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Originally Posted by Rockin Robbins
I can't even find the head in this thing. Nobody can tell me how many liters in a kilometer. All the instruments have foreign mumbo-jumbo written all over them.
Now YOU"RE playing with the Walther drive. Sounds like some kind of European sex toy to me.  No gals on your boat so there's no dang sense trying to figure that thing out.
Well, you have to excuse me. I think I better find out what Voraus and Zuruck mean before these engines seize up. What are those two dots over the U for? Can't these Germans even use the alphabet without fancying it up unnecessarily? 
Here I am a freakin submarine expert and I can't even find the head. Back up to the aft deck again.  Do Germans use toilet paper? If they do, what in Sam Hill do they call it? This is drivin' me crazy. |
To answer your question: Yes, in Germany we do use toilet paper and guess what we even electricity!:p
And if you want to have some toilet paper on a German U-Boat you just have to ask for "Toilettenpapier". Sound familiar?:p
Last but not least: "Voraus" means "ahead" and "zurück" means "back". But I guess you already kniew that.