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[–] 27 points 3 months ago* (3 children)

In Polish we've got "gdzie psy dupami szczekają" or where dogs bark with their assess.

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  • [–] 6 points 3 months ago

    there's also zadupie, which literally means "behind-the-ass place", and also wypizdowie, or wypizdów, which i can best translate as "fuck-off place"

    my friend group also uses Wypizdów Dolny, the context for which is like that one spongebob episode with Bikini Bottomer (or -est, i don't remember), but wypizdów edition.

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  • [–] 6 points 3 months ago

    Huh, so in Southern Germany we like to reference Buxtehude as a place that's really far away and probably doesn't exist (even though it is a very real city near Hamburg). ^1

    And I just learned that there's also a saying about Buxtehude, that it's the place where dogs bark with their tails. ^2
    Apparently, they refer to bells as dogs in their local dialect.

    I did also randomly find a reference to Buxtehude being where dogs bark with their ass, in a German text. ^3

    So, maybe you guys also just dump on Buxtehude like we do. 🙃

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