1. 11 Apr 2013   3 notes  

  2. 09 Apr 2013   8 notes  
  3. a rejected cartoon - it’s possibly crap

    a rejected cartoon - it’s possibly crap


  4. 05 Apr 2013   2 notes  
  5. inspired by a tweet from @TomCullen written for @TwopTwips

    inspired by a tweet from @TomCullen written for @TwopTwips


  6. 03 Apr 2013   3 notes  
  7. Happy Easter, kids!

    Happy Easter, kids!


  8. 30 Mar 2013   13 notes  
  9. inspired by @Bad_Drawings ;-)

    inspired by @Bad_Drawings ;-)


  10. 28 Mar 2013   4 notes  
  11. written by @pp_6v6 for @Twips2

    written by @pp_6v6 for @Twips2


  12. 27 Mar 2013   4 notes  
  13. Learn German With Cartoons #3: It always amazes me that the name Zuckerberg in German means “Mount Sugar” or “pile of sugar”. The other words are “reinste” which means “purest” and “Frühstück” which is “breakfast” of course. I’m also sure you all know the idiom “Gefällt mir”, right?

    Learn German With Cartoons #3: It always amazes me that the name Zuckerberg in German means “Mount Sugar” or “pile of sugar”. The other words are “reinste” which means “purest” and “Frühstück” which is “breakfast” of course. I’m also sure you all know the idiom “Gefällt mir”, right?


  14. 26 Mar 2013   10 notes  
  15. Sorry dog people!

    Sorry dog people!


  16. 25 Mar 2013   6 notes  
  17. Learn German With Cartoons #2: Here’s a possibly tricky “What’s the difference between…” joke. In English ”Uran” means ”uranium”. The word “abgebaut” could be translated with “to be mined” or “to be destroyed”. “Unterirdisch” means “subterranean”. Do you get it?

    Learn German With Cartoons #2: Here’s a possibly tricky “What’s the difference between…” joke. In English ”Uran” means ”uranium”. The word “abgebaut” could be translated with “to be mined” or “to be destroyed”. “Unterirdisch” means “subterranean”. Do you get it?


  18. 23 Mar 2013   4 notes  
  19. written by @IHPower

    written by @IHPower


  20. 21 Mar 2013   1 note  
  21. Learn German With Cartoons #1: The word “bestellen” means in English, among others, “to order”. The idiom “Grüße bestellen” could be translated with “to say hello from someone” or “to send someone’s regards (to someone)”.

    Learn German With Cartoons #1: The word “bestellen” means in English, among others, “to order”. The idiom “Grüße bestellen” could be translated with “to say hello from someone” or “to send someone’s regards (to someone)”.


  22. 17 Mar 2013   34 notes  

  23. 16 Mar 2013   2 notes  
  24. inspired by @sixthformpoet

    inspired by @sixthformpoet


  25. 13 Mar 2013   2 notes  

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