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+5
Sep 12, 2011
When Germans refer to Schadenfreude, it's usually a criticism of the person enjoying it or expressing guilty feelings of enjoying it yourself.
+24
Sep 1, 2010
@ varunacharMy previous comment is not a reflection of my personal feelings about the Germans. It was merely a quotation from a scene from the Broadway musical "Avenue Q" that was about schadenfreude. Sorry for not making any mention about that before.
-14
Sep 1, 2010
Stereotypifying based on something one subset did sixty-five years ago.... Wow, that is <mjponso's nationality>.
+6
Aug 6, 2010
[Nicky] What, schadenfreude? What is that, some kind of weird Nazi word or something?[Gary] Ja, it's German for "happiness at the misfortune of others."
[Nicky] Happiness at the misfortune of others...wow, that is German.
