Bla - I'm so happy to know now

First and foremost I've to correct Bernhard. There were no clouds containing "bla bla bla" in Simpsons, at least not till season 12 (it's a pity but I hardly know episodes from season 12-18). He hears circus music, you see images what he's really thinking or you see that he understands something totally different, but there's no "bla bla". Santa’s little helper, his dog, always understood "bla" when Bart tried to teach him some tricks but even that sounded more like the teacher of Charlie Brown. So it was more like “blouw blouw" in a strange voice than "bla bla".

But back to the blog: Bla, a town or a metasyntactic variable? That's great, it reminds me of jeopardy:
Unnecessary knowledge for 300. - What's a metasyntactic variable or a town? - Bla? - and the audience applauses...
I'm really happy to know that now, like I'm happy to know that who shot the most goals outside the penalty area in 1994 FIFA World Cup (Hagi) or that elephants can't jump. For other such greats facts please refer to “Brockhaus!” ISBN: 978-3765315510.

Ok Bernhard, even after visiting "www.veryunnecessary.com" I don't know what else to write. "bla" - I mean everybody has his obsessions, one of your's is that word. Congratulations, at least it is socially acceptable.

Best regards,
  Karl, team member of Bla-laststoffe.

By the way, another interesting fact: today is the 25th of March and this is a special day, as it is Annunciation Day ("Maria Verkündigung"), where Maria was visited by an angel who told her that she's pregnant. Oh, such a happy day…

Hey, there's a gospel song called so:
  Oh happy day, oh happy day.
  Oh happy day, oh happy day.
  When Jesus washed, don't you know he washed  
  oh ,when Jesus washed, he washed my sins away.
  ....

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