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Big Gulp

Subject		Big Gulp
Sources		Aus der spöttischen beschreibung eines Erlebnisparks, in dem ständig Unfälle geschehen: You'd see a kid holding a blood-soaked towel on a huge head wound, you'd see a gash the size of a Big Gulp on someone's leg. Was ist Big Gulp hier?
Author		arcanis (1233115)	22 Nov 18, 15:40

#1	Author	B.L.Z. Bubb (601295)	22 Nov 18, 15:42
Comment		https://www.ecosia.org/images?q=Big+Gulp Vermutlich.

#2	Author	hbberlin (420040)	22 Nov 18, 16:57
Comment		#1 is right. That's the reference. Whatever it means...

#3	Author	no me bré (700807)	22 Nov 18, 17:24
Comment		Meist Du den extra-großen Trinkbecher oder ist das der Name des Getränks darin ?

#4	Author	B.L.Z. Bubb (601295)	22 Nov 18, 17:26
Comment		Das dürfte die "Gebindeeinheit" sein. Getränk dürfte frei wählbar sein :-D

#5	Author	mad (239053)	22 Nov 18, 17:41
Comment		Übersetzungsvorschlag, hier: "ein extragroßer Getränkebecher"

#6	Author	Braunbärin (757733)	23 Nov 18, 22:02
Comment		King-Size-Becher (?)

:-) automatisch zu 🙂 umgewandelt

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