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Fliegermaus
Even with the "good camera" these guys are tough to catch on video
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseacti ... d=42140791
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseacti ... d=42140791
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Re: Fliegermaus
Fliegermaus is German for "Bat"Vanagas wrote:
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I love bats, hope they dont go the same path as the honeybee.
Thanks for the new word
Thanks for the new word
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I'll have to remember the name!
Good job Vagrant, Bats are as common as bugs here, but they are small and hard to see, let alone get on film!
Good job Vagrant, Bats are as common as bugs here, but they are small and hard to see, let alone get on film!
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I hope that's right, it's based on my attempt to phonetically spell a term I heard once79spitfire wrote:I'll have to remember the name!
Good job Vagrant, Bats are as common as bugs here, but they are small and hard to see, let alone get on film!
If anyone knows for sure feel free to correct me
Re: Fliegermaus
You were very close Al, Fledemause= flying mouse.
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So would the batmobile be called der FledemauseSonderkraftzeug Ausf.A?
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I'm guessing more along the lines of a FledemausePanzerbefehlswagen for the batmobile.tr4252 wrote:So would the batmobile be called der FledemauseSonderkraftzeug Ausf.A?
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Re: Fliegermaus
And I thought this forum was going high-brow with a thread devoted to an Opera.
Some years ago, my wifey scored tickets to a local production of this comedic work by J. Strauss. Like most operas, the storyline is ridiculous and contrived, but the music, costumes and scenery were fine. I just can't stand all those "classically trained" voices. What comes out of some of their mouths is akin to hearing a 747 take off. One Opera per Decade is my limit.
Some years ago, my wifey scored tickets to a local production of this comedic work by J. Strauss. Like most operas, the storyline is ridiculous and contrived, but the music, costumes and scenery were fine. I just can't stand all those "classically trained" voices. What comes out of some of their mouths is akin to hearing a 747 take off. One Opera per Decade is my limit.
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Close - [that's where I heard it] one of the Germans I was working with had it on cassettenatcherly wrote:And I thought this forum was going high-brow with a thread devoted to an Opera.
Some years ago, my wifey scored tickets to a local production of this comedic work by J. Strauss. Like most operas, the storyline is ridiculous and contrived, but the music, costumes and scenery were fine. I just can't stand all those "classically trained" voices. What comes out of some of their mouths is akin to hearing a 747 take off. One Opera per Decade is my limit.
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It is interesting that the association of bats to "flying" mice is both wrong and cross culturaltequiza wrote:You were very close Al, Fledemause= flying mouse.
I've worked with lots of nationalities and German was always the most likely for the "idiom" to translate