labels

I'm about to label myself into a god damned frenzy because I just noticed that you can.

ps: german or not, a store named schmuck?!

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Writeprocrastinator said…
Actually, according to freetranslation.com:

Type in "schmuck," click "German to English," click "free translation," and "schmuck" means jewelry. Odd...I thought most Yiddish had its basis in German...this certainly would be the exception.
11:56 AM
Eric Riback said…
Yes, I've been to Germany, and it means jewelry. Now I always thought in Yiddish it was a term for penis. Maybe the link to the Yiddish had to do with what's below that, in other words, the jewels.
9:50 PM
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