>> ^shagen454:

He's lucky because if he made the cocktail correctly it acts as napalm with a certain amount of jelly/lubricant. Also, I hate when people go to their favorite outdoor spot and break glass. I hope he stepped on some.


Lucky to be in the water too!

He's lucky because if he made the cocktail correctly it acts as napalm with a certain amount of jelly/lubricant. Also, I hate when people go to their favorite outdoor spot and break glass. I hope he stepped on some.

Like a jelly fish.

I assume he lived, and soon after beat his addictions to wine and grape jelly.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'Ich Bin ein Berliner, jfk, jelly donut, germany' to 'Ich bin ein Berliner, jfk, jelly donut, germany, kennedy, 1963' - edited by DerHasisttot

You're right, the point here is (and I may be wrong about this because my German is far from perfect) that the term Berliner isn't used for both meanings (people from Berlin are not referred to as Berliners), The suffix 'er' suggests it's an adjective, a Berliner what? a Berliner man, a Berliner beer, etc... So even if there was no doughnut nicknamed 'Berliner' it would still sound kinda funny, more like saying "I am a big" instead of "I am a big man".

Not that I care much, just sayin'...

>> ^schlub:

This is so stupid. Just because SOME Germans refer to a particular confection as a "Berliner" doesn't mean that Kennedy's use is incorrect. It does NOT translate to "I am a jelly doughnut". That's idiotic. It would be like someone insisting that saying "I am a Canadian" means "I am a beer" since Molson Canadian beer is often referred to as "a Canadian"....

This is so stupid. Just because SOME Germans refer to a particular confection as a "Berliner" doesn't mean that Kennedy's use is incorrect. It does NOT translate to "I am a jelly doughnut". That's idiotic. It would be like someone insisting that saying "I am a Canadian" means "I am a beer" since Molson Canadian beer is often referred to as "a Canadian"....

I have two sets of this game. u jelly?

He makes it look slightly better than it actually is. The whirlpool transformation is obviously the most exciting thing in the world to a child, but the rest of the game's basically all random, so it's a little disappointing.

The sift needs a board game channel.

Rocket ejection systems and smooth jazz, like peanut butter and jelly.

I thought jellyfish was a misnomer like starfish. Neither are "fish" and the preferred terminology now is sea jelly and sea star.

What was going on at the end there?

P.S. Thanks for the link, dft. This is my favorite image: http://images.fxcuisine.com/blogimages/french-cuisine/nostradamus-cherry-jam/nostradamus-cherry-jelly-17-1000.jpg

Better a take down that leaves the perp a little bloody than have to get in a foot race that might leave one of those jelly bellies winded.

I was hoping 'fps' was a temperature gauge. Jelly dropped onto super hot plates!

>> ^solecist:

i thought they were going to be dropped at 6200 feet per second. this is...disappointing.

Well, that'll will stop them all right... and then turn them into jelly.