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Question of the Day!	by kickstart	2007-01-25 00:00:03
any words containing th and s in one word	by Klymer	2007-01-25 00:47:25
Seconded.	by vectorz	2007-01-25 01:00:31
Also any words that sound almost like a german word but have different meanings. :) And while we're at it all these pseudo- english word that are used in german, but aren't used in english. First to go: Handy. ;)
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But Handy /is/ used in English.	by krikkert	2007-01-25 01:08:09
Like “realisieren” meaning	by moddermonster	2007-01-25 02:04:04
Yeah. Or sensible vs. sensibel vs. sensitive	by vectorz	2007-01-25 02:33:28
I think "to realize" is sometimes used that way	by kyrasantae	2007-01-25 13:51:10
Or the classic 'become'	by Ascag	2007-01-25 03:24:51
correctly (n/t)	by Klymer	2007-01-25 04:29:58

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