Kuche

It is pretty isolated in Madjarovo, but his wild little kitten 'Kuche' which means dog is full of energy and seems to be a wonderful companion, especially when she surprise attacks and bounces off of you, which is hilarious.

Archive 2004-08-01 Eric Wiley 2004

It is pretty isolated in Madjarovo, but his wild little kitten 'Kuche' which means dog is full of energy and seems to be a wonderful companion, especially when she surprise attacks and bounces off of you, which is hilarious.

back from Madjarovo Eric Wiley 2004

Anonymous said ... here we go again - any woman who opts for anything other than Kinder, Kuche, Kirche deserves all she has coming to her ...

Linda Smith Laban 2006

What it tells us is that our current movie and to a lesser extent our TV culture is pathologically misogynistic — be it in in the adoption of conservative Kinder, Kuche, Kirche values or the more extreme violence of women in refrigerators.

Linkspam lizw 2008

Perhaps it was a reaction to the Kinder-Kuche-Kirche mindset of German males, as some psychologists said, but the woman before him was the most coldly frightening assassin he'd ever met.

The Sum of all Fears Clancy, Tom, 1947- 1991

While the leaders of the O.B. denied that they supported the German maxim of 'Kirche, Kinder, Kuche', they proclaimed that the duty of the man was to work and fight and the duty of the woman to create and tend the home and family.

Rise of the South African Reich - Chapter 6 1969

If he happened to be a German emperor, he summed it up in the sneer of "Kuche, Kinder, Kirche".

Love's Pilgrimage Upton Sinclair 1923

Seine fritzel ist immer mein Kuche! "dijetlo:" Schell!

Wonkette » top 2009

I see it as an effort to use traditional gender roles to brand Republicans as male and Democrats as female, and in terms of that meme, Republicans are the ones who can get the real important stuff done, while Democrats are stuck in the German KKK (Kinder, Kirche, Kuche (sorry, can’t do umlauts) - kids, church, kitchen).

The Anxious Masculinity of Conservatives 2005