From: Patrycjusz R. Łogiewa (silverdr_at_inet.com.pl)
Date: 2005-07-18 22:41:48
On 2005-07-18, at 16:54, Rainer Buchty wrote:
>> huh, and what's the meaning of "Fett" in contemporary youth speak??
>>
>
> "Fett" nowadays seems to be used synonym to "huge". For example,
> you can
> be asked to give a "fetten Applaus" these days.
I see.. But that's not that ununderstandable in the end.
> Although, if something
> is "fett krass" -- often abbreaviated as "fett!" -- that means "very
> cool", or, depending on the context, "very shocking".
This one's already more difficult to guess...
>
> Back in the days we would have said "geil" instead (which was
> climaxed rather creative, i.e. geil, affengeil, turboaffengeil -- only
> uninspired people used "voll geil" :)
:-) "geil" is the one I still remember.
>
> Oh, and the even older crowd might have used "(total) dufte"...
>
OK. I don't count then. I probably didn't know enough German when
this one was en vogue...
--
Alright, I understand. But who the heck is General Failure and why is
he reading *MY* C: drive ??!!!
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