Behind the Name: Message: "GOODCASE"

Subject:	GOODCASE
Author:	V Goodcase (guest, 72.16.165.205)
Date:	May 11, 2007 at 8:43:49 AM

GERMAN = Gutkase American-ized to Goodcase (because to English ears Gutkase sounds like Goodcase). It means 'good cheese'. HINT: If you attempt to use a euphamism like "a goodcase of beer", don't use it at a pizza place, you might find your order under "beer". True story, happened to me.

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