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Originally posted by CrysWimmer
I also noticed that "felgercarb" was gone <not gonna miss that one> but "frak" was present and accounted for
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"Frak" sounds vaguely obscene in English. "Felgergarb" sounds like "fiddle-dee-dee"--something a maiden aunt would exclaim. English expletives have always been Germanic, short, and to the point.
