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justin
Hey, I don't know for sure if this is German which is sad inspite of the fact that I am half German. But I just bought a record a white label yesterday and all it says is VOLL IN DIE GLOCKEN. it is Acid trance like 4 different tunes on it but I was just wondering what it means in English. Many thanks, fellow TA, Justin.
drizzt81
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Originally posted by justin
Hey, I don't know for sure if this is German which is sad inspite of the fact that I am half German. But I just bought a record a white label yesterday and all it says is VOLL IN DIE GLOCKEN. it is Acid trance like 4 different tunes on it but I was just wondering what it means in English. Many thanks, fellow TA, Justin.


full-on into the bells..

more or less.. probably means "full force into the nuts", but it is slang that I have never heard.

literal translation "full [steam or filled up] into the bells"
XeCUTionER
thats right!!
but i prefer the second translation!
TomVetch
:haha: :haha:
Sand Leaper
Straight in yer nuts, so to speak:thepirate
TranceRulez
ROFLMAO!! :) ;)
Stiffmaster
yeah ruhrpott slang :D
DX-Rated
looooooool wie geil! :haha: :haha: :stongue: :stongue:

@Stiffmaster: Genau, Ruhrpott Deutsch ownz :cool:
drizzt81
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Originally posted by Stiffmaster
yeah ruhrpott slang :D
ah daher kannte ich das nicht. Aber war schon irgendwie klar, wass das heissen sollte ;)
justin
I was told that was derived from the German werd FRICKIN "which means to strike"
so if i was to say FRICKIN my nuts, that would mean my nuts right?
but if i wanted you to my nuts hard then I would FRICKEN VOLL IN DIE GLOCKEN... or what?
Later Frickers

nOXoNn
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Originally posted by justin
I was told that was derived from the German werd FRICKIN "which means to strike"
so if i was to say FRICKIN my nuts, that would mean my nuts right?
but if i wanted you to my nuts hard then I would FRICKEN VOLL IN DIE GLOCKEN... or what?
Later Frickers


FRICKIN? I never heard that word...it's definately NOT german... :conf: :rolleyes:

Perhaps you mean FICKEN? :D :thepirate
Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by nOXoNn
Perhaps you mean FICKEN? :D :thepirate


Tune! :D
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