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On 2001-12-03 lp@virtain.com said:

   >strudel.
   >
   >ue is taken to write a german umlaut on keyboards that don't have
   >them ;)
   >
   >if you would say: struedel, it would sound very very funny :)
   >
   >P.S. you're excepted that you took regular german standart answers
   >"JA", "NEIN" to make them something NAZI like, cos you're onl 14
   >years old. Even if you just want to make it clear to most. try
   >other ways. It's absolutly foolish to try it with words out of your
   >german dictionary. I say "Ja" a .. an uncountable time a day, and
   >that's never nazi like. but, anyway .. just a hint, i don want to
   >say more, cos there would be too much to say, to describe why many
   >germans react this way when notgerman ppl do what you did :)

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