[quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal]@FilmBuff,  my daughter went to the cinema today and saw Memoirs of A Snail. She said it was very good.

She like that Harvey Krumpt made an appearance in ithe film.[/quote]

I am watching that this weekend!![/quote]

[quote=MovieGal]@FilmBuff,  my daughter went to the cinema today and saw Memoirs of A Snail. She said it was very good.

She like that Harvey Krumpt made an appearance in ithe film.[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal][quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal][quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal]The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.

Such a beautiful saying.[/quote]

I'll bet it sounds better in German[/quote]

My favorites phrase to use in German is

Ich bin nicht verrückt.[/quote]

Das ist gut[/quote]

Das ist sehr gut![/quote]

[quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal][quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal]The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.

Such a beautiful saying.[/quote]

I'll bet it sounds better in German[/quote]

My favorites phrase to use in German is

Ich bin nicht verrückt.[/quote]

Das ist gut[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal]I still like it better in English.


Das Ziel des Lebens besteht nicht darin, sich auf die Seite der Mehrheit zu stellen, sondern zu vermeiden, dass man sich in den Reihen der Verrückten wiederfindet.[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal][quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal]The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.

Such a beautiful saying.[/quote]

I'll bet it sounds better in German[/quote]

My favorites phrase to use in German is

Ich bin nicht verrückt.[/quote]

[quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal]The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.

Such a beautiful saying.[/quote]

I'll bet it sounds better in German[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal]The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.

Such a beautiful saying.[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal]@Citizen Rules,  the German language is so different on many levels than English, in the placement of words in a sentence.[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal][quote=Citizen Rules]The funny thing is you answered in German and there's a film about German's posting as Brits in WWII and what gives them away is that when the greet people in England they say it strangely..."Went the day well?" Just my strange sense of humor :p[/quote]

Even when speaking English,  I still will use the German phrase. The two are extremely similar.[/quote]

[quote=Citizen Rules]The funny thing is you answered in German and there's a film about German's posting as Brits in WWII and what gives them away is that when the greet people in England they say it strangely..."Went the day well?" Just my strange sense of humor :p[/quote]