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Helpoh please let me explain before you jump to conclusions!!
in reply to a message by Jewel
For your information, i am Dutch
PijpeN is a verb, "i (ik) pijp, you (jij) pijpt, he (hij) pijpt, we (wij) pijpen". Now a person who "pijps" (blow job) is called a pijpeR (pronounced as Piper). Same goes with a lot of verbs, such as bakkeR (someone who bakes), slageR (a butcher, someone who butch), loodgieter (plumber, someone who plumbs (sp.?), etc etc etc.
As you might understand, in Dutch, 'someone who verb', ends in R, not N (the verb mostly ends in N)
Hope you learned something!
Edited To Add; i know i probably sound nasty in this message, but if you would've pressed the button that says "indigo", you would've seen i'm Dutch and you wouldn't have questioned me in the first place. So please check profiles in the future
!!!!!!!, ??? and ~~~~~, see my profile for their names!
PijpeN is a verb, "i (ik) pijp, you (jij) pijpt, he (hij) pijpt, we (wij) pijpen". Now a person who "pijps" (blow job) is called a pijpeR (pronounced as Piper). Same goes with a lot of verbs, such as bakkeR (someone who bakes), slageR (a butcher, someone who butch), loodgieter (plumber, someone who plumbs (sp.?), etc etc etc.
As you might understand, in Dutch, 'someone who verb', ends in R, not N (the verb mostly ends in N)
Hope you learned something!
Edited To Add; i know i probably sound nasty in this message, but if you would've pressed the button that says "indigo", you would've seen i'm Dutch and you wouldn't have questioned me in the first place. So please check profiles in the future
!!!!!!!, ??? and ~~~~~, see my profile for their names!
This message was edited 10/31/2005, 12:43 PM
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