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A commercial for Wienerschnitzel

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1. Louie 3 years ago

That's too funny

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2. messmaker 3 years ago

That's why I prefer pizza

3. blessedhands 3 years ago

i played it twice... laughed twice both as hard... really funny one.!

4. eddie2042 3 years ago

"The World's Most Wanted Weiner."

not to the girl haha

5. nooitaf (admin) 3 years ago

ok, lets start confusing people by combining words that mean different things.
schnitzel = flat baked pork
wiener = saussage
both are related to Vienna (Austria)
both are not related to hot-dogs at all.
whatever.. screw knowledge .. funny commercial though!

6. kainim 3 years ago

now THAT is a commercial
priceless reaction of the man "well hello there "
awesome

7. sux2bu 3 years ago

#5 The name Wienerschnitzel was not meant to be grammatically correct German,it is just a name a friends wife made up to call John Galardi's hot dog fast food business. He also owns Tastee-Freez ice cream and those are incorrectly spelled words too.

8. medicino 3 years ago

Ehh can you Cough for me please.

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9. Comment rated too low. Show this comment slep 3 years ago

Whoops sorry for the first blank post.

#(removed comment) So correct.

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10. Comment rated too low. Show this comment phranco 3 years ago

#7 its not about grammar, its that the word means something completely different. It's like calling a hotdog company "Fajita magic" or something.

11. zerorain 3 years ago

lol a commercial like this was bound to happen.

12. JerryD 3 years ago

Why he or she screamed!? I'm rather more into wonder why the Wiener screamed .... it would be very happy she got someone else

13. DrPing 3 years ago

Just to set things straight: A quick lesson in German

A Schnitzel is a breaded, thinly flattened and fried piece of different meats (veal, pork, chicken etc) however the original Wiener Schnitzel should be made with veal and it extra thin and lean with a thin batter and is served with
potato salad and light gurken salad.

A Wiener can also be a sausage however in this contexts it refers to the City of Vienna in German "Wien",
so basically a Wiener Schnitzel is a Schnitzel in Vienna style using veal instead of pork.

A Wiener can also be a person from Vienna so to callsome one a Wiener doesn't really refer to the sausage
or the Schnitzel.

However you can call someone a Schnitzel which basically means the same thing.

Also the reference to a Wiener having a sexual inuendo is not accurate in German.
So to say " I WANT TO PUT MY WIENER IN YOUR SCHNITZEL" won't get you anywhere.

Have fun.