Sounds appealing to eat

[pits]

I am currently in Germany, feeling a bit peckish and wanting to get some things from the shop, I headed out to the shop, I came out happy with my purchases, and there is a cafe outside, bit hungry, so I decide to order a cheeseburger when I burst out in hysterical laughter, I couldn't stop laughing at what was on the menu, and not speaking German I couldn't explain my laughter, but with this on the menu I couldn't stop myself



Mmmmmmm sounds yummy

[TheEnd]

It means the Fat Cheese, or with a touch of transliteration, the big cheese.

I shall return to my knitting now.

[EDLT]

Did you buy it?

[Matt Black]

[pits]

I didn't even want to ask what it was let alone eat it, no way in hell even if it did taste good am I going to eat der dicke cheese.

Also seen a merc sprinter advertising the fk playground for kids

Excellent moderating aswell considering it was more to do with the funny wording as opposed to eating it

[Simpo Two]

So you can go to Germany and actually order a 'Krautburger'!



(It's still OK to use disparaging nicknames for white countries).

[pits]

yyyep you can order a krautburger, actually there is little sensitivity here with regards to race blue is blue and black is black here, none of this EU bullst here I am sat in a pub surrounded by smokers and i am smoking a fine cigar

[soad]

Good find, certainly amused me.

[calibrax]

'Kraut' is German for 'cabbage'. It's a perfectly normal word in Germany. It's like the French calling the English 'Rosbif' (Roast Beef), or us calling the French 'Frogs'. There are non-'racist' ways to use these words as well!

[Simpo Two]

calibrax said:

'Kraut' is German for 'cabbage'.

Indeed, as in sauerkraut. And according to the Americans we eat only limes!

[pits]

Well I would post the other amusing pictures up, but most have nothing to do with food, drink or restaurants, although Super Dickmanns made me laugh, didn't eat those either