So You’re Worried About Gassing Things?! 😳 Mario Adrion | Crowdwork

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  @marioadrioncomedy · 10 months ago · pinned

  🎤 See me LIVE: 👉🏻 <a href="http://marioadrion.com/">http://marioadrion.com</a><br>11/12: Tampa, FL (show added)<br>11/13: Orlando, FL<br>11/15: Miami, FL<br>11/23: Phoenix, AZ<br>12/05: La Jolla, CA<br>12/10: Denver, CO<br>12/11: Omaha, NE<br>12/14: Louisville, KY<br>12/17: Oklahoma City, OK<br>12/18: Tulsa, OK<br>01/14: San Francisco, CA<br>01/15: Sacramento, CA<br>01/17: LA (Special Taping)

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  @c.antoniojohnson7114 · 1 year ago

  A German comedian,his humor is quite efficient. Very funny in a dry, somewhat condescending way. And he&apos;s not lying about Americans,a lot of us are very fake. I like ze German bluntness,ya?

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  @MikeMiasuki-vy3xx · 11 months ago

  My parents never told me that they loved me. My father hated me. My mother never told me she loved but tried to use me as a meal ticket. They rejected me so I rejected them. My father hated Germans but he never met a real German in his short sad-@$$ life. When I went to Germany, they accepted me and embraced me. They helped me learn to speak German. Your humor is Outstanding. Thank you.

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  @Roky1989 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Germans don&apos;t have a word for &apos;small talk&quot;, but on the other hand they do have &apos;fachsimpeln&apos; which means to have a relaxed casual conversation about a specific subject, profession, hobby or a field of expertise. There&apos;s no specific word in english for that. <br>Honorable mention: Habseligkeit.

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  @6742-p4n · 1 year ago

  Baden-Württemberger we don&apos;t like fake people. I much prefer people being honest to me. I think being fake nice is not nice, I consider it rude.

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  @lemcy1256 · 1 year ago

  Sad but true. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krPierFmk28&amp;t=420">7:00</a> but saying &quot;Ich liebe dich&quot; is vary different to what we Germans would say to a child... I would say to a child &quot;Ich hab dich lieb&quot;...Maybe badly translated to &quot;You are loved by me&quot;. &quot;Ich liebe dich&quot; is mostly for sexual partners or companions, not so much for other family members. But it could still be said by them. Which makes it harder to understand....

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• DA

  @dangmefinnish · 11 months ago

  I should stop drinking tea while watching his set. I just burst out laughing in the middle of sipping and ... burnt, burnt everywhere

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  @Interlocutor_ · 11 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krPierFmk28&amp;t=110">1:50</a> this happens all the time and I hate it, too!

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  @Shrider_180 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krPierFmk28&amp;t=143">2:23</a> 1 dude got it before the punch line 😂😂😂

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  @6742-p4n · 1 year ago

  OMG I never said &quot;Ich liebe dich&quot; to my parents either, &quot;I love you&quot;, yes, but never in German. In Germany it&apos;s &quot;ich hab die lieb&quot;😂<br>You ruined my life I didn&apos;t realize that😭

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  @ACuteAura · 1 year ago

  Heimscheißer really dates you as a 90s kid, it&apos;s a thing people say because of the german localization of &quot;shitbreak&quot; in American Pie. Danke für die Steilvorlage, Amerika.

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  @ChattanoogaWilson · 1 year ago

  Wolfgang is my favorite German name. 100% would name my super straight son that.

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