What Is Between Fear And Sex

What Is Between Fear And Sex
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Reminds me of the English joke: Why is six afraid of seven? Because seven eight nine.
This was the best in year 7 german class.
“Because sieben acht neun” was apparently the peak of comedy for us at that time
There is a similar joke about French but its a lot longer and wordier:
Two cats have a swimming race aross the English Channel, one English, the other French.
The English cat is called "One two three", the French cat is called "Un deux trois".
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You may be kind, but German children will always be Kinder.
I don't know why "lmao" makes the joke better
Scheiß Witz. Scheiß Menschheit. Auslöschen. Fitzzzzzzzzzzz!
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Yeah, bad joke. I'll see myself out. LOL
I'm mad about this because 'fear' is after 'sex' but it should really read as 'What is between fear and sex?' - Fünf --- otherwise the number order doesn't work

Thomas Thurman does not like cold meals because of broken applications.
After many last hugs and kisses I trail into the airport with my luggage and my laptop, but the flight is rather uneventful, though I get almost no work and almost no sleeping done. At Heathrow I wait for a coach which is late and driven by an apparently surly Scot who sees me waiting and explains, “It’ll take half an hour to get this lot unloaded!” Later I see it’s a façade when he adds as we leave the airport, “Why are you so quiet back there? Is my driving that good? Good God, I’ll have to get a licence!”
As soon as we cross the Cambridge city boundary it obligingly begins to rain for the first time. The coach drops me on Parker’s Piece where I stop to take the obligatory photo of myself next to Reality Checkpoint, and then phone Kirsten. She says Colin is out looking for me, but it happens that we somehow miss one another, so I tell them I’ll take a bus. I go to do so, and get lost, but the staff at the Maypole explain which bus to catch and wave away my offer of buying a drink to pay them back. You should therefore all go to drink at the Maypole.
The bus driver looks at my tenner and tells me it’s too old, and so is the fiver, and I can only change them at a bank. In the end, though, he turns out to be a member of the helpful species of bus driver and takes them anyway.
And so I was at Colin and Kirsten ‘s house! They made me very welcome, and later we went to see Jon (source of the joke in the title here) and then they took me out for dinner at a tapas place , which was lovely, and then we talked until I was almost falling asleep, which was unsurprising.
The next day, I woke up far later than I’d intended: on balance, it was probably a really good thing to get over the jetlag. I went into town and met the Collabora ns, who are a fascinating bunch with whom I can foresee a fair amount of beer being drunk, and then went to the town in which I grew up to meet my aged grandparents. I was going to see them next Sunday but then they decided to go out for lunch during the time I was going to see them, so I’m going tonight. On the way I passed the butterfly bush growing wild; I took some photos for Fin who loves them. They don’t grow wild in America.
I was expecting a great amount of reverse culture shock. Instead, there’s been almost none: I feel as though a badly-tuned channel had just snapped back into clarity. Without thinking, I am actually looking the correct way as I cross the road. I love all the little quirks I’d missed about this country, and this town. I love wandering around the town and hearing conversations about philosophy and conversations in languages I can’t even identify and people walking past in evening dress as though this was something not to be remarked on. For all its almost insufferable inequalities it’s a thing of great beauty. But much as I like it here, I miss my family back in Pennsylvania an awful lot, too. I’m phoning them every day and keeping up with all their news, but it’s not the same as seeing them in person all the time.
Oh, and I also passed the Chronophage, so I took a photo for Sabotabby’s benefit; it’s actually set into the street wall of the college, not inside as I’d imagined.

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Cambridge is full of upper class twits. I couldn’t wait to leave the place after a couple of years.
Funny title when you know german ;)
Perhaps those banknotes were Bank of Scotland ones.
No, they were BoE ones– I’ve never actually held Scottish ones. They were the old Series E ones with Darwin and Fry on them which were withdrawn a couple of years back (recall that we’re on Series F now).
Mae’n ddoniol sut mae’r holl twsistiaid yn creu torf o amgylch y Corpus Clock ac yn anwybyddu y holl ceir ac beiciau sy’n ceisio mynd heibio! (dyna sut oedd hi dydd Sadwrn diwethaf tawbeth)
You got it wrong. It’s /repressed/ funf.

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What’s between fear and sex?hissanbfünfOctober 12, 2013
7 Comments[deactivated user]Not trying to destroy your pun, but the “s” in “sechs” is actually pronounced like the English “z”.October 13, 2013Zach1337It took me a minute to get it. Thanks Oomph! for teaching me to count in German before I even studied German.October 13, 2013ErikmanHa ha!! Thanks for the laugh!October 12, 2013PreusserGreat!October 31, 2013dimitar10000I used to think it was more funny when I didn’t know a lot. Now I know for example that ”sechs” is pronounced like the English ”z” in zebra or zoo for example. Nice joke though!October 13, 2013sancheninoThanks. This might actually help me remember my numbers!November 5, 2013bbiererDifference means subtraction, so your answer should be -2 (zwei negativen?). Sorry, math geek :)November 25, 2013
[deactivated user]Not trying to destroy your pun, but the “s” in “sechs” is actually pronounced like the English “z”.October 13, 2013Zach1337It took me a minute to get it. Thanks Oomph! for teaching me to count in German before I even studied German.October 13, 2013ErikmanHa ha!! Thanks for the laugh!October 12, 2013PreusserGreat!October 31, 2013dimitar10000I used to think it was more funny when I didn’t know a lot. Now I know for example that ”sechs” is pronounced like the English ”z” in zebra or zoo for example. Nice joke though!October 13, 2013sancheninoThanks. This might actually help me remember my numbers!November 5, 2013bbiererDifference means subtraction, so your answer should be -2 (zwei negativen?). Sorry, math geek :)November 25, 2013
[deactivated user]Not trying to destroy your pun, but the “s” in “sechs” is actually pronounced like the English “z”.October 13, 2013
Not trying to destroy your pun, but the “s” in “sechs” is actually pronounced like the English “z”.October 13, 2013
Not trying to destroy your pun, but the “s” in “sechs” is actually pronounced like the English “z”.
Zach1337It took me a minute to get it. Thanks Oomph! for teaching me to count in German before I even studied German.October 13, 2013
It took me a minute to get it. Thanks Oomph! for teaching me to count in German before I even studied German.
ErikmanHa ha!! Thanks for the laugh!October 12, 2013
dimitar10000I used to think it was more funny when I didn’t know a lot. Now I know for example that ”sechs” is pronounced like the English ”z” in zebra or zoo for example. Nice joke though!October 13, 2013
I used to think it was more funny when I didn’t know a lot. Now I know for example that ”sechs” is pronounced like the English ”z” in zebra or zoo for example. Nice joke though!
sancheninoThanks. This might actually help me remember my numbers!November 5, 2013
Thanks. This might actually help me remember my numbers!
bbiererDifference means subtraction, so your answer should be -2 (zwei negativen?). Sorry, math geek :)November 25, 2013
Difference means subtraction, so your answer should be -2 (zwei negativen?). Sorry, math geek
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