HITLER'S EVIL SON

Hitler had a secret son and he is going back in time to revive Hitler.

Pink Guy must use his time-drift-capable-vehicle to go back in time stop Hitler's secret son from achieving his goal of reviving his fajah.





Can't believe how much German I learned after watching this.

Women now grab me by the crotch.

a reply to: Lysergic

I watched it all.

The director wasn't mentioned, but I'm guessing it was Spielberg.

Was it fiction? A documentary?

I have been moved to tears.

a reply to: Lysergic

Derek is one hell of a dodgy dog - I like him.

lesson here? - don't vape kids, this is what happens to you.

Awesome weirdness is awesome

a reply to: Lysergic

I hope your comments about learning German words were in jest because as a fluent Dutch speaker (which is one medium step removed from the German language), all they said were "#, schnitzel, and possibly Fuhrer". Hope I didn't burst your bubble too much. Proost!

ETA: Een mafkees in een roze pak does not a funny film make. ;-*

Have you guys seen Kung Fury? I have a feeling you'd dig it lol.

Funny stuff.

Peace.

originally posted by: AceWombat04
Have you guys seen Kung Fury? I have a feeling you'd dig it lol.

Funny stuff.

Peace.

Watching now. So cool retro feeling now

originally posted by: AceWombat04
Have you guys seen Kung Fury? I have a feeling you'd dig it lol.

Funny stuff.

Peace.

I like both Kung Fury and FFrank. Seen this earlier today-part of the new lore movie series as it says on the notes-made me wonder if he based it off of the movie, sure seems like it.

ps, In case anyone is interested where to find Kung Fury it's on Youtube for free and Netflix depending on watching preferences.

Neat
It kind of feels like a more low rent version of Kung Fury.
Time travel and Hitler seem to be a theme they both have in common.

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

They said # alot, weiner, no, lots of things. It was all nonsensical.

I speak german.

I heard German isn't a real language.

a reply to: Aeshma

Thanks for helping me out! I cannot speak or understand German but after living and listening to Dutch and German people speaking it once in a while, certain words stick and indeed, nonsensical text. And hey, who doesn't like a schnitzel or a wiener?

My German neighbour has a 3 year-old son and when his family comes to Holland his son starts asking me questions in German and...I have to ask his Dad in Dutch what he just asked me.