As someone who had part of a fireworks display literally drop on their head 6 days ago: Yeah, it looks cool, but everything that goes up, has to go down eventually. Might want to keep that in mind when handing out rockets left, right and center.
We call it “betutteling” and its rampend
Never thought about where “betütteln” originated from but now that you mention it: Yep, that sounds like something a “swamp German” would say.
“ As someone who had part of a fireworks display literally drop on their head 6 days ago: Yeah, it looks cool, but everything that goes up, has to go down eventually. Might want to keep that in mind when handing out rockets left, right and center.”
Ok so we should just ban everything then? Because that always works?
“ Never thought about where “betütteln” originated from but now that you mention it: Yep, that sounds like something a “swamp German” would say.”
Yeah its funny how many of these kinda words end up almost the same in german/swedish/dutch. Then again swamp germans? Haha
As someone who had part of a fireworks display literally drop on their head 6 days ago: Yeah, it looks cool, but everything that goes up, has to go down eventually. Might want to keep that in mind when handing out rockets left, right and center.
Never thought about where “betütteln” originated from but now that you mention it: Yep, that sounds like something a “swamp German” would say.
“ As someone who had part of a fireworks display literally drop on their head 6 days ago: Yeah, it looks cool, but everything that goes up, has to go down eventually. Might want to keep that in mind when handing out rockets left, right and center.”
Ok so we should just ban everything then? Because that always works?
“ Never thought about where “betütteln” originated from but now that you mention it: Yep, that sounds like something a “swamp German” would say.”
Yeah its funny how many of these kinda words end up almost the same in german/swedish/dutch. Then again swamp germans? Haha