I'm a shufflemuffel and I say with nary a hint of irony: treat walking like driving and GET OUT OF THE PASSING LANE.
26 0 ReplyAs an American, I am in perpetual shock that schadenfreude doesn't have an English analog.
It's literally our most universal core societal value here and we don't even have a word for it.
12 0 ReplyIt does have an English analog, it's schadenfreude. Like many (most?) English words, it's been adopted.
17 0 ReplyWell, English is a Germanic language.
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As a German, that makes me schadenfroh.
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Truffle/Shuffle/Chuckle/Kerfuffle do not rhyme with muffel.
10 0 ReplyNo need to be a Rhymemuffel
12 0 ReplySure they do
4 0 ReplyNot with the German pronounciation of Muffel. The u is pronounced like the oo in "good" so it's closer to something like Moofel.
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Ich bin ein Morgenmuffel.
7 0 ReplyI hate being confused. Am I a bafflemuffel?
5 0 ReplyIf I hate muffled sounds does that make me a mufflemuffel?
4 0 ReplyGermany approves.
4 0 ReplyWhy do we all have to wear this ridiculous ties!
3 0 ReplySo people who insist on modifying the exhaust on their cars or bikes to make them louder and annoy everyone around them are Mufflermuffel.
And when you tell a grouch to stop complaining you'll be a Muffelmuffler.3 0 ReplyPeople who like loud cars: mufflermuffel
Guy dudes: muffinmuffel
3 0 ReplyYes. Of course. Adopted this immediately
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