I like that the show is called 'Grade School Challenge' as a throwaway joke when 10 years later they literally made 'Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader'.
@@pieinside2345 Most people were bad at it if I remember. The set-up was they'd ask questions about things that people are taught in school as children to see if adults still remember it. I caught a bit of an episode once and the question was What's the official name of a squirrel nest? and the kid got it and the adult didn't. You can look at it 1 of 2 ways. It's either about how bad adults memories are or it's a study in how much of the stuff we teach children is completely useless in later life.
To be fair, a lot of factoids that are taught in school are forgotten years later because they aren't really needed outside of school tests and students are constantly taught new useless factoids. Heck, history classes often devolve into memorizing dates and events without going into why they were important.
@@foxymetroid that's why I'm not a huge fan of the way history is taught in public school. History in college.... Way better. Only date we had to remember was, "What year did the War of 1812 start?"
Am I the only one who learned all this useless trivia *outside* school, and actually enjoyed it? Like, I’m sure if the Pokémon monsters were taught in school, you’d be questioning the value of that as well.
gta is full of those references: first one that comes to my mind is the booth tunnel in gta iv when irl it‘s the lincoln tunnel & lincoln was assassinated by booth
When you make Hitlersville intending for it to be the worst place in the world, but then a bunch of white people end up moving there and their economy ends up thriving.
HitlerNorthDakota is one of my usernames and it's worth sending this clip to everyone who asks me why. It's one of my favorite moments of anything ever.
They for real don’t, I went to Disney and they asked where I was from, and I said North Dakota. And they asked me if that was in Canada. And then they asked if we drive covered wagons still.
Yeah but we’re all Germans from Russia (Catholics) or Norwegian (Lutheran) or Native American, but point is we have technology and even Amish have nice buggies not giant heavy covered wagons, also even Amish people have running water.
It seems like you were close to figuring it out, you identified some notable elements. I don't think nostalgia is comforting, but maybe it is to you and you find those elements nostalgic. "Casual mother walking in" is such a specific phrase, maybe you can gain some insight from that.
I love how Homer goes quite effortlessly from eating fried chicken to an ice cream sundae in less than 20 seconds. It was little details like that which made 90s Simpsons so Epic.
Is it sad, or is it just normal? If I walked up to you in the street and asked you point blank to tell me was a participle is, chances are you couldn't define it more than "a part of a sentence."
And people on the street can't even answer the most basic questions, that we all knew in grade school. Such as: How many stars are on the flag? What's the name of the ocean on the East coast? Name three branches of government. Who is the Vice President?
@@tiablue9106 might be wrong but I think the thought process here is that Patty and Selma both say green. Homer takes their answer and celebrates as if it was his own
@@BoopSnoot Al Jean becoming the show runner "killed the simpsons". On the commentary track of the movie, he remarks "if homer is on a roof, then homer must fall off the roof" says it all, that's the exact opposite of the show's original philosophy. The show *used* to be chock full of "PC Counter-culture" as you call it. Lisa remarking to her mom that we should address the root social systems that cause crime, and her mom replying "look Lisa! It's McGriff, the crime dog!" The workers at the plant forming a union to keep their dental plan ("they have the plant, we have the power"). The time Lisa finds out the town's beloved town founder was a monster in reality, which is a parody of every bastard in real life who's been made into a mythological hero, like Christopher Columbus (who gets murderous on purpose). There's a million leftist scenes in classic Simpsons. Nowadays it complains about Bernie Sanders wanting to make things slightly less bad. And that all our problems that stem from being ruled by kings and their courts, really actually only boils down to "Trump bad". Just put in a "good president" and everything will be just fine. Aka, another voice for the status quo. Another voice for inevitable fascism. Hard to make funny jokes during an apocalypse, reality is enough of a farce as it is.
@@Martin-Dawson-hhg he ruled germany, was a german nationalist, saw austria as a part of germany and was born right at the border to germany. not that much austrian
Bismarck did actually rule Germany. He was also responsible for its full union during his rulership. Once he passed did Kaiser Wilhelm rule Germany until 1918.
@@WarriorLionstripe Not true. He was the chancellor of the Kingdom of Prussia, which led the german states to unify into the German Empire under the rulership of Kaiser Wilhelm the 1st. Bismarck helped the unification process by strategically creating economic and political unions in the North German Confederation, but he didn't rule any states. It was only when Kaiser Wilhelm the 2nd rose to power that he dismissed the chancellor because of pride and a sense of wanting uniqueness from the previous emperors, which ultimately became a driving factor to the start of world war 1.
