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    Schwarzer Peter

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    1. Ich habe mal wieder den Schwarzen Peter.

    2. ... um "Schwