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07-Jul-2006, 08:43
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 malicious pleasure is the best pleasure It's usually used jokingly and not in very harmful cases. If you spill a cup of coffee and your trousers get wet your friend may laugh at you.Even the victim might say this in this case |
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08-Jul-2006, 00:33
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| Re: malicious pleasure is the best pleasure Hmmm, Do you mean like when you are walking along and someone trips over their shoe lace and you say... "Enjoy your trip?"  |
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08-Jul-2006, 09:19
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| Re: malicious pleasure is the best pleasure The term we use for this is a German loan word: Schadenfreude |
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10-Jul-2006, 06:08
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| Re: malicious pleasure is the best pleasure OK thanks guys "enjoy your trip" in that case sounds fine/terrible  |
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