken".

But I don't know what you mean with "kaputengarbage". That doesn't exist in German. Maybe you mean "kaputtgegangen" ("got broken")?
 
JohnDB

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Coll2-8 said:
Yes "Kaputt" is a German word and means "broken".

But I don't know what you mean with "kaputengarbage". That doesn't exist in German. Maybe you mean "kaputtgegangen" ("got broken")?
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I was being facetious. (Making a joke)

Garbage is an English word meaning "rubbish". I'm well aware that since I created the word out of the emanations from the penumbra that it's not actually German.

Jokes don't always translate well across languages.

There are some German words I do know....but they are not suitable for this forum...
 
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