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by Aristocles on November 25th, 2005

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Why are some street signs in Germany (like the red, octagonal "STOP" sign) written in English?

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  • by Frederik on May 13th, 2010

    Frederik

    As everybody inthe English speaking world is told and knows very well, the Germans are the most stupid and inept people in the world.
    So the German language is such a simple and stupid language that they did not even have a word for stop. And so they had no choice but to overtake the English word stop.
    By the way in Germany they have only since a few days also cars like in Britain and Ameuca and as they did not have any cars or automobiles before, there was no need for any road- or street signs.
    You must know Germany is an extremely strange country with extremely stupid and inept people.

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