nokangaroos
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14-Apr-2008
4:11 PM
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Not knowing the context nor the sayer, it might be a Germanism. "Käse" in Southern German usage translates (to the best of my limited abilities) to "rubbish" - pertaining to contents, not to people. There are other meanings depending on geography, intonation and socioeconomic status, but there might be minors reading this ;).
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