Pannenkoek rule
Pannenkoek rule
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Rest In Pepperoni
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wait pannenkoek? That looks more like a pizza to me but I will encourage any sort of Dutch meme in this community :3
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Oh there are so many weird pancake toppings around here:
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I need to know how bad the Mexican one is. I've heard horror stories about Mexican food in Europe.
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gore pannenkoek #69420: motorolie
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Turkish Kapsolon pancake
Sir, being turkish AND having enjoyed the Turko-Dutch dish Kapsolon I demand satisfaction. Kapsolon is basically döner with Edam/Gouda/Dutch cheese, making it a fusion dish made by immigrants using local ingredients, you can get fucked if it's not döner and doesn't have cheese on it.
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Wtf, waarom. Doe normaal joh. Het is geen pizza
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I feel like the "Swedish" pancake should be a LOT cheaper.
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So that's what his name is referencing...
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My new status: is gesmolten
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This transcends language.
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It’s not just his koek that’s gesmolten, the whole lot of him has gone south
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Before and after visiting grandma
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But first, we need to talk about parallel universes...
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This comment really misaligns my QPUs
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The minion's smile is still there, though. They're enjoying it~
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🫠
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moisturise me
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Am I the only one hearing the later pannenkoek whispering moisture me! ?
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Looks like Pikachu now.
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this minion just told me it beat watch for rolling rocks in .5 A presses
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0 A presses now
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Nailed it
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I read that in Minion voice.
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Can't stop laughing
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Because pizza liquifies during cooking, the chef forgot to contain the liquid.
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As a German/English bilingual speaker who doesn't live in Europe. Dutch will never not be a really weird German/English hybrid in my mind.
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The original Minion didn't melt. They were launched to a parallel universe.
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Why does Dutch look like what Americans think German sounds like?
There's only two things I hate in this world: people who are intolerant of other people's cultures and the Dutch.
This person has culture
Calm down my cocaine
wait German and Dutch are different languages?? I thought it was like how "Spanish" and "Español" are the same just translated into that language...
Germans speak deutsch, whereas the Dutch speak Nederlands. The German language is just called German in English, and the Dutch language is just called Dutch.
You probably already worked it out from that other comment, but we Germans call our language "Deutsch" which yes, is a distinct language from "Dutch".