TOTENMESSE - Confrontation Looks Like Hope [TRACK PREMIERE] 

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fiktionslust? makes no fking sense, also sounds bad, doesnt have that flow.

@@zbigniewiksinski well... we germans are somewhat known for our compound words, right? if something doesnt exist, just slap two words together, poof, done, new word, with some ridiculously long examples like the infamous Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz. well, works for some, but not all words. Fiktion(s)lust does not exist as far as I am aware, it is a new made-up compound word, just as Weltschmerz or Zeitgeist or Wanderlust with the difference that these actually exist and have even invaded (pardon us, we just cant help outselves lol) other languages like english. But suppose it does, something like Funktionlust (something different than Fiktion, but another example of building a compound word) would also get an s, cause of the case. this lust belongs to something, a function or fiction, so Funktions or Fiktions -something. if you instead of a noun you would use a adjective, funktionsbedingt for example, you need the s to indicate the linkage between the words, what belongs to whom. the - bedingt or -lust belongs to the funktion. you would hang the s on that in such a case. Not for every word, but for some. You could easily write "Mamahaus" (House of mother) without an s although that does not make any sense and is no real word, but you would write Lebenswille instead of Lebenwille, cause the will refers to the life. same in this particular case. In terms of flow, also not sure if I agree with you. I suppose you are right, it flows better without an s for Fiktionlust, however with the way we sometimes pronounce our s (and I know the polish are experts at that, you have so many different s sounds with your cz, sz, z, rz and so on...), it can make a nice transition, especially for big words that otherwise would not connect well in a compound word. something like "Sicherheitsvorschrift", the s is a binding element in two relatively complicated words that otherwise do not sounds alike. Thanks for coming to my ted talk for language particularities. I guess you have even more particularities in polish, but not sure something like that exists also in your language...

Mold

tylko stawrogin

Dokładnie, kawałek rozpierdol, ale tym bardziej trudno się nim cieszyć wiedząc, że to Totenmesse po angielsku i ze schowanym Stawroginem

nie zesraj sie

Tak mówił twój stary jak cię zobaczył po porodzie.

Po jajco.