"Videos gehen Morgen an Dich raus."
Does this mean "The videos arrive to you tomorrow" or "The videos will be sent to you tomorrow"?
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Morgen = tomorrow
"i think it means the videos will go out in the morning."
yeah.. that's practically what its saying... or pretty damn close
yeah.. that's practically what its saying... or pretty damn close
it is telling that the videos will go to you tomorrow, and most likely it means that you will have to wait til next year to realize that you again paid for nothing :):)
Saturn, that's not nice :-)
I won't get any sleep this night because of you.
I won't get any sleep this night because of you.
hehe, it's not hard to figure out that you're waiting for something to be delivered and want it to be arriving rather than being shipped 'tomorrow' :)
I know how you feel. I was so happy when my first card sleeves shipped fast by Fed Ex and made it into the U.S. in no time.... then a damn weather delay in Memphis made me wait from the scheduled Friday delivery until Monday! The nerve of Mother Nature! Somehow I survived :-P
I know how you feel. I was so happy when my first card sleeves shipped fast by Fed Ex and made it into the U.S. in no time.... then a damn weather delay in Memphis made me wait from the scheduled Friday delivery until Monday! The nerve of Mother Nature! Somehow I survived :-P