Does anyone else find this "DavidM" really cute?

amylea · Post by **amylea** » 02-06-2006 21:02

Stop using your photos in puzzles, it's distracting.

Post by **Kisa** » 02-06-2006 21:06

snackbar · Post by **snackbar** » 02-06-2006 21:10

who thinks amylea and davidm are the same ip address?

yes he is a cutie.

Post by **Kisa** » 02-06-2006 21:12

Only if DavidM suddenly moved to Canada

frkyjenn · Post by **frkyjenn** » 03-06-2006 00:04

First snackbar and now amylea. Those canadian women are very flirtatious towards them German boys.

Post by **Kisa** » 03-06-2006 00:05

Looks like that

Sam_Atoms · Post by **Sam_Atoms** » 03-06-2006 01:09

One of my great-grandparents was from Germany...

snackbar · Post by **snackbar** » 03-06-2006 01:11

haha.
When i was in germany it was like walking into a candy store. I'll refrain from the x-rated story for the sake of this site.
It's the accent. i think german accents are sexy.

frkyjenn · Post by **frkyjenn** » 03-06-2006 01:21

hahaha... I can imagine the Xrated story.

kewangji · Post by **kewangji** » 03-06-2006 13:21

only if DavidM suddenly moved to Canada

didn't u no he did?

sandbagger · Post by **sandbagger** » 03-06-2006 16:06

do german women like canadian men? a canadian friend of mine is currently residing in germany.......

don't think canadian women like irish men though, my friends didnt have too much luck in love in vancouver last year!!

froggy · Post by **froggy** » 04-06-2006 01:10

It's the accent. i think german accents are sexy.

are you serious? this is the only accent that I can't stand at all. maybe it's because I'm hearing it all the time. And I'm afraid that I'm having it a little bit, too...

snackbar · Post by **snackbar** » 04-06-2006 01:14

french/italian/spanish = soft accent = romantic.

german = hard, rough accent = sexy.

Post by **Kisa** » 04-06-2006 01:26

Funny thing is, Germany does not only have lots of dialects, each of them has its own accent, too (when you hear them talking in English)

For example, a Saxon speaking English sounds quite different from a Bavarian speaking English, or someone from Berlin

snackbar · Post by **snackbar** » 04-06-2006 01:36

yeah. my friends taught me to count haha, and they use the hard sounding g in vierzig, etc. and then my teacher here was from hamburg and she taught us the soft g, kinda shhh sound.
i hate pronouncing that damn ich sound!