Pekka 웃

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bio	website	pgaiser.net
	location	Tübingen, Germany
	age	32
visits	member for	1 year, 11 months
	seen	Nov 22 '12 at 13:14
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I currently live in Tübingen, Germany.

I have been working full-time in IT for ten years (freelance and as a contractor), and am currently studying Interdisciplinary American Studies at the University of Tübingen. I work part time as a webmaster for an organic food company.
I can be reached via E-Mail: pekka@gmx.de
I have an Amazon Wishlist that I love to get stuff from.

	3,139 reputation	bio	website	pgaiser.net	visits	member for	1 year, 11 months
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Oct 8	comment	What is the English translation for “Schnüffelstück”? @mru youtube.com/watch?v=iTp5wrX1w64
Oct 8	asked	Warum sächselt Erich Honecker, obwohl er aus dem Saarland kommt?
Aug 25	awarded	Guru
Jul 15	awarded	Self-Learner
Jun 30	revised	Liste aller Wörter, die in den jeweiligen Duden-Ausgaben neu aufgenommen wurden deleted 1 characters in body; edited title
Jun 30	revised	Wie sollte ich eine Lehrerin, die mich siezt, in einer Email grüßen und verabschieden? added 21 characters in body
Jun 30	comment	What are some names, colloquial or otherwise, for the “Thirty Years War” in German? it's still the only word I know, both formally and informally. +1
Jun 28	comment	Benutzung von “strange” Ich kenne das schon seit meiner Jugendzeit in den neunzigern. Ich glaube nicht, daß es eine spezifische Quelle hat - es ist einfach der Einfluß englischsprachiger Kultur.
Jun 28	comment	Is There Another Way to (Poetically) Say “Sie ist schön?” This is very nice. The only thing I don't entirely agree with is the use of "so" - "also" wäre besser, oder?
Jun 28	comment	Is There Another Way to (Poetically) Say “Sie ist schön?” ah, okay. Ich kenne den Text nicht auswendig, das stimmt :) "schön" wasn't my idea though, and I explicitly suggest a translation that fits "good-lookin'" better
Jun 28	comment	Is There Another Way to (Poetically) Say “Sie ist schön?” Hat Janis Joplin den Text mal in Deutsch gesungen?
Jun 27	revised	Is There Another Way to (Poetically) Say “Sie ist schön?” added 182 characters in body
Jun 27	answered	Is There Another Way to (Poetically) Say “Sie ist schön?”
Jun 27	comment	Does “faul” Refer to Laziness or Procrastination? @ladybug but Tom's question is whether "faul" has a "verschieben" meaning that is not connected to laziness, like when a very busy person postpones something to tomorrow. To which the answer is "no". Do you not agree?
Jun 27	revised	Does “faul” Refer to Laziness or Procrastination? added 139 characters in body
Jun 27	answered	Does “faul” Refer to Laziness or Procrastination?
Jun 25	comment	Woher stammt der umgangsprachliche Ausdruck „Boah ey“? Interessante Frage! Die beiden Teile "boah" und "ey" muß man sich aber getrennt anschauen.
Jun 24	comment	“Fenstertag” vs. “Brückentag” Auch noch nie gehört, aber wohl gültig: `In Österreich, insbesondere in Oberösterreich, ist neben der Bezeichnung Fenstertag auch die Bezeichnung Zwickeltag verbreitet.`
Jun 24	comment	“Rezept” vs. “Rezeptur” +1 für industriell hergestellte Nahrungsmittel - ich habe familienbande in die Bio-Lebensmittelbranche, und "Rezeptur" ist dort definitiv alltagsgebräuchlich, wenn es um die Komposition von Produktionsanleitungen geht.
Jun 24	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on “Rezept” vs. “Rezeptur”