B&B go to Europe uhhhhhhuhuhuh

Oct 1, 19969 posts by 4 posters
9 posts
SLUT-BABE

A friend of mine from the Netherlands saw Beavis and Butthead for the first time and guess in what language??????

Emehhehheh German.... Can ya' like imagine "Hey Baby" in German Emehehehheh... Uhuhuhuhhuh

Auf Wiedersehen

Debbielee

Yeah..YEAH!!..auf weinershen!! Was some German dude doing BnB's voices in German? If so, see if you could get your friend to send you a few .wav files of em and you could like share and stuff...that would rule!

KingTurd PhD Professor of Eur-a-peein Studies

I will find out for you Professor.... So as a professor and stuff, do you score a lot????? Emehehehehhh...

Ummmmm...hey baby, wanna..you know..see my podium?

Emehheheh Weinershen????? :)

Uhhhh yeah you know.... so like what are we going to do and stuff??? :)

meheheh..I have an extra credit assignment for you...why dont you step on back to my office...mhehehehehe...

KingTurd PhD, MBA, AA, AAA, NIN, PDQ, LMNOP Haaavard Correspondence School of TV/VCR Repair and Eur-a-peein Studies

Extra Credit, eh?????? Whoa !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hope it's gonna be fun and stuff............

Yeah, it was on in German TV....and it sucked !!! The names were the same, "Beavis und Butt-Head", and 'Hey, Baby' stayed the same, too "That was cool, huh huh" went "Das war cool, huh huh" "That sucked" went "Das war scheisse"......a translation that sucks !

The Guys who did the German dubbing sort of looked like B+B, but the Butt-head guy had a terrible lisp....obviously made up in order to sound more 'butthead-ish' and stuff......That really sucked !!!

"This program has a message." "Yeah. The message is: change it !"

Cheers, Gerd =:-#

Couldn't agree more. I'm German (fortunately enough, I left the place 8 yrs ago), and B&B in German just SUCKS MAJOR KASCHLONGO. Krautland's also the only place in the world ('cept MTV Latino) where English is not the lingua franca. The HORROR!!!

Auf Wiedersehen, Arschloch (that's a nice-sounding word, though...)

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