I think, you are right, supposing him to add a German sound to it. Maybe some related information. a british -> ein Brite british -> britisch a british man -> ein britischer Mann There you could have your "britischer"; it's the indefinite, male adjective of "britisch". Maybe in spoken language, it could appear alone. In a sentence comparable to this: "A German guy would never queue up; a british (guy) would." Ommitting the noun to avoid redundancy, the stand-alone adjective would be "britischer" in the German sentence. But it's not proper Grammar, of course.

65 years - you know, that's pretty fast... considering that they are french.
And regarding the subtleness, the plan is almost heroic... for a french.

Actually, I would like to have another nationality, cause right know, telling you that I'm German looks like as if I'm racist...
Understand me, people! I couldn't get money since January 1st! We are eating our shoes over here!!! It's all desperation which brings me so far! Waargh!!!

You had your revenge, please upload the Patch!!!
Délivrez-nous!

"'a'a'aaa, Jaques, zey are crawling on zeir knees. 'ave you 'eard zem lamenting?"
"Bien sûr, zey are sherman."

Is that for an American or an East-African Globe Skimmer? ...just wanted to know...

Yep - in fact, it seems like the old iBooks were built with the hard drive as intitial point and the other parts attached to it. ;) Reminds me of my old HP omni where I had to remove almost everything to get to the power socket, where I had to do braze a single (!) spot.