Kentuckians speaking german
 

the german city is not even named Frankfort, but Frankfurt.

There is a "Berlin" in every other state in the US if this helps you.

More misinformation. According to the U.S. Zip Code database, there are only twelve cities in the U.S. named Berlin, which would be less than a quarter or (roughly) "every fourth" state having a city named Berlin in it. Not "every other" state as you incorrectly stated.

List of cities named Berlin:
Berlin, MA 01503
Berlin, NH 03570
Berlin, CT 06037
Berlin, NJ 08009
Berlin, NY 12022
Berlin, PA 15530
Berlin, MD 21811
Berlin, GA 31722
Berlin, OH 44610
Berlin, MI 48002
Berlin, WI 54923
Berlin, ND 58415

no one likes a smart ass, Jim ;) lol

it goes like this: hey Jim, you know why they don't send donkeys to collage?



answer: no one likes a smart ass

*college ;)

i bet there are hundreds of smaller towns/cities in US named by cities in Europe

Why would you send a donkey here ??

http://img542.imageshack.us/img542/722/8mbm.jpg

I grew up in Berlin, New Jersey. Nice little town.

What side of the wall?

The only thing that pleases me more than correcting factual misinformation is when someone who speaks English as a second or third language corrects a native speaker's spelling or grammatical error, lol.

"Frankfort is a 2nd-class city in Kentucky"

As my dear old Grandma used to say:

"You can led a horse to water but a can of tuna fish is worth 1000 words."

She was a fucking crazy old cunt but we loved her.

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