haha i dont work for the fanshop rusty. i do it on my own just to do you a favor. do you thought i work for werder? i met clemens ,told him about you and made the photo which he signed a few days later when the foto was developed.
edit: and i feel sorry that he wrote your firstname with i instead of an y at the end but we both were not sure about the correct spelling.
@max why you keww that i send signed pic with it?
So mogelt der eine oder andere beim Gespräch über das neue System aus Versehen auch schon einmal einen Spieler mehr auf den Platz, wie Nils Petersen, der ein 4-3-3-1 entdeckt haben will.
spooky, isnt it?
Nah, seriously: I would have done the same, thats why it popped up in my mind when I heard "surprise included".
How much does Clemens know about the possible Fritzflitztrip now?
rusty, did you wear Fritz' jersey during the game tonight? You might be his new lucky charm
Whatever you did please do it again on sunday
deichkind, I didn't think you worked for Werder, but I was just surprised that you did something so thoughtful! Are you sure you don't want anything in return? Is there an address I can write to you at so I can send you a personal, bilingual thank-you note?
What did I do during the game today? I did my laundry. I will not have enough new dirty laundry to wash on Sunday, and I will not even be able to watch Sunday. Maybe that's what I need to do - not watch.
Okay, so now he knows about me and I'm scared
All right, I've realized that since I already have blond hair, a bunch of hairbands and a Clemens Fritz shirt, and am getting a pair of Werder socks, I can probably dress as him for Halloween.
To complete the outfit, I need a pair of Werder shorts, a pair of Nike shoes, and new highlights in my hair. I could probably get a random pair of Nike shorts and a random pair of Nike shoes, and my hair needs to be highlighted anyway because I have horrible roots. I might also need a larger German vocabulary.
Yeah, I know, it's not a slutty costume. Or maybe it is?
Here is some German vocabulary every Fritzflitzfan needs to know:
"Bitte nur die Spitzen und ein wenig die Strähnchen nachblondieren!"
Just cut the hair-ends and dye the highlights!
"Haste mal Feuer?"
Could you light my cigarette?
"Könntest du mal kurz auf meine Hose aufpassen, ich muss mal eben zum Weserstadion fritzflitzen?!"
Could you please keep my shorts for a while, i just have to fritzflitz to Weserstadion?!
Zitat von Rucksackfranzose
So I'm only going without shorts, not naked?
I didn't know that you got your jersey already
So do I wear the jersey or not?
And, as Max already asked, does Clemens know about the Fritzflitz?
Also, did we make up a new verb, the infinitive form of which would be Fritzflitzen?
If you want to do a real Fritzflitz you ought not to wear a jersey of course.
What about Clemens Fritz knowing about your plan, I just can't tell, because I am not living near to Bremen either (maybe just some thousand miles nearer than you)
But I am feeling that the verb to fritzflitz might become common (at least here in worum.org)
Here is how to use that verb in German:
Infinitiv: fritzflitzen
ich fritzflitze
du fritzfitzst
er/sie/es fritzflizt
wir fritzflitzen
ihr fritzflitzt
sie fritzflitzen
I hope you enjoy learning German
Ich fritzflitze Dezember 2010...?
Also, I know that in most languages verbs are uncapitalized, but would one capitalize Fritzflitzen?
And one more thing - I could be wrong, but he seems to have remembered how to play defense.
Verbs are generally uncapitalized in German. Written as a noun it would be ein Fritzflitz (a fritzflitz).
The infinitive form of the verb would be fritzflitzen (to fritzflitz, uncapitalized). I will add it to the list above.
Any more questions?
P.S.: Ich fritzflitze (im) Dezember 2010.
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