Auf'd?
Ok, it comes down to usage, but shouldn't the equivalent of either you are in or you are out correspond to (e)in oder aus? Shouldn't people be aus'd rather than auf'd, as in 'raus (get out)?
posted by Nathanael @ 10:40 AM
Friday, September 01, 2006
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2 Comments:
Especially shameful, given that two German speakers are in front of the camera.
But "auf'd" is simplier funnier - Heidi says "auf Wiedersehen" whenever someone leaves and says "...one day you are out" - she's not saying "auf'd" on the show, it's just something that fans of the show have meshed together.
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