@ Deutsch Muttersprachler: I was wondering if somebody was going to call him on that.
minetruly09.06.10 @ 11:10pm
You did Twilight, you did The Prestige, now how about Inception?
Bahahahahahah07.14.10 @ 5:12am
5SF: 3/5
Comments: 6/5
Deutsch Muttersprachler05.29.10 @ 3:27pm
“Most English dictionaries give both with/without the ümlaut, as with the word “umlaut” itself. The ümlaut, in this case, represents a vowel mutation (the Germanic “a-mutation”) that isn’t present in the English form of the noun. “
Native-German Speaker here, it’s Umlaut, not Ümlaut, you idiot. There is no “ümlaut”.
MJL03.27.10 @ 12:39pm
^Primer, indeed!
Failed Punchline03.10.10 @ 7:28am
Primer, Anyone?
MineTruly01.26.10 @ 2:28pm
“Prestige” was my first thought, too. Why doesn’t it occur to these people to set up a secret little town where all their clones can live out happy lives? Or even have each clone move to a different place, hundreds of miles apart, and, if noticed to have a double, be like, “Yeah, that’s my twin.”
ARISEL09.14.09 @ 7:56pm
The clone could have been useful
Michael Bolton09.12.09 @ 12:27pm
PC Clone Letter? What does that even mean!
S c4r f4c308.28.09 @ 8:21am
OMG LOL
Cgreggtizo08.08.09 @ 10:21pm
I would love a copy I would have 18 of me to play with myself…in comunity baseball
my name is07.28.09 @ 6:42pm
PC LOAD LETTER
lord of the rings freko07.22.09 @ 10:30am
hmm… apparently the copier has adapted sauron’s eye as a lens.
doofus07.22.09 @ 12:22am
Love the use of Kenny G to emphasize the loss of redundant lives.
Enabsflow07.21.09 @ 8:07pm
I like that though, Mr. Tricky Pete. A me to push me on the swings. And beat at poker. And give a mowhawk. And push of a bridge when their nerves fail to jump even though they’re attached to bungee equimpent. Oh the fun could go on endlessly.
tricky pete07.20.09 @ 4:09pm
I agree with the man living in my sink… finally someone to sit on the other end of the teeter-totter
man living in your sink07.20.09 @ 3:49pm
why would he kill a copy? that would be AWESOME to talk to yourself and do other kickass things!
zambo.07.20.09 @ 2:43pm
My captcha is ‘position69.’ Is the site trying to imply that Michael and his doppelgänger have a sordid history we don’t know about?
moog07.20.09 @ 1:57pm
The violence… the sweet violence…
Me07.20.09 @ 1:47pm
Ok, that’s my new band Name: Doppel-Cöck.
SpellingNaziAttack!07.20.09 @ 1:04pm
Looks like Annoying Guy can suck my doppel-cöck.
ÜmlautAttack!07.20.09 @ 1:00pm
Most English dictionaries give both with/without the ümlaut, as with the word “umlaut” itself. The ümlaut, in this case, represents a vowel mutation (the Germanic “a-mutation”) that isn’t present in the English form of the noun.
Annoying Guy on the Internet07.20.09 @ 12:47pm
The correct spelling is actually doppelgänger, the word being German in origin. I’d expect a Nazi, such as yourself, to know better…
SpellingNaziAttack!07.20.09 @ 12:29pm
@Dan, it’s “doppelgangers.”
Jim07.20.09 @ 10:29am
nice recoil from getting shot, there. i like that…
Dan07.20.09 @ 9:44am
@Nigel - yeah, I think Chris Nolan the first to tackle the dilemma of those dastardly dopplegangers. And I’ve been studying films since 2004.
Silly07.20.09 @ 5:59am
I like it^^
but if i was him, i’d use my copy to do my work…
Comments
That would provide cheap employees
@ Deutsch Muttersprachler: I was wondering if somebody was going to call him on that.
You did Twilight, you did The Prestige, now how about Inception?
5SF: 3/5
Comments: 6/5
“Most English dictionaries give both with/without the ümlaut, as with the word “umlaut” itself. The ümlaut, in this case, represents a vowel mutation (the Germanic “a-mutation”) that isn’t present in the English form of the noun. “
Native-German Speaker here, it’s Umlaut, not Ümlaut, you idiot. There is no “ümlaut”.
^Primer, indeed!
Primer, Anyone?
“Prestige” was my first thought, too. Why doesn’t it occur to these people to set up a secret little town where all their clones can live out happy lives? Or even have each clone move to a different place, hundreds of miles apart, and, if noticed to have a double, be like, “Yeah, that’s my twin.”
The clone could have been useful
PC Clone Letter? What does that even mean!
OMG LOL
I would love a copy I would have 18 of me to play with myself…in comunity baseball
PC LOAD LETTER
hmm… apparently the copier has adapted sauron’s eye as a lens.
Love the use of Kenny G to emphasize the loss of redundant lives.
I like that though, Mr. Tricky Pete. A me to push me on the swings. And beat at poker. And give a mowhawk. And push of a bridge when their nerves fail to jump even though they’re attached to bungee equimpent. Oh the fun could go on endlessly.
I agree with the man living in my sink… finally someone to sit on the other end of the teeter-totter
why would he kill a copy? that would be AWESOME to talk to yourself and do other kickass things!
My captcha is ‘position69.’ Is the site trying to imply that Michael and his doppelgänger have a sordid history we don’t know about?
The violence… the sweet violence…
Ok, that’s my new band Name: Doppel-Cöck.
Looks like Annoying Guy can suck my doppel-cöck.
Most English dictionaries give both with/without the ümlaut, as with the word “umlaut” itself. The ümlaut, in this case, represents a vowel mutation (the Germanic “a-mutation”) that isn’t present in the English form of the noun.
The correct spelling is actually doppelgänger, the word being German in origin. I’d expect a Nazi, such as yourself, to know better…
@Dan, it’s “doppelgangers.”
nice recoil from getting shot, there. i like that…
@Nigel - yeah, I think Chris Nolan the first to tackle the dilemma of those dastardly dopplegangers. And I’ve been studying films since 2004.
I like it^^
but if i was him, i’d use my copy to do my work…
Plagiarized from The Prestige.
hahaha one of my favourites
They certainly don’t make them like they used to.