Debt Rattle February 14 2015
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[See the full post at: Debt Rattle February 14 2015]Evidently the TAE commenters are all out celebrating International Hallmark Day…
Just ran into this bit I had to share here: “…lassen das Netz richtig ausflippen.”
Ausflippen?? Wirklich?? I haven’t kept up with German slang; but that’s seriously funny. We can all use it, I think.
Hi Greenpa,
I was busy cooking breakfast for family in San Antonio, then doing about 5 hours of tree work, which leaves me king of stiff and crampy today. Ausflippen seems to mean “flip-out”, a direct translation. My German is pitiful, though I took a year in college and traveled there summer of 1981.
ausflippen [ugs.]
to rage [go wild]
to throw a tantrum
to lose it [coll.]
to go nuts [coll.]
to flip out [coll.]
to freak out [coll.]
to go bananas [coll.]
to psyche out [coll.]
to get freaked out [coll.]
to psych out [coll.] [freak out]
to go ape [sl.]idiom
to get into a froth [coll.]idiom
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