MW: What? Did you mean to say "Ich bin böse und knalle die Tür?" maybe?
laperouse: My first big love was from Serbia (Niŝ) and I managed to pick up a few words and sentences but I always ended up speaking Russian. I thought about starting to learn Serbo-Croatian but then we broke up.
Unfortunately, lot of things connected with Serbo-Croatian are broken in the meantime.
Exactly, I think she meant "Ich bin böse und knalle die Tür." And Tür or Tur is obviously Bull in Danish. Interesting, that is also name for one specific type of bulls we use in Serbo-Croatian (Tur).
It's also interesting that you stumbled on someone from Niš. Although, they're Serbian is more than strange... Something like Schwitzer Dütsch for Germans.
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laperouse: I stumbled upon or rather ran into him in Jena, at some slightly dodgy campus party that was called "Tropical Night", I fell over a plastic cactus and he caught me, then we went looking for my handbag and he kicked theplastic cactus for me. I think, there was some studtents exchange thing going on between our unis, mainly between their engineering/logistics departments, though. They tendto ignore us historians, you know...
laperouse: I stumbled upon or rather ran into him in Jena, at some slightly dodgy campus party that was called "Tropical Night", I fell over a plastic cactus and he caught me, then we went looking for my handbag and he kicked theplastic cactus for me. I think, there was some studtents exchange thing going on between our unis, mainly between their engineering/logistics departments, though. They tendto ignore us historians, you know...
Of course, I am ignored most of the times!
An impression of sound Then everything is gone Forever
I thought about starting to learn Serbo-Croatian but then we broke up. 
