Happy anniversary ❤ Thats amazing. Thank you, Stuart for taking the time to show us your projects !
6 days ago | 0
"Ask NOT what your country can do for you, Ask what your country is DOING to you!" -- MR
5 days ago | 5
John Fitzgerald Kennedy said that in Berlin on 1963.
1 week ago | 6
JFK'S speech writer, I've always hated when people go down in history for great lines as if they wrote them themselves
6 days ago | 2
It's a quote from Schultz Douseldopf the 1960's pro wrestler after losing a 1962 title match to Haystack Calhoun. After the match the German news media asked him how he felt, and he said his balls are swollen and they itch! But...something was lost in the translation.
6 days ago | 0
I want to know the nationality, age and education of the 24% who didn't vote Kennedy.
6 days ago | 0
I am a Berliner, JFK talking about solidarity in 1963 during the cold war
6 days ago | 1
Its even funnier because the vast majority got it wrong. Needed an executive transvestite to help us out while wondering if he left the gas on.
1 week ago | 0
At present 25% got it wrong! I weep for this generation (actually the last two generations).
6 days ago | 1
Apparently it means "i am a doughnut!" A "Berliner" was a local doughnut! Lol
6 days ago | 3
I'm an Australian and even I know Kennedy said those words, is your own history even relevant anymore America?
6 days ago | 1
Proper High German would be, "Ich bin einen Berliner." Berliner is the direct object of a masculine noun and thus the "en" added to the indefinite determiner ein.
6 days ago | 0
ImpHist
Who said this phrase?
"Ich bin ein Berliner”
Choose the correct answer and share your thoughts about this phrase in the comments.
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