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Derk de Tweede
4 november 2008, 16:03
Going Dutch is a slang term that means that each person eating at a restaurant or paying admission for entertainment pays for himself or herself, rather than one person paying for everyone. It is also called Dutch date and Dutch Treat.


The phrase Dutch courage is a slang term for courage gained from intoxication by alcohol. It is synonymous with liquid courage. The term is purported to have its origins in the battles of the seas where the Dutch navy is said to have been feared among all other navies (especially among the later rival, the British navy) due to its true courage.

hotschizodiscocop
4 november 2008, 16:20
hè? we gaan toch nie kakkuh hè?

Derk de Tweede
4 november 2008, 19:26
hè? we gaan toch nie kakkuh hè?


Wraak voor het Belgium draadje!
Hoe durven ze!
Stomme Hollanders...:|

http://www.ooopss.com/OOOPSS/I_want_you_Belgium_files/shapeimage_4.jpg

Weezer
4 november 2008, 20:34
Wraak voor het Belgium draadje!
Hoe durven ze!
Stomme Hollanders...:|

http://www.ooopss.com/OOOPSS/I_want_you_Belgium_files/shapeimage_4.jpg

Welke forummer had die ook alweer gepimpt tot 'I want you for GrootNederland?' :-D

Dronkoers
4 november 2008, 22:41
Belgium, wie is dat?

Txiki
4 november 2008, 22:44
Wat ik al heel de tijd leuk vind aan die poster of sticker, is dat het ventje naar iemand kijkt en wijst die ergens rechts achter je loopt, staat, ligt of zit. En je allerminst recht in de ogen kijkt.

filosoof
4 november 2008, 22:47
Going Dutch is a slang term that means that each person eating at a restaurant or paying admission for entertainment pays for himself or herself, rather than one person paying for everyone. It is also called Dutch date and Dutch Treat.


The phrase Dutch courage is a slang term for courage gained from intoxication by alcohol. It is synonymous with liquid courage. The term is purported to have its origins in the battles of the seas where the Dutch navy is said to have been feared among all other navies (especially among the later rival, the British navy) due to its true courage.

double Dutch 
–noun Slang. unintelligible or garbled speech or language: She could have been talking double Dutch for all we understood of it.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/double%20dutch;)

in Dutch,
in trouble or disfavor (with someone): in Dutch with the teacher for disturbing the class.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/%20dutch

Jaani_Dushman
4 november 2008, 22:51
En je allerminst recht in de ogen kijkt.Straks ga je nog beweren dat het Karel Dillen is, die op die sticker staat. ;-)

Txiki
4 november 2008, 22:52
Straks ga je nog beweren dat het Karel Dillen is, die op die sticker staat. ;-)

:lol: ik dacht dat het opzettelijk zo getekend was, symbool voor België...

Derk de Tweede
5 november 2008, 08:51
Welke forummer had die ook alweer gepimpt tot 'I want you for GrootNederland?' :-D


En wat te denken van een groot Belgica ?

http://www.adegem.net/spaander/img/leo_belgicus.jpg

Nelle
5 november 2008, 08:52
Welke forummer had die ook alweer gepimpt tot 'I want you for GrootNederland?' :-D

Was dat geen belediging 8O