@@WarriorLionstripe and @Garfield - Correct, technically, Bismarck did never rule Germany (or Prussia for that matter). But he was so influental, that one _could_ well say he ruled _de facto_ .
@@TdwtSierraFan123 Personally for me as someone who's lived here my whole life so far, it's not that great. I mean the nuclear silos where neat to see for the first time but they became boring after a while.
It is a bit weird, but Bismarck was actually never a German Ruler. He was the Prussian, then North German and then German Chancellor, but never Ruler, as that Role was performed by the Prussian King/German Emperor.
I liked the way Homer looked disappointed when he realized the answer was not Hitler, North Dakota. What made it even funnier was the fact that Patty and Selma had that look of satisfaction on their faces when they got it right.
Tbf most people don't know any German leaders but Hitler. And if they do they know the ones who s names also begin with a H or a G or if your really lucky a K or R.
Marges confused "Hitler, North Dakota?" makes this scene so much better.
that's why they put it in
insert wolfcastle "that's the joke" gif here
insert wolfcastle "that's the joke" gif here
@@georgyfadeyev7551 *insert 2 of the above
What's up with these replies? The top commener knows "that's the joke".
I like that the show is called 'Grade School Challenge' as a throwaway joke when 10 years later they literally made 'Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader'.
@Skipper8472 and Belgium too. It was incredibly cringy, bombed horribly and cancelled after 1 season.
@@MrEvers were people really good or really bad at answering the questions?
@@pieinside2345 dunno, couldn't stand to keep watching, it was just so horribly cringy
@@pieinside2345 Most people were bad at it if I remember. The set-up was they'd ask questions about things that people are taught in school as children to see if adults still remember it. I caught a bit of an episode once and the question was What's the official name of a squirrel nest? and the kid got it and the adult didn't.
You can look at it 1 of 2 ways. It's either about how bad adults memories are or it's a study in how much of the stuff we teach children is completely useless in later life.
@@LoriasGS Interesting angle...
The fact that Homer is applauding himself over grade school trivia is hilarious.
To be fair, a lot of factoids that are taught in school are forgotten years later because they aren't really needed outside of school tests and students are constantly taught new useless factoids.
Heck, history classes often devolve into memorizing dates and events without going into why they were important.
@@foxymetroid that's why I'm not a huge fan of the way history is taught in public school. History in college.... Way better. Only date we had to remember was, "What year did the War of 1812 start?"
Am I the only one who learned all this useless trivia *outside* school, and actually enjoyed it? Like, I’m sure if the Pokémon monsters were taught in school, you’d be questioning the value of that as well.
You ever play "are you smarter than a 5th grader?"
“the joke was funny” interesting comment bro 🤙
I just realized that "Ludendorff, North Yankton" is a parody of "Bismarck, North Dakota". Ludendorff was a German field marshal during WW1.
I never realized that lol
gta is full of those references: first one that comes to my mind is the booth tunnel in gta iv when irl it‘s the lincoln tunnel & lincoln was assassinated by booth
Los Angeles and Los Santos
Angels and Saints
And later he was a Nazi party supporter.
@@AN474-e1o woah nice profile pic ;)
Lest we forget about Springfield's original name: Hitlersville
When you make Hitlersville intending for it to be the worst place in the world, but then a bunch of white people end up moving there and their economy ends up thriving.
@@markcarls1896 sus
@@markcarls1896 when you name a town hitlersville and somehow you go from a town in a great depression to a european superpower in 6 years
@@markcarls1896 When you name a town Hitlersville and like, eight pasty inbred fucks move there to die of one shared case of alcohol poisoning
And do not forget that Charlotte's old name was Hitler City according to Quimby
I love the way he salutes with the chicken when he says Hitler.
Holup
Holup
Holup
@@masonowen2703 Pardon?
My hand: 📈📈📈📈
The best part is Bart turning around and saying, “Hitler..?” Gets me every time.
this is even better than when Bart calls Argentina and rings Hitler on his wagenphone
You mean his nuisance phone
@@ronvlaarsvar6867 Buenos noches, mein Fuhrer.
@@ronvlaarsvar6867 same thing
@@st.6413 Ahh yah
ah yes i remember that
From the deep recesses of my mind emerge the memory of those little TV tables my Gran had.
HitlerNorthDakota is one of my usernames and it's worth sending this clip to everyone who asks me why. It's one of my favorite moments of anything ever.
It seems even the great must eventually fall
I know that feeling to get a great user name. On a lot of sites I go by "King Lesbian" after when Kyle said it in South Park.
I’ll admit this gives me the old username envy.
I mean, only one person I've ever met on RUclips knows what my name+ pfp is referencing tbh
@@helloiamenergyman you are from pokemon gen 4
Bart turning around and going “Hitler!?” is my favorite part
If anything ND is mentioned on tv all 5 of us North Dakotans get so excited.
I’m from ND and I got excited sometimes I think people just forgot we existed 😂
They for real don’t, I went to Disney and they asked where I was from, and I said North Dakota. And they asked me if that was in Canada. And then they asked if we drive covered wagons still.
@@empress9554 o my Lord really😂 do they think we’re all Amish
Yeah but we’re all Germans from Russia (Catholics) or Norwegian (Lutheran) or Native American, but point is we have technology and even Amish have nice buggies not giant heavy covered wagons, also even Amish people have running water.
@@empress9554 Truer words have never been said before.
There’s something really early 90’s of having your entire family and your aunts all eating dinner on TV trays infront of the tv
we must have been very bored in the old days ...
Depends on the show.
Its been my pet name for Bismarck ever since
If North Dakotans are happy for being mentioned on TV, South Dakotans must be envious as hell.
All 4 South Dakotans.
South Dakota has the Ingalls -- most of the real life family is buried in De Smet and Real Carrie Ingalls lived in Keystone.
So I guess that John Davidson song covers both of you.
Man that set up is nostalgic. I don't even watch TV anymore, much less in eat in front of one with my family.
Yeah, in the 90s it was still very common to watch TVs while having lunch together... Old times 😢
I'm less surprised that he doesn't know the capital of North Dakota, and more surprised that he's willingly sitting next to Patty and Selma.
After Homer gets that crayon dislodged from his brain he is able to state the Capital of North Dakota.
And it's not Hitler ☺️☺️
"N" Dakota :^)
Capital*
@@seronymus I stand corrected, thank you.
Wow, THAT'S a callback!
"I'm still beating you, boy"
yes, he is literally beating Bart and strangling him
Strangle yes, beating no.
He's never beaten Bart, in fact I can't remember early homer ever beating anyone.
@@JesterQueenAnne Why you little!...
You'd hold back less than Homeboy if you had a little shit like Bart.
Your Bart would be comatose, don't even lie!
As it should be
I love Marge and Bart's confusion
one of the best moments in simpsons history, greetings from good old germany ;)
Good?
@@gunterxvoices4101 It's infinitely better now than it was 80 years ago.
@@314rft It kinda ruined the whole world forever, but whatever.
@@gunterxvoices4101 man... We are not the Generation that did it... So... Why can't people forgive us?
@@shinichikudo7577 Because they never try to fix things. Just keep taking advantage. When people mess up, they have to work to be forgiven.
Why is this clip so comforting.
Casual mother walking in, late at night with the kids up, family visiting while eating. Idk why it's just comfortable
It’s called nostalgia
Bu-But what about 1.5 metre safe space to protect your loved ones from corona? This video is irrespensible
@@gronndarThis episode is from 1990. COVID wouldn't exist for another 30 years.
i didn't even notice it was late at night, i thought they were going to go to school lol
It seems like you were close to figuring it out, you identified some notable elements. I don't think nostalgia is comforting, but maybe it is to you and you find those elements nostalgic. "Casual mother walking in" is such a specific phrase, maybe you can gain some insight from that.
"Hey, we're just like the Waltons, we're praying for an end to the depression too!"
Boomer confession through projection.
And Grandpa and Grandma Walton were Gay in real life so America does need to be more like the Waltons.
Man the charm of classic simpsons is unbeatable and this is coming from someone who didn't even witness the nineties
Anybody else kind of felt nostalgic watching a family sit in front of the TV eating?
Hell yes
What's a TV?
My family still does this except nobody is watching the TV and they're all on their phones.
It makes me nostalgic for when the Simpsons was good.
@@BungieStudios what's a family
This was season 2, this series started off so amazing
And this was why we watched!
And which episode?
@@iago8761 I think this one is "Simpson and Delilah" where Homer buys a drug with his power plant's credit in order to grow hair again.
@@ChristopherSobieniak you're right, thanks buddy .
@@iago8761 You're welcome! Minoxidil was the new thing at the time and I used to hear of it a lot when this episode aired.
I was just thinking of this gag, and it shows up in my recommendations? What a time to be alive!
"I was reich!"
I love how Homer goes quite effortlessly from eating fried chicken to an ice cream sundae in less than 20 seconds. It was little details like that which made 90s Simpsons so Epic.
Marge's sister lights up a post meal cig instead of eating dessert - another subtle touch of real life.
@@sideshowbobright next to the baby as well haha
the old simpsons sound effects are so nostalgic
Yeah but unfortunately they even digitally remastered the sound of the older episodes.
The saddest part is that it became a real show
Once again, they were right.
It actually was a recurring segment on the Howard Stern show around the same time this epsiode aired (1990)
I thought you meant Hitlernorthdakota
Is it sad, or is it just normal? If I walked up to you in the street and asked you point blank to tell me was a participle is, chances are you couldn't define it more than "a part of a sentence."
And people on the street can't even answer the most basic questions, that we all knew in grade school.
Such as: How many stars are on the flag? What's the name of the ocean on the East coast? Name three branches of government. Who is the Vice President?
Well, if I ever buy a farm in North Dakota or get into property and build a suburb somewhere in the state, I know what I'm calling it...
Bismarck! No Green!? Wait... Hitler!
Let me guess... Wilhelm?
@@paul_warner Von Hindenburg obviously
Goebbels?
Now here's someone who knows what they would name a suburb if they were to build one!
As someone who lives in ND. I can say, our capital is definitly hitler
Ned is doing a good job of hosting the show.
I friggin' love how proud Homer looks after getting a simple question right.
Plus the fact that he just guessed random colors and 1 of them was bound to be correct lol it’s not like he actually knew it, but he gets so happy
@@tiablue9106 might be wrong but I think the thought process here is that Patty and Selma both say green. Homer takes their answer and celebrates as if it was his own
@@RyAn-sj7ck yeah that's true he prolly knew they were correct
Even funnier because it comes after he got the North Dakota question so ridiculously wrong.
He gives a bunch of wrong answers first.
This is quality Simpsons humor. Way before they had Homer do stupid gaffs just for the hell of it.
PC cancel culture killed Simpsons. You just can't be funny when walking on eggshells afraid to offend anyone.
There's always one "bAcK wHeN tHe SiMpSoNs wAs fUnNy" comment in every single clip, sadly.
@@johnmartinez7440 Yup, the show should have been cancelled when it jumped the shark, then we wouldn't see so many people pointing out the truth.
Homer used to have good intentions and be an actual good father, just not very bright. Now hes an idiot who strangles his kid.
@@BoopSnoot Al Jean becoming the show runner "killed the simpsons". On the commentary track of the movie, he remarks "if homer is on a roof, then homer must fall off the roof" says it all, that's the exact opposite of the show's original philosophy.
The show *used* to be chock full of "PC Counter-culture" as you call it. Lisa remarking to her mom that we should address the root social systems that cause crime, and her mom replying "look Lisa! It's McGriff, the crime dog!" The workers at the plant forming a union to keep their dental plan ("they have the plant, we have the power"). The time Lisa finds out the town's beloved town founder was a monster in reality, which is a parody of every bastard in real life who's been made into a mythological hero, like Christopher Columbus (who gets murderous on purpose). There's a million leftist scenes in classic Simpsons.
Nowadays it complains about Bernie Sanders wanting to make things slightly less bad. And that all our problems that stem from being ruled by kings and their courts, really actually only boils down to "Trump bad". Just put in a "good president" and everything will be just fine. Aka, another voice for the status quo. Another voice for inevitable fascism.
Hard to make funny jokes during an apocalypse, reality is enough of a farce as it is.
I live in North Dakota and this for some reason makes me proud
you are proud of Hitler?
@@firgasz2920 yep
I love how Homer raises his hand when he says Hitler
TV: Boys in Brazil, are known for their similarity to which German Ruler?
Homer:
"OK, we'll be right back with more Grade School Challenge after this important mess"
I love how every American family doses this when Jeopardy is on.
What do the other countries do?
Fight?
To be fair to Homer, Hitler is probably the only German ruler most Americans even know about
Not in Bismarck!
@@Nobodyimportant85 In Bismarck, North Dakota they know about two German rulers.
Watch Americans having opinions on Germany but not knowing who Olaf Scholz is 😂
He wasn't even German. He was from Austria.
@@Martin-Dawson-hhg he ruled germany, was a german nationalist, saw austria as a part of germany and was born right at the border to germany. not that much austrian
i like these ones when they are just home all together watching tv eating
I'm from hilarious and I find this very North Dakota.
I am also from Hilarious! This is extremely North Dakota really
Oofda, me too.
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Ayyy same bois I also live in Bismarck too 😂
@@ellieturcotte8170 I actually live in Grafton but cool
I'm from North Carolina and I find this uninteresting and probably too cold
Holy shit I literally just watched this episode a few days ago and it pops right into my recommendations.
they know
I'm guessing Homer's next choice would've been Goebbels, North Dakota.
I like how Homer changes his answer to say all the colors for the Italian Flag.
Every family has those tables except mine.
And mine.
My family uses trays and mats. Trays for ur lap when sitting on couches and mats for sitting on the floor
Is no one going to mention how Homer raises his right arm when shouting Hitler?
"I'm still beating you, boy."
In German, Bart Said Something Like "Hitler??? Whats next???"
Nice sound bit of Homer yelling "Hitler" there.
the fact that i live in north dakota makes this even better
i'm from north dakota too, and i'm jewish. this still gave me a laugh tho 😂
Same I got so excited when ND was on the Simpsons 😂
Same what city?
You're gonna change this world
@@lamasu8060 minot
These old Simpsons episodes calm me.
As someone from North Dakota this made we laugh my butt off
Bismarck technically didn't rule Germany though, Kaiser Wilhelm did
Bismarck did actually rule Germany. He was also responsible for its full union during his rulership. Once he passed did Kaiser Wilhelm rule Germany until 1918.
@@WarriorLionstripe Not true. He was the chancellor of the Kingdom of Prussia, which led the german states to unify into the German Empire under the rulership of Kaiser Wilhelm the 1st. Bismarck helped the unification process by strategically creating economic and political unions in the North German Confederation, but he didn't rule any states. It was only when Kaiser Wilhelm the 2nd rose to power that he dismissed the chancellor because of pride and a sense of wanting uniqueness from the previous emperors, which ultimately became a driving factor to the start of world war 1.
@@obamadrip4021 Yee, you’re right. I was wrong lol. My bad XD
@@WarriorLionstripe and @Garfield - Correct, technically, Bismarck did never rule Germany (or Prussia for that matter). But he was so influental, that one _could_ well say he ruled _de facto_ .
@@LEJapproach Yeah, that’s what I was thinking about. But he wasn’t really a ruler. He just had a large chunk of power at the time.
The fact that I live in North Dakota
How is it there?
@@TdwtSierraFan123 great
Where in ND? Near Bismarck or hitler? Sorry couldn’t help myself I’ll show myself the door 🚪
@@michaelcuomo1352 WAIT- both
@@TdwtSierraFan123 Personally for me as someone who's lived here my whole life so far, it's not that great. I mean the nuclear silos where neat to see for the first time but they became boring after a while.
The goldmine of comedy in just this scene of a family watching a tv quiz show makes me miss when shows could be this simple.
I miss this animation. Now it’s too smooth and perfect
I wish Homer were right that would be so funny.
Will be right back with more grade school challenge.......lol
“Im still beating you boy”
I cant believe the Simpsons predicted World War 2.
It was the naming the colours and 'I was right' bit that was the best in this scene. Like every family watching a TV quiz.
It is a bit weird, but Bismarck was actually never a German Ruler. He was the Prussian, then North German and then German Chancellor, but never Ruler, as that Role was performed by the Prussian King/German Emperor.
Bismarck was actually the Prussian Minister President of Prussia when he was employed, but still, get your Facts right old better Simpsons.
I like how this pops up in my recommended when my family is going to North Dakota
The Simpsons literally predicted "are you smarter than a 5th grader" in this episode
@Adrian Vegas the sentence would still be true
@Adrian Vegas The Simpsons predicted jaundice
I feel like a show like that definitely already existed in the 60s or 70s but flopped
Hitler, North Dkota isn't a very popular place. And I'm actually proud of myself for knowing that the answer was green.
The fact that he raises his right arm when he says Hitler makes it so much better
this is too hilarious. they got to the top level immediately in the simpsons, and stayed there for years
This video is extremely comfy
i'm from north dakota.. and i'm jewish, i kinda feel bad for laughing at this 😂
don't, it's funny
I m a german and laugh so u xan
This bit must have inspired "Are you smarter than a 5th grader?"
I can smell this scene.
Don't forget that Hitler City, North Carolina changed its name to Charlotte.
i lost faith in humanity
@@user-wv9kf2nb2x fr that's so sick
I'm not saying that Charlotte didn't happen. I'm just saying that the facts didn't happen, as it was reported.
Bismarck, North Dakota it was to be called "Edwinton".
I liked the way Homer looked disappointed when he realized the answer was not Hitler, North Dakota. What made it even funnier was the fact that Patty and Selma had that look of satisfaction on their faces when they got it right.
this is the kinda joke that got funnier as time has passed. I'll just sit down and think to myself "....hitler, north dakota?" and make myself laugh
“MoRe JoKeS iN tHiS cLiP tHaN ThE nEw SeAsOnS”
Maybe not more, but certainly better jokes
@Kyle R definitely yes. To deny that the show hasn’t dropped off a Cliff is just self-defeating at this point.
@@longliverocknroll5 go an watch family guy then 🙄
@@BratislavMetulski yes, because those are the only two shows that air on tv at any given time lmfao
@@longliverocknroll5 oh look....he wrote lmfao... thats tells a lot 😉
To be fair, I also would’ve said Hitler
Didn't know they learned about other countries like that in America.
We do , but most Americans are to moronic to realize that information is useful
Wish it still looked like this adds to it so much
Are Welsh people secretly Italian when theres no English around?
@@violenceisfun991 yes we make pasta and pizza all the time
God marge was so funny.
Joke's on you, Bismarck was never a ruler, he was the chancellor of the Kaiser! You go Homer!
Prime ministers count as rulers
The Kaiser was pretty much just a figurehead with limited political power though. The chancellor was the head of government.
man season 2 might not be that good compared to 3 - 7 but when it shines it REALLY shines
Yeah - but look at the Simpsons Archive episode capsules and you see how much 5-7 was hated at the time.
As a former resident of Hitler, North Dakota, I feel slighted...
I remembered this doing with my mother!
Ah yes, the classic Sabaton song, Hitler
🤣🤣🤣🤣 The rise of evil
“German ruler”
History nerds: **REEEEEING intensifies*
I live in north Dakota, literally 6 miles from Bismarck
Selma always cracks me up. After a few bites of her food, she’s ready to light it up 🚬 🤣
Saw that in my family.
She always has a cigarette with dinner
Tbf most people don't know any German leaders but Hitler. And if they do they know the ones who s names also begin with a H or a G or if your really lucky a K or R.
Hitler... Uhh... Frederick der Große. .. Wilhelm. ..
@@darkjak224 i was thinking Himmler Hydrich Goebbles Goering Rosenberg or Katlebrunner
@@nifralo2752 Ohh lol THOSE kinds of leaders
@@darkjak224 yes. Well they are more well known than any of the post war leaders
@@nifralo2752 or pre-war
Damn, this show is a classic, still love it.🤣👍.
That's how you win you just keep guessing every color until you get the right one😂
Based. Boys pack the bags we driving to Hilter, North Dakota.
Me: Bismarck.
Gf: Wow you actually know a ruler from Germany?
My thoughts: There was a ruler by the name of Bismarck? I was thinking the Ship.😶
Americans
lets go!!! homer answered a first grade question, so proud of him!
A family watching a game show at dinner time be like
broooooo this actually how families were back then. No youtube, no social media just good old family times
I don't wanna see how family time is at your place, if this is so unrealistic
@@prebenjaeger I live with my brother...we still have fun together but the fun from years ago isn't the same as today's fun
@@silverstringsgia : That's called getting older.
That's funny because in North Dakota there's so many Germans I'm German and from North Dakota lol
I will make myself at home here myself.
I’m mostly German and Norwegian
@@Thorin-MattfromGO same
Do you speak German? I just moved to Bismarck and my friend told me there are little towns where people only speak German
Gotta hit up the Sauerkraut festival in Wishek then