October 2013 Review Day - Open Thread

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Been a while since we had an open thread going for Review Day, so let's try to get the tradition running again!

Opening question: How many times are you going to use fahrvergnügen?




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I'll answer your question with a question, Nate - what does that word even mean? >_<
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It means 'driving pleasure'.

Borrowing from German Fahrvergnügen, from fahren (“to drive”) +‎ Vergnügen (“pleasure”); popularised by Volkswagen advertisements in the 1990s.

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@StellaThomas reminded me that for those in the British Isles (and maybe a few other places?), you get one extra hour of Review Day because of daylight savings time ending! Use it to review! ;)

Anyhow, keeping the official goal for Review Day at 550 this time around, but anyone want to take guesses at what the final number will be? I'm thinking 643.




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Well I'm not participating this review day because I am so busy. I may be able to fit in one or two but I wish good luck to everyone else!
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I've dropped Schadenfreude and Fahrvergnugen in a few reviews for more established members.

Well, based on extensive mathematical calculations (that is taking the current total and multiplying it by 4), I get 644, so I'm betting that's the same extensive math @Nate did. :P

I'll be optimistic and assume momentum picks up at some point...over 9000!

Okay, not that optimistic. I'll say 702.
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