Germans..........
nuff said!
shareheeeeeeeeeeeeeee... germans aren't that bad. with a bit of butter and veggies
*Take your blah-blah to the blah-blah-ologist!*
an otto & konsorten: seht Ihr, was Ihr da angerichtet habt ???? Danke sehr, VIELEN, VIELEN DANK !!!
("@ otto & company: now look what you´ve done ... Thank you THANK YOU SO MUCH DAMMIT !!!")
Germany´s denying ANY affiliation to the makers of this unacceptable flick!
Dear lord... yep, we're SO sorry we made this terrible movie! >_<
shareWE didn't. SOME of us did. And therefore, I'm very sorry.
But we don't elect presidents who attack other countries... twice ;)
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I can´t stand most of our comedy either but you americans gave us terriblr movie too.
share@12467
I see your point - but don't think American cooking is better than British.
As a matter of fact, British cooking is... strange. But it has some one-and-only style. Where's the style in American food? I don't see it. Just fat.
btw: What do you mean by "wasn't really elected"? Do you confess that the "oldest democracy of freedem liberty brave blablabla" is some banana republic?
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Would everyone please stop saying that we germans love The Hoff? Seriously, I've been reading about it in a lot of posts recently, where did that come from?! He may not be hated but he's defniatly not a topic of discussion for anyone here. Nobody talks about him, I don't know anyone who still watches his shows, please tell me where this thought of germans liking David Hasselhoff came from?
"I miss you more than that movie missed the point"
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maybe I'm just making new enemies to me- but Mr. Bush was elected. Legally. Please inform before you simply repeat what Bild and other media might have told you.
Godd Night, and Good Luck.
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@gdwarf
I agree with you.
And I didn't like Hasselhoff in the 80s! I didn't like Michael Knight's hair! I didn't like K.I.T.T.'s voice!
As teenie, I used to watch Baywatch, but Hasselhoff wasn't the reason.
gdwarf: "One of my former girlfriends came from Germany and she loved David Hasselhoff ... she told me that his song "Looking for Freedom" would be a kind of unofficial hymn for the German reunion..."
HE made that up and it´s bullshed! Always been.
"... I always thought that it would be "Wind of Change", performed by the Scorpions ..."
That´s closer to it. And sad enough. Germans listen to a lot of *beep* music (Pur, Scorpions, Dieter Bohlen, Die Prinzen, Daniel Küblböck, Yvonne Catterfeld, to name only some of the homemade napalm) but David Hässlich-Doof is forgotten. His two (?) records are mainly offered on fairground markets for not more than a few cents and still don´t leave the boards.
"...During the nineties, David Hasselhoff's music, TV shows and movies were mostly successful in Germany - and the rest of the world was wondering why..."
Don Juan de Berlin: "As teenie, I used to watch Baywatch, but Hasselhoff wasn't the reason."
Right! It was for the girls. And "Knight Rider" was the eighties when it was simply one of the first series from the US to hit the german TV-sets.
In the meantime a crappy german TV-series titled "Derrick", showing the most boring, squareheaded and non-dimensional TV-cop ever was a big success in many other countries - so what? People make mistakes all over the world. Only the cast and crew of "7 Zwerge" made the same mistake twice now. They propably cast Hoff in the next sequel and think it´s a good idea.
The only bright idea of Hoff was his performance as the german headcoach in "Dodgeball" were he fully intentional made a fool out of himself - and us. Oh, maybe there´s still hope.
@HuskyEnzo
Right!
BTW: Hoff's Freedom as hymn for the German reunion? No way! Scorpions? Maybe. Nenas "Wunder geschehn"? Probably. Westerhagens "Freiheit"? Definitely.
So push for changes in the voting laws if you feel ripped off (otherwise sftu).
shareIsn't voicing a political opnion on the unfairness of political instittions a way of "pushing" for changes. And was he or she even seeking political action or explaining the technicalities of the electoral college to some people who may have not been paying attention to American politics in 2000.
But maybe your right. The best way to push for change is probably to feel ripped off in silence and otherwise stfu. Yup.
Hahahaaaa... genau.
But still: We are sorry for this movie.
What about the Third Reich? I seem to recall a brief stint of German aggression a mere 60 years ago...
"Every nation, big or small, has its strong and weak points."