First, I saw this in today's Star Tribune:
But what I perceived was this:
Is this already a thing?
Friday, May 20, 2016
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1 comment:
The Weekly Sift discovered that the name "Trump" was originally "Drumpf" which I suspect is from Bayerisch. I couldn't find it in my German dictionary. The reference comes from John Oliver (scroll way down) in this post: https://weeklysift.com/2016/03/07/peak-drumpf/
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