It appeared to be the name of the operator... I expect the umlaut has a bearing on the pronunciation though ;-)
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Nov 01, 2007
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I have their smaller wall chaser. The overall quality and design is roughly mid range. Robust enough to get the job done, but nothing special in the finesse department. It does control the dust well enough if partnered with a decent vacuum.
Overall impression is adequate - can't say I feel particularly strongly about it either way.
Which eastern block?
The oak one not in the west.
Hmm....
"Why is a mouse when it spins?"
"Because the higher it gets, the more"
Eh? I thought it was "The higher, the fewer"
What's the difference between a duck?
You missed the French fizzy pop called Pschitt.
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DG
I thought they said 'f*ok' in Yorkshire anyway.
Owain
Yes, but this would be "Fueck" - far too sophisticated.
Remember that from French camping holidays as a kid in the 70s - haven't seen it there since. There were two brands as I recall, the above and another one called "Sic" - it was always a toss-up as to which one you'd get, but either one produced the predicable gales of mirth each time.
David
There's a Spanish one called "La Revoltosa", too.
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