Ein bisschen Blödsinn muss sein

[fipsi_k]

schaut auf jeden fall mal nit sicher aus ... von der optik mal ganz abgesehen

[mAsKeD]

Die neuen TrayLee Designs helme des Verdünnungssaft Eierhorst Racing Teams mit stabilisierenden racing koteletten. Entworfen von dem namhaften österreichischen stardesigner Tawiet Vuntzam

Gibts den auch in der Afro edition??? Und was ist mit einer vokuhila version???

[sorris]

Gibts den auch in der Afro edition??? Und was ist mit einer vokuhila version???

wie siehts aus mit neonkappen? die gibts auch noch

[Freerider92]

is des Klebeband serie oda gibts des nur gegen Aufpreis

[willivanilli]

hehe viele kennsen wahrscheinlich eeh schon aber als piefke.....

http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=9-E0Myvx1m...re=related

[klamsi]

die typen san imma wieda guat....

a nu ganz guat....http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=C0vSw8eqq3...re=related

[Wyatt_Erb]

http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=_TbpCqJKe9...re=related

des mim Ahnuld ist noch viel geiler


und wenn um qualitativ geile mucke geht, sind diese herren die richtigen:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_VZPeDGnyc

[georg]

Sicher schon uralt, und 100x gesehen und gepostet.. aber ich habs noch nicht gekannt und gerade per Mail gekriegt.

Also: How to fail an exam..

[matthias]

hahahaha find x und expand find ich am geilsten hahaha härte kann man nicht kaufen

[mAsKeD]

hahahaha find x und expand find ich am geilsten hahaha härte kann man nicht kaufen

Bei uns in da htl hat einer mal auf eine geometrisch zeichnen stundenwiederholung ein priratenschiff samt crew gezeichnet anstadt der 3d figur das fand ich auch ziemlich cool!!

[der koch]

weiß jetzt nicht ob es schon gepostet wurde:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq6fpjTnDfU

[Wyatt_Erb]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mullet_(haircut)

German "Vokuhila" Meaning "vorne kurz, hinten lang" (short in the front, long in the back). opposite to this is "Volahiku". It is topped by "Vokuhilaoliba", meaning "vorne kurz, hinten lang, Oberlippenbart" (short in the front, long in the back, moustache). Because of its supposed popularity among men from the Eastern parts of formerly divided Germany, the hair cut is in Western Germany also known as "Ossispoiler" ("Eastern German spoiler, as in a car spoiler").
Austria "Nackenmatte" "nape rug" (also used in South Germany)

[VarikuzelePhimose]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mullet_(haircut)

German "Vokuhila" Meaning "vorne kurz, hinten lang" (short in the front, long in the back). opposite to this is "Volahiku". It is topped by "Vokuhilaoliba", meaning "vorne kurz, hinten lang, Oberlippenbart" (short in the front, long in the back, moustache). Because of its supposed popularity among men from the Eastern parts of formerly divided Germany, the hair cut is in Western Germany also known as "Ossispoiler" ("Eastern German spoiler, as in a car spoiler").
Austria "Nackenmatte" "nape rug" (also used in South Germany)

Amendment to Austria: "Gnackwiesn" "nape lawn" or "Gnackfedern" which means "neck feathers"

[Wyatt_Erb]

Ossispoiler ist ah ned schlecht :mryellow:

Czech čolek, deka, na debila Meaning: "newt", "quilt", or "asshole-style" respectively.

Dutch matje Means "little carpet/mat". Some people refer to it as a Duitse mat (German mat) as well, implying that this is a haircut typical for Germans. It is also referred to in Rotterdam and some other areas as "nekspoiler" (neck spoiler, as in car spoiler). Typical for Flemish areas is "nektapijt" (neck carpet).

[Wyatt_Erb]

Italian "capelli alla tedesca" Or "taglio alla tedesca" ((German-style haircut)) referring to its former popularity in Germany, above all among Bundesliga soccer players. It is also known as "alla McGyver" (McGyver style) as the main character of this the popular American TV series appears with mullet in some episodes, or as "sette" (seven) because the hair on top and back form the image of a number seven, but also "pitta". This haircut is also very popular among people who listen and dance house music, especially in Rome and Milan. House people in Italy usually show middle-length hair on the top (often spiked up), short hair at the sides (sometimes totally shaved) and very long hair at the back of the head (most of the time they smooth the back hair downwards).

Japanese urufu hea Japanese way of saying "wolf hair." It's actually a quite popular look among young men, though the hair in the front is generally longer than a typical mullet's.