schweine

Ich editiere das mal: Beide sind so dumm, dass die Schweine sie beissen!

You can see that directly in English where we use Germanic words for animals in the field (Cow/ Kuh, Swine/ Schweine usw), while on the table we use the romance words (Beef/ Boef, Mutton/ Mouton etc).

In germany we say "Wo ein Trog ist, sammeln sich die Schweine", especially in the discussion around recall.

There's a saying in German which is very fitting: "Wo ein Trog ist, sammeln sich die Schweine" it means: "Where there's a trough, pigs congregate"

Where there's feeding troughs of data, the pigs will always come to demand being fed (a rough translation of the German saying "Wenn man den Trog hat, kommen die Schweine von ganz alleine").

I am only disappointed with this one: "It is not pronounced like the plural of pig." Me and my colleagues always pronounced it like pigs, die Schweine - and it was so much fun!

In Germany, back from the IP address collection debate over a decade ago, we have the saying "Wo ein Trog ist kommen die Schweine" [3] - where there's a feeding trough, pigs will come on their own.

There is a German saying: "Wo ein Trog ist kommen die Schweine." roughly translates to "Where there is a trough - the pigs will come." Rather fitting for all the crypto meltdowns in the last years.

In germany there is a saying "Wo ein Trog ist kommen die Schweine." which roughly translates to "Where there is a trough the pigs will come." At the moment we see an epidemic of former german companies with great tradition getting bought up and their products lowered to the lowest acceptable quality with the prizing staying the same.

In germany we say "Wo ein Trog ist, sammeln sich die Schweine", especially in the discussion around recall.

There's a saying in German which is very fitting: "Wo ein Trog ist, sammeln sich die Schweine" it means: "Where there's a trough, pigs congregate"

Where there's feeding troughs of data, the pigs will always come to demand being fed (a rough translation of the German saying "Wenn man den Trog hat, kommen die Schweine von ganz alleine").

I am only disappointed with this one: "It is not pronounced like the plural of pig." Me and my colleagues always pronounced it like pigs, die Schweine - and it was so much fun!