http://www.bvb-board.com/ schwatzgelb.com board en Reply from jonam, 17.08.2008, 17:36:

More on this tomorrow on schwatzgelb.com!

Manoj]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=37 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 17:36:39 GMT Reply from jonam, 16.08.2008, 11:45:

Ruhrnachrichten, a paper normally well informed in and around BVB, just announced that it's a done deal. Petric to HSV and Zidan to BVB. In addition we get 4.5 mio Euro plus extra payment related to HSV's success this season.

Manoj]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=36 Sat, 16 Aug 2008 11:45:54 GMT Post by fabian 1909, 15.08.2008, 22:58:

The German version doesnt work. So many new entries, because of the probably changing of Petric to HSV??

Zidan wouldnt be bad. At first because he played very well football in Mainz with Klopp.

So i would welcome the change Petric-Zidan]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=35 Fri, 15 Aug 2008 22:58:57 GMT Reply from jonam, 04.06.2008, 14:53:

Welcome to Dortmund Neven!

Manoj]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=34 Wed, 04 Jun 2008 14:53:10 GMT Reply from Steph, 04.06.2008, 11:18:

if the rumored fee of 5 million is anywhere near to the truth, i can not understand it. if however klopp just wants to do mainz a favor with stepping in and raising the price for hoffenheim, it's fine with me.

hummels, subotic, santana. we'd still need one more leader in the defence. and try to get rid of at least two defenders. kovac - who could be leaving for zagreb after euro 08, amedick and brzenska...

another thing that strikes me. why does bild already have the names that are speculated to be on kloppo's list? zidan, manuel friedrich, saenko... and who will be leaving the club then?

anyways. i guess it's time to relax, take the euro break and see what happens. i believe kloppo has some kinda plan]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=33 Wed, 04 Jun 2008 11:18:00 GMT Post by jonam, 03.06.2008, 23:37:

http://www.schwatzgelb.de/index.php?id=4241

Manoj]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=32 Tue, 03 Jun 2008 23:37:00 GMT Reply from RUPO, 03.06.2008, 14:39:

» We implemented a Short News application that gives an overview of what is
» happening around BVB in a few words.


No new news yet ;-)?!

Cheers
RUPO]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=31 Tue, 03 Jun 2008 14:39:58 GMT Post by jonam, 30.05.2008, 23:47:

We implemented a Short News application that gives an overview of what is happening around BVB in a few words.

Manoj]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=30 Fri, 30 May 2008 23:47:34 GMT Reply from atreewithroots, 29.05.2008, 18:02:

» Well, the "earworm" is commonly known in english speaking countries, but
» is not used frequently these days. The translation that comes close is
» "catchy song or tune" - Or you just use "I can't get this song out of my
» head"...

I think "ear candy" is a good one! Not the exact tanslation but nevertheless it sounds great.

BTW joke is great ;)]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=29 Thu, 29 May 2008 18:02:43 GMT Reply from GibBorusse, 29.05.2008, 17:15:

» ...my favourite english-joke:
»
» __________________________________________________
»
» It's the "All Australian Amateurs Poets Contest" in Brisbane and the final
» two
» candidates for the great title are a priest and a sheep shearer. The show
»
» master of the great final gets handed a golden envelope, opens it with
» much
» pathos, and announces:
»
» "Your remit, dear competitors, will be to produce a poem with four lines
» of
» iambic tetrameter containing the word 'Timbooktoo'!"
»
» Each finalist is allotted a little cabin in which to be creative.
» After a while the rabbi reappears on stage an declares ready to declaim.
»
» Here's the priest's poem:
»
» "I've been a chaplain all my life,
» I had no children, had no wife.
» I prayed the Bible through and through
» on my way to Timbooktoo."
»
» The crowd is boiling with ecstasy. And the priest is already hailed as if
» his
» triumph was out of the question, when the almost forgotten sheep shearer
» suddenly turns up fully intent to declaim his poem. The show master tries
» to
» restrain him, telling him:
» "Look, good lad, the priest's poem was so good. You'll only disgrace
» yourself."
» But the sheep shearer insists that he's come all the way from the outback
» and
» wants his go now.
» So he's finally allowed.
»
» This is the sheep shearer's poem:
»
» "When Tim and I to Brisbane went,
» we met three ladies cheap to rent.
» Since they were three and we were two,
» I booked one and Tim booked two."
»
» ___________________________________________
»
» PS: OK, football-forum: I'm not going to disturb the discussions about
» serious themes again with jokes. But this one is like a... earworm(?!?). By
» the way: Has anyone a translation for "Ohrwurm"?


Well, the "earworm" is commonly known in english speaking countries, but is not used frequently these days. The translation that comes close is "catchy song or tune" - Or you just use "I can't get this song out of my head"...

Regards,
GibBorusse]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=28 Thu, 29 May 2008 17:15:15 GMT Post by Monty, 29.05.2008, 16:25:

...my favourite english-joke:

__________________________________________________

It's the "All Australian Amateurs Poets Contest" in Brisbane and the final two
candidates for the great title are a priest and a sheep shearer. The show
master of the great final gets handed a golden envelope, opens it with much
pathos, and announces:

"Your remit, dear competitors, will be to produce a poem with four lines of
iambic tetrameter containing the word 'Timbooktoo'!"

Each finalist is allotted a little cabin in which to be creative.
After a while the rabbi reappears on stage an declares ready to declaim.

Here's the priest's poem:

"I've been a chaplain all my life,
I had no children, had no wife.
I prayed the Bible through and through
on my way to Timbooktoo."

The crowd is boiling with ecstasy. And the priest is already hailed as if his
triumph was out of the question, when the almost forgotten sheep shearer
suddenly turns up fully intent to declaim his poem. The show master tries to
restrain him, telling him:
"Look, good lad, the priest's poem was so good. You'll only disgrace yourself."
But the sheep shearer insists that he's come all the way from the outback and
wants his go now.
So he's finally allowed.

This is the sheep shearer's poem:

"When Tim and I to Brisbane went,
we met three ladies cheap to rent.
Since they were three and we were two,
I booked one and Tim booked two."

___________________________________________

PS: OK, football-forum: I'm not going to disturb the discussions about serious themes again with jokes. But this one is like a... earworm(?!?). By the way: Has anyone a translation for "Ohrwurm"?]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=27 Thu, 29 May 2008 16:25:16 GMT Reply from Northwood, 29.05.2008, 16:16:

» Ever heard about Khlav Kalash? Seriouzly my favorite meat in the states,
» just try it!
»
» By the way, any celtic fans in here? Congratulations for a great finish!
»
» Hail hail, bhoys!

You're so right:
RIP Tommy Burns

RANGERS the blame of SCOTLAND!]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=26 Thu, 29 May 2008 16:16:04 GMT Reply from Andre, 29.05.2008, 14:35:

Ever heard about Khlav Kalash? Seriouzly my favorite meat in the states, just try it!

By the way, any celtic fans in here? Congratulations for a great finish!

Hail hail, bhoys!]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=25 Thu, 29 May 2008 14:35:53 GMT Reply from Steph, 29.05.2008, 13:52:

» » hi folks,
» »
» » this is a-ki-min. what about a chinese boald? coming vely soon, i hope!
» and what about russian?

no russian board as of now. might happen next year just in time for grand prix d'eurovision :)]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=24 Thu, 29 May 2008 13:52:19 GMT Reply from Kogan, 29.05.2008, 13:22:

buy high quality meat in Oklahoma?

Thanks in advance

Kogan

Nice to have an international board now.]]> http://www.bvb-board.com/forum_entry.php?id=23 Thu, 29 May 2008 13:22:45 GMT