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lemmy.world

Latte is the german word for 'slat', so sth akin to a plank of wood. Both have in common that they are hard and rather long, so there you go.

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lemmy.world

Sidenode: The pronounciation of the coffee product and the slat/erection are different.

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lemmy.world

If you mispronounce the coffee (as a lot of people do), sure.

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Only very pretentious people pronounce the coffee the Italian way in German. Probably the same people that pronounce English loan words with an exaggerated American drawl.

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Just wait until people aren't making the connection, it becomes "too old to be relevant or interesting", just entirely out of purview, or incomprehensible

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lemmy.world

The kemming on the characters in "Flick" could use some work.

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.... what do you think happens if I, totally deadpan, as if its my 10 year + regular order, ask for a 'happy ending'?

If they don't know what that means, then I instantly rattle off "oh, its a london fog, but instead of lavender, a splash of either orange bitters, or grenadine, or both, up to you."

???

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