Club Obi Wan

Hi !

I've now collecting Indy-Gear since 5 years and thats what I own at the moment:

-Akubra Fed. Reg.
-a very nice Safari-shirt
-chino pants
-military shoulder-bag with a added leather-strap
-web belt (brown)
-gun belt
-selvemade holster

and my big problem a Non-Indy jacket from ebay. It's nice, but not good enoouth for me. So I'm asking if someone is going to sell his wested.
Second problem: I don't live in the USA, so it would be the best I could get one in europe!

Wested is situated in Europe....


Best regards

JAN

Can i ask where are you from pal?

"Beyond the beyond". It says so in his avitar.

erri_wan wrote:Can i ask where are you from pal?

He's from Graz, Austria. I think.

Ops sorry I asked to the real henry sorry
I know you are from Graz pagey

I'm from Germany

The real Henry wrote:I'm from Germany

Well, pleased to meet you Henry from germany.

PS
A day i will ask you guys from germany all the german words said in indiana jones and the Last Crusade by the villain... i've always wondered about them (like when he's threw off the zeppeling and shout something that unfortunately i cant understand)

You mean when he throws out the nazi?

The real Henry wrote:You mean when he throws out the nazi?

Yes, the villain is on the ground shouting at the jonses in the zeppeling flying away

Indy says the German words for 'No Ticket', 'Kein Fahrschein'

Not very good German, but i think it's great that Germans speek German in the movie. It's more realistic.

The real Henry wrote:Indy says the German words for 'No Ticket', 'Kein Fahrschein'

Not very good German, but i think it's great that Germans speek German in the movie. It's more realistic.

Oh yes yes i know, i meant what the villain says after he's threwn off?

BTW- Do you know what the German in the tank says when he saw Indy fighting with the nazi?

The real Henry wrote: Not very good German, but i think it's great that Germans speek German in the movie. It's more realistic.

Well in Italy, all the foreign movies are translated (pretty good usually) so i cant understand when in the original language there are any italian words because it is everything in italian LOL, does germans trasnlate movies? Or you have subtitles like most of european countries?

The real Henry wrote:BTW- Do you know what the German in the tank says when he saw Indy fighting with the nazi?

No i dont know.... TELL TELL lol it was another thing i wanted to ask

First : Yes we have translated movies!

Second: German : 'Die Amerikaner, die kämpfen wie Weiber!'
English: 'The Americans, they're fighting like women!'

The real Henry wrote:First : Yes we have translated movies!

Second: German : 'Die Amerikaner, die kämpfen wie Weiber!'
English: 'The Americans, they're fighting like women!'

AHAHAHAH very funny

If you have translated movies how can you recognize when he's talking german and when american?

Probably lip-synching.

There is a ting called the 'DVD' !

I just watched it in English

. sorry

The real Henry wrote:There is a ting called the 'DVD' !

I just watched it in English

Very diabolique.. lol lol

i get it anyway thanks for explaining.

The real Henry wrote:First : Yes we have translated movies!

Second: German : 'Die Amerikaner, die kämpfen wie Weiber!'
English: 'The Americans, they're fighting like women!'

HA! Yes, very funny. I've always wondered, in Raiders, what the german that catches Indy dressing in the German uniform in the submarine pen is telling him.

Oh, by the way, I think there's a couple more Westeds being sold in classifieds, though not in Europe, so he would probably be your best bet if you didn't want to ship over seas, though like Jan said, Wested is located in England in the first place.

erri_wan wrote:

The real Henry wrote:BTW- Do you know what the German in the tank says when he saw Indy fighting with the nazi?

No i dont know.... TELL TELL lol it was another thing i wanted to ask

maybe "Schnell, schnell" ? I hear that alot by the Nazis in the Indy movies...it means "Quickly, quickly". You might even be able to find the movie script online and then copy and paste the German stuff into a translating site like Babelfish
http://world.altavista.com/

Indy dressing in the German uniform in the submarine pen is telling him.

First he says Guten Tag (meaning good day)

Then he says "müde?" which means "tired?"

Followed by "wo schlaefst du..." which means "where have you been sleeping?" After that his german becomes too rapid for me to understand.

"The Real Henry", what are the german agents in the Cairo pub saying to Indy before they tell him to please come with them? :junior: -IJ

I'm glad we have germans in this forum, we can ask a lot of thing that we cant understand

I'll try to find a pic of that scene when the nazi is threw off the zeppeling and shout at the Joneses something in german, i wonder what the nazi says there.

"Wasch dich mal!"
Go clean yourself up!



Regards,
Swindiana

Vogel shakes his fist at the rising Zeppelin.
VOGEL: Du wirst nochmal boren von mir!"

Actually i believe he says a lot more

erri_wan wrote:

Vogel shakes his fist at the rising Zeppelin.
VOGEL: Du wirst nochmal boren von mir!"

Actually i believe he says a lot more

No, that's exactly the sentence he said. But there's a mistyped word; it should read

"Du wirst nochmal hören von mir!!" which means: "You'll hear from me again!"

Indiana_Tom wrote:

erri_wan wrote:

Vogel shakes his fist at the rising Zeppelin.
VOGEL: Du wirst nochmal boren von mir!"

Actually i believe he says a lot more

No, that's exactly the sentence he said. But there's a mistyped word; it should read

"Du wirst nochmal hören von mir!!" which means: "You'll hear from me again!"

Ahah , they should have put subtitles in the DVD release, some lines are so funny in german, like the soldier in the tank quoted before

IndianaJones wrote:...Followed by "wo schlaefst du..." which means "where have you been sleeping?" After that his german becomes too rapid for me to understand.

Actually the German Nazi doesn't say "WO schläfst du"; he says "WARUM schläfst du?" which means "WHY are you sleeping?" Just a little difference

And, as partially quoted before: "Wasch dich mal so das du nicht aussieht wie ein Schwein bei deinem [could be deinen, though] Standgericht."

"Wash yourself so you don't look like a pig in your courtmarshalling thingy."

It's not the best translation, I know, but Standgericht is when a German soldier is courtmarshalled, charged and shot. On vague nonsense charges mostly.

Mike

I knew all of those because they subtitled all that was said in the movies. Including German words.

Wow, subtitles - great invention, uh?
Sorry, couldn't resist ...