I heard a German late teen talk on the phone while I'm here visiting

[Mira]

Under discussion was a possible trip to the USofA.

"There is no way it can happen while there is "the full fence post" - but after that
it will be all systems go."
There was no question or discussions. She was fully understood immediately.

What we have lost, and what we continue to lose as we take our next breath is what words cannot encompass.
But now - we have hope - the ball of fully sanctioned impeachment inquiries is rolling. May it be fast and gather no moss.

[whistler162]

1. ?????

[Mira]

3. Your question is?

...to me, the full fence post phrase was clear. It meant a "STOP" of clear delineation.
Obviously it was to the two in the conversation as well.

[stonecutter357]

2. K&R , But i had to read it like five times !

[Mira]

5. It's me,

I'm sure. I'm visiting family, being around folks I don't often see at at stressful time. Finding a foothold on expressions is not exactly immediate.
This one was descriptive though, needed no clarification, and a bit funny.
Maybe just my perception....

[stonecutter357]

6. I have dyslexia so it's all on me .

[Mira]

7. I take the blame

but I thought it funny

[Codeine]

4. . . .

[Ms. Toad]

8. No clue what you're talking about.

A dead German teen?

The full fence post?

[Leith]

9. I need an explanation, too

You may have translated the words, but you didn't translate the meaning.

A Japanese person may tell you that "even monkeys fall from trees," but that doesn't mean that you envision anything but getting hit on the head by a falling monkey.