flammenwerfer
German for Flamethrower
flammenwerfer by NUNPT September 2, 2011
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Hanz get ze Flammenwerfer
It is from a YouTube video, where some one burned his math lessons.
It can be used as an speech of something that you/ sm1 else dont like.
It can be used as an speech of something that you/ sm1 else dont like.
Hanz get ze Flammenwerfer by DarkKnight242 December 17, 2019
Hans get ze flammenwerfer
"Hans get ze flammenwerfer" is a textual meme that became popular on 9gag in early 2017. It's used when the author of a comment/post wants something to be destroyed in this post. This thing can be anything : a trend, an object, an animal etc.
Hans get ze flammenwerfer by lmg_mounted_and_loaded March 12, 2017
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