"ein?" or not "ein?"That is the question

[StarTREK]

I love the bellotero ham, beer, wine and love.

 

[ridevintagemtb]

I think you've had a good run with your Spanish inside joke... much longer than needed... and its time to move on. :roll:

 

[dbmtb]

If "Eh!" in all our thread titles we put - would you think we cliquey or just stupid were being?

This is how to consider the matter,you must.

 

[Harryburgundy]

Dear Sir
Judging by the current voting pattern...I think your poll Q must be misleading....could you change it to:-
Top for.... no more of this sh*te please I've had enough
Bottom for..... more please...its great and really funny, and I can quote all the funny bits from Life of Brian
Kind Regards
Angry of Penarth

 

[marinito]

More EIN...relax, boys, have fun...come to sunny Spain, you´re invited...remember: Spain is different, ein?

 

[jonnyboy666]

i don't mind it either way but i think it will become like "baiku", how many wtf does baiku mean threads have we had!

ein?

 

[Tad]

...Angry of Penarth

Time you moved to Tunbridge Wells.

 

[Laughman]

more "ein?", please! and always bellotero ham!!!

bye! digo... ein?

 

[hamster]

"In Switzerland they had brotherly love, five hundred years of democracy and peace, and what did they produce? The cuckoo clock!"

Orson Welles.

Actually it was Graham Greene. Welles spoke the line in "The Third Man"

 

[john]

It is vaguely amusing.
Reckon it means something rude though. Probably cock or somesuch.