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Fuchs[message #270836]

Thu, 20 January 2011 23:28

Anonymous

You Germanics might have known it but, I didn't.

The word Fox is fuchs in German.

Yet another Sir-Tech easter egg.

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Re: Fuchs[message #270837]

Thu, 20 January 2011 23:29

Logisteric

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1. we are not called germanics but germaniacs
2. where is the easter-egg?

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Re: Fuchs[message #270838]

Thu, 20 January 2011 23:43

Anonymous

fuchs is a very vulgar word in English.
Germanics

Fox is subtly hinted to be promiscuous. Her name Fox in German turns out to be the word fuchs which coming back to English is a word that describes the act of what promiscuous people tend to do.

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Re: Fuchs[message #270839]

Thu, 20 January 2011 23:46

Logisteric

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isn't that spelled with a 'k', no 'h' and no 's' - you are hunting some pink elephant, don't you?

especially as fuchs is pronounced with a sound similar to the vowel in roof, but a lot shorter

edith:

your germanics (germanen in german) lived some 2500 to 1500 years ago - guess i call you a red indian now (do you want a particular tribe?)

[Updated on: Thu, 20 January 2011 23:49] by Moderator

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Re: Fuchs[message #270841]

Thu, 20 January 2011 23:51

Anonymous

Maybe so....Maybe so....
Never the less, I thought it was quite a coincidence.

And, The descendants of Germanic peoples in Europe roughly correspond to the modern speakers of Germanic languages.

And 2, My last names are Kehrer and Swartzmiller.

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Re: Fuchs[message #270842]

Thu, 20 January 2011 23:53

Logisteric

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well, if you pronounce it like an american would do, it may be a wee little joke - and a bad one.

why don't you take a little r&r from the forums and hunt some girls (you seem to need it)

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Re: Fuchs[message #270843]

Thu, 20 January 2011 23:55

Anonymous

I can't man I am on the east coast snowed in on top of a mountain.

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Re: Fuchs[message #270844]

Thu, 20 January 2011 23:57

Logisteric

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taoteching

And, The descendants of Germanic peoples in Europe roughly correspond to the modern speakers of Germanic languages.

germans (including austrians in that case), swiss, dutch, danish, norweian, swedish and half the brits (the other half is latin and french, which is also a romanic language) - you wanted to say that? the english fox IS THE SAME word as the german fuchs (it's not that long they split)

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Re: Fuchs[message #270872]

Fri, 21 January 2011 11:04

nollan

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Logisteric

taoteching
And, The descendants of Germanic peoples in Europe roughly correspond to the modern speakers of Germanic languages.

germans (including austrians in that case), swiss, dutch, danish, norweian, swedish and half the brits (the other half is latin and french, which is also a romanic language) - you wanted to say that? the english fox IS THE SAME word as the german fuchs (it's not that long they split)

The vikings called a fox a refr so we Swedes call it r
[Updated on: Fri, 21 January 2011 11:22] by Moderator

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Re: Fuchs[message #270879]

Fri, 21 January 2011 12:01

usrbid

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Nah, the callsign Fox is based on the word foxy in the sense of attractive or sexually appealing. The RPC Fox is supposed to be seductive, several of her voice recordings indicate that.

An American (or English) person knows that the (German) word Fuchs is not pronounced f*cks, well most people who had exposure to other cultures would know that. For example the flower fuchsia exists and is pronounced \fy

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Re: Fuchs[message #270892]

Fri, 21 January 2011 14:39

Beka

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Fully support Dieter's statement.

And concerning Tao and Logi... well I already wrote what I think of you two back in this thread.

In a way I can understand Logi. You topics, Tao, awake the urge in me to write answers as well (-> positively provoke me), but usually Logi is way faster and all I can do is laugh my ass off reading you two discussing.

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