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WARNING SPOILER!!!

they have a really great rhythmic section, but I’m far from this genre now, whether it’s Japanese or Brit.

an outing...( if Punny finds out!!! :))

Thank you all. @IMASOULMAN: the mittner is considered the ABC of Germanists even though the best faculties rightly deem it somewhat outdated (1970s). On the other hand, it is the most comprehensive. You start from there and then delve deeper into Teutonic territory (Heidelberg, Göttingen, Berlin). I'm not familiar with your proposal; however, it seems like a current choice, which isn’t a bad thing. (P.S. I only just noticed that all my DeLibri reviews are from authors in the German language... :)

sure that Panapp you expand M on lady gaga, you claim that Janet. (1993) is an "out of context" album for its time and then you sing the praises (vote aside which means nothing) for these 3 àfone, just because you go gaga over the almond pussy ;)...and then a piece with these sounds had been done more than 20 years ago by Kylie Minogue (see I should be so lucky). you know what I think? the 3 girls or whoever is behind them are very clever. from the cover with its subliminal message aka bedroom onanism, + all the fetish references of the video above (at second 24). I mean like snuff movies. so I’d prefer lady gaga a thousand times. panapp I care about you but they are indefensible.

where there is the question mark, it reads "ja," which stands for the reflected "R." I don't know why it didn't register for me.

You're right, Punny! I forget about capital letters. I don’t do it on purpose even though, to be honest, I consider them signs of linguistic "arrogance" (and not only that). I've always hated all the capital letters of German nouns and the English "I." Anyway, it's a quirk not just of mine (Lori Carson writes "i" in lowercase). Instead, I think it's cool that the Russian "?" (a letter that means "I") is the last of the 33 letters in the Cyrillic alphabet. P.S. By the way, in my last review of EBTG, I made a more serious mistake. For that, I deserved a 1. Truce (for now)?

...hello...

That is: can an I-book tell me so much? (p.s. I'm pleased to have managed to make the links work: another step for humanity. :))