Or Adel verpflichtet in German. You know, the idea that people with a high social class should do things for other people? Like take off their clothes.
German princess strips down for Playboy – Xenia Florence Gabriela Sophie Iris, the Princess of Saxony, is the first aristocrat to pose for Playboy. She is the cover girl for Playboy Germany’s March 2024 issue.
“It’s the first and last time I get naked.”
That means “complete dumbass,” or something along those lines. And this guy below should know. When to use the term, I mean.
“I only landed tenth place on Playboy’s Man of the Year! That’s nine places behind that complete dumbass Böhermann,” Till Schweiger wrote on Facebook.
And that, I think, is probably one of the most intelligent things I’ve ever heard Till Schweiger say.
„Beim Playboy bin ich auf auf Platz Zehn gelandet! 9 Plätze hinter dem Vollspacko Böhmermann.“
Beautiful Germans of the week.
Because somebody has to admire them.
PS: These girls seem to be having more fun than the one down below.
German playmates will continue to take their clothes off. For as long as the German Playboy manages to stay solvent, at least.
And yikes! You will still need to wear sunglasses when paging through the damned thing (why are German girls so… shiny?).
In Germany, too, nudity and porn is accessible on the Internet, and the magazine’s circulation numbers are steadily declining as well. In the fourth quarter of 2009, Playboy Germany sold 256,866 issues. By the second quarter of 2015, this number had decreased to 167,700 issues, according to German statistics portal Statista.
You’re now one click away from every sex act imaginable for free. And so it’s just passé at this juncture.
Observing Hermann 