Jerry Lewis used to be really big in France. That’s what I’m going for in Denmark. Is that near Sweden?
Diese Woche hatte der Moon Autor Benny Blaschyk die einmalige Gelegenheit ein Interview mit einem sehr bekannten YouTube User namens Kevin Nalts aus New Jersey zu halten.
I have no idea what that means. But here’s the piece in MoonMagazine.de.
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Tom Green, Nalts, and Jake & Amir from College Humor
Great clip from Video Rambler. How’d you like to be this guy demoing Microsoft Vista’s “speech recognition” at this moment?
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Does your question mean that you had no idea your name has been in use for an interview you did not give?
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Hamlet Hamster
wow an english interview on an danish(?) website. Umm I feel left out with no mention, only to be put in the ‘other youtubers’ category. 😛 Only joking… I think I’m gunna set up a random account and start hating to see how big-a following I can get.
Btw that large picture of you made me stop and stare… and realize that you really are going very bald on the top… Soon you’ll look like my granddad. 😛
It says Nalts comes from New Jersey and the author Benny had a date with Kevin this week. Oh, and Kevin gave him an interview.
The rest is in English
According to Babel Fish, the translation is:
This week had to hold the Moon author Benny Blaschyk the unique opportunity an interview with a very well-known YouTube user named Kevin Nalts from new jersey.
Whatever that means
Hello, it says:
Benny Blaschyk from Moonmagazine, had this week the uniqe opportunity to have a interview with the very well-known YouTube user named Kevin Nalts who lives in new jersey.
mhhm, and we are from Germany, Bavaria…^^
Um, Nalts, I hate to play the geographical nazi but it’s a German (Deutsch!), not a Danish website 😛
Even without knowing the language, Internet oldtimers should know what different top-level domains mean – Denmark has .dk and Germany has .de.
Quickly, fix the thing before a German comes along and gets angry in the comment section :>
Wow Nalts this is so bizarre I got interviewed too by a German business guy, Oliver Hein-Behrens for the German site http://www.medienhandbuch.de for next thursday’s edition. Germany has discovered us both at the same time. Wierd.
As I already said. we are german. but for some reason my coooment got deleted.
Wow, Nalts is famous in Germany too. First the English-speaking world then… the… er… rest of the world! Mwhahahaa.
Heh… quality, northern europeans are so funny!
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