[quote=āscherpschutter, post:20, topic:285ā]Right, thatās another Gemma-like performance by Steffen, complete with somersaults, flick-flacks and double Rittbergers (or whatever). Serious now: I didnāt understand how they could ever cast Steffen in a sequel of a Gemma movie: you wonāt find two actors within the genre whose acting styles are further apart.
Iām all but a Steffen fan, but I do admit that he could be quite effective, but not in this type of movies.[/quote]
Like a lotta Spaghettis Arizona Colt Returns is a sequel in name only right? Different director etc etc.
To be truthful, I did not mind Steffen in this. I was just glad he wore a decent hat and kept the glowering silent shit to a minimum.
But I much prefer him in Savonaās Killer Kid.
[quote=āscherpschutter, post:12, topic:285ā]I honestly think itās among the worst
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Your turn, Reverend![/quote]
God sent an angel and it spake unto me saying :
āApocalypse Joe is great - vieweth it henceforth amigo. Verily thou shouldst ignoreth the unbelievers for they know not a goodie when it doth jump up and bite them on their heathen arses!ā
[quote=āReverend Danite, post:23, topic:285ā]God sent an angel and it spake unto me saying :
āApocalypse Joe is great - vieweth it henceforth amigo. Verily thou shouldst ignoreth the unbelievers for they know not a goodie when it doth jump up and bite them on their heathen arses!ā[/quote]Hail! I art not a sinner. Iā¦Fuckething(?!)ā¦Loveā¦ethā¦this materpiece. How many here like Kill them all? What the fuck d you think that was!? Non stop action. But I donāt have much against Kill them all, I just like this one alot better. I like Steffenā¦thereā¦I said it!
Yeah, as you said. Kill them all - non stop action - gets some good reviews. Personally I thought it was poor in comparison to this.
You and me broā - different Gods maybe - who cares? Weāll both be watchinā this in heaven - apocalypse or not!
Oh yeah, I forgot Iām talkinā to a reverend. Perhaps I should go see my Iman. Is it really only you and me rev you like this one? Iām stickinā with it.
Actually itās āHalts Maulā. But maybe you or your PC only forgot the u.
Anyway, itās a good start to come into the german language, even if the younger generation (in perfect denglish) meanwhile would use a āfuck offā instead.
Since youāre a Muslim, you gotta have this right:
Salaam 'alaikum
Salaam = peace , 'ala = on, (i)kum = you
Itās a greeting, you can use it when you meet somebody, or when you say goodbye to him
The answer to it is (again) 'Salaam āalaikumā or 'Wa āalakum as-salaamā (and on you the peace)
The word salaam has been derived from the three-letter-root S-L-M (siem-laam-miem), the most important root in the Arabic language
SaLaMa = to submit
iSLaaM = Islam, submission (to God)
SaLaaM = peace, state of submission
muSLim = he who is in a state of submission
SuLiM = ladder, way to peace, to submission etc.
Salaah exists (but itās a different S), it means āvirtueā or ādevotionā or simply āsatisfactionā
An important Muslim leader during the times of the crusades (heās in Kingdom of Heaven) was Salaah-ad-dien (devoted to the faith), we usually call him Saladdin
Mar Haban = welcome
The answer is (again) āMar habanā or āmar haban bikā
Iām all but fluent in Arabic, though
I followed Arabic class for three years, one night (three hours) every week, and thatās not enough for a language as difficult as this one. But itās a beautiful language, very elegant, a pleasure to study. I wish I was thirty years younger and had more time.
[quote=āscherpschutter, post:35, topic:285ā]Iām all but fluent in Arabic, though
I followed Arabic class for three years, one night (three hours) every week, and thatās not enough for a language as difficult as this one. But itās a beautiful language, very elegant, a pleasure to study. I wish I was thirty years younger and had more time.[/quote]
I wasnāt expecting much from this, but I was surprised at how enjoyable it was. When I first watched this, it was right after seeing W DJANGO, so that was two good Steffen movies back to back!