How Germany combats Covid
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UPDATE: This may not be an altogether official poster.
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Hou Hou Hou Hou I’am not sure to be on a classical website
Well, they didn’t have enough items for RECTAL
Leaders and media full-blown DEGENERATE
Some sense of humor does help sometimes!
Apparently British humour if you are so enthusiastic about this specific meme … Keep dreaming…
Aha…
Why are we not surprised?
“Why are we not surprised?”
Because you don’t fact-check what you like.
Ventilation obtains an interesting new meaning with such advices.
Interesting fight.
The launch of many unfortunate memes in English-speaking social media world.
It’s good advice.
Many folks don’t care for it, though….
I wonder if the acronym is as unhappy in German as it is in English. It’s memorable, anyway.
Sure it’s a bum rap, but the designers of this will be the butt of many jokes, for making asses of themselves.
A spoof, of course (“anal” is literally the same word in both languages).
The actual official acronym used is ‘AHA+L+A’:
https://www.infektionsschutz.de/coronavirus/alltag-in-zeiten-von-corona.html
Admittedly, not quite as catchy …
Ahala is more difficult to remember when you are in a shop.
You imbecile.
Slippedisc has turned into; “the highlights of an old man’s Facebook scrolling” blog
I would have thought enough Germans knew english for that kind of thing not to happen.
“I would have thought enough Germans knew english for that kind of thing not to happen.”
How do I know you are American and not English? Because you think that’s an English word. 😉
Attempts at English in non-English-speaking countries are vulnerable to curious misunderstandings.
A sign at a Japanese hotel elevator: “Because broken, we apologize you are unbearable”.
In a Serbian hotel: “Any massages will be given to correct guest”.
‘Your wife is delicious’. President Macron to a visiting politician.
Spanish restaurant window: “Don’t stand there and be hungry. Come in and get fed up.”
On the menu of a Swiss restaurant: “Our wines leave you nothing to hope for.”
In a Tokyo bar: “Special cocktails for the ladies with nuts.”
Face mask
Use soap
Cough into elbow
Keep at distance
Great, Gustavo!
Excellent!
Funny – but fake.
https://www.mimikama.at/aktuelles/a-n-a-l/
Got this one passed along three weeks ago. Moderate chuckle then, no chuckle now.
A cafe in India has the name Anu’s!
Very popular with tourists I am told.
Indeed, 2020 was another anus horribilis.