One favorite food that makes you happy

Lindt dark chocolate. They do an 85% cocoa mass version ( also a 70%). They did bring out a 99% version but it was so dry you needed a drink with it.
The 85% is just fantastic:)
If you look at the back of the wrapper you'll see the firm is in fact called Lindt&Sprungli. If I were Mr Sprungli I'd complain!

If it's chocolate, it makes me happy (and, according to my wife, more hyper then usual)

Hey Mickey. how come you got an umlaut? also I think the Sprungli's did the right thing.:)

johnwillyums said:

Hey Mickey. how come you got an umlaut?)

He doesn't like to talk about the umlaut Try not to stare!

A Guy

A Guy said:

johnwillyums said:

Hey Mickey. how come you got an umlaut?)

He doesn't like to talk about the umlaut Try not to stare!

A Guy

Why ön eäarth yüö think he döesn't like tö tålk äböüt the ümlåüt?

haha. I bet you have a multilingual keyboard kari:)

johnwillyums said:

haha. I bet you have a multilingual keyboard kari:)

:)

The physical keyboard itself is, depending on what computer I'm using, either Finnish / Swedish or German. I type normally daily in four languages: both my mother tongues Finnish and Swedish (bilingual family from bilingual country), English and German.
All my rigs have then four keyboard layouts installed: Finnish, German, English (UK) and English (US). I do not need Swedish because it is exactly the same than Finnish, only difference being the name. Both languages use letters Åå, Ää and Öö. German layout also has Ää and Öö but not Åå. I need German layout only because of two letters, Üü and the double-s ß like in word Große (English: big), which would be considered wrong if I typed it Grosse, even if it really is the same thing. Not even all native German speakes know when to use ss and when ß.

I do not like to use German laýout because I almost automatically make typos with it. I do not look at keyboard when I type and in German keyboard Y and Z have swapped places (QWERTZ), so as I'm more used to Finnish and English layouts (both normal QWERTY), using German one causes me to type Z when I need Y and vice versa

The English layouts I need very seldom, being completely able to type all characters needed to type English with both Finnish and German layout. English layouts I use mostly when needing keyboard screenshots, using English on-screen keyboard to get a screenshot, then swapping back to my default Finnish.

I simply click the language bar in notification area to swap to needed layout.



Kari