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[+1] - littlek - 05/21/2003That's cute.
[+1] - Phoenix32890 - 05/21/2003[b][color=green]Walter- "Kosher"- There are great Kugel recipes under "What's a Koogle"![/color][/b]
[+1] - steissd - 05/21/2003You may check it by typing the word Kugel (I still wonder why the food stuff was named after the bullet (as far as I remember [i]Kugel [/i] is translated as "bullet") that is essentially...
[+1] - Walter Hinteler - 05/21/2003I doubt that 'kugel' is named after 'bullet'. In German, Kugel means bowl, ball, globe ... ... as well. Here it is 'ball', from the its puffed-up shape.
[+1] - Monger - 05/21/2003[quote]"No Web Sites or Web Pages were found under the search phrase kugel"[/quote]
[+1] - Walter Hinteler - 05/21/2003Monger As Phoenix said, click on "What's a Koogle"!
[+1] - steissd - 05/21/2003Monger, if this type of ordnance did not bring results, then try Artilleriegranate, Rakete, Landmine, Panzerfaust, Handgranate and other types of munition more powerful than a bullet as your...
[+1] - steissd - 05/21/2003Sorry, Mr. Hinteler,then how will it be the word "bullet" in German? I was always sure that this was Kugel.
[+1] - Walter Hinteler - 05/21/2003Bullet is Kugel as well. However, it's named after the 'ball'.
[+1] - steissd - 05/21/2003Ah, OK. The same thing is in Hebrew. It is very strange since the actual bullet is rather conical than round. Mortar rounds are not really round either.

That's cute.

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Walter- "Kosher"- There are great Kugel recipes under "What's a Koogle"!

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You may check it by typing the word Kugel (I still wonder why the food stuff was named after the bullet (as far as I remember Kugel is translated as "bullet") that is essentially an ordnance piece) and to browse the results.

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I doubt that 'kugel' is named after 'bullet'.

In German, Kugel means bowl, ball, globe ... ... as well.

Here it is 'ball', from the its puffed-up shape.

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"No Web Sites or Web Pages were found under the search phrase kugel"

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Monger

As Phoenix said, click on "What's a Koogle"!

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Monger, if this type of ordnance did not bring results, then try Artilleriegranate, Rakete, Landmine, Panzerfaust, Handgranate and other types of munition more powerful than a bullet as your search key words Laughing

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Sorry, Mr. Hinteler,then how will it be the word "bullet" in German? I was always sure that this was Kugel.

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Bullet is Kugel as well.

However, it's named after the 'ball'.

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Ah, OK. The same thing is in Hebrew. It is very strange since the actual bullet is rather conical than round. Mortar rounds are not really round either.

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steissd, methinks koogle.net is either not a good engine or is a raging peacenik. none of those turned up any results! Smile

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steissd wrote:

It is very strange since the actual bullet is rather conical than round.

People tried to made bullets round, and most stone bullets are extremly round.

Old documents prove that making 'conical' bullets lead to exclusion from the guild (e.g. Strasbourg, Münster et. al.).

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Well, maybe it is really being run by some raging pacifists.

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steissd wrote:

Well, maybe it is really being run by some raging pacifists.

When you look at the quoted website - that's the one, this thread is about - you'll see:

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Koogle is a parody created by Alon Landau Web Development and is in no way affiliated with the fine folks at Google.
Nevertheless, Koogle is a real & effective Index/search engine targeted for the Jewish & Israeli community on the web.

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Ah, then OK. If this is a parody only... But if provides links to the Israeli sites, then why it did not connect Monger to the site of the Israeli Defense Industries, where any ordnance possible can appear Laughing

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By the way, I wonder, Mr. Hinteler, why did you spell the name of the Elsass capital Strassburg in French? (my character map is temporarily defunct, so I cannot plant here the German character for "ss").

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Since this an US-American site in English, I used the English name.

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steissd- Maybe "kugel" meaning "bullet", is an editorial comment concerning the texture of the dish. Personally, I have eaten matzoh balls that could be a WMD!

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Did they have the IDI logo on the package?

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steissd wrote:

You may check it by typing the word Kugel (I still wonder why the food stuff was named after the bullet (as far as I remember Kugel is translated as "bullet") that is essentially an ordnance piece) and to browse the results.

KugelSchreiber is a ball point pen.

Kugal , I thought was the pudding.

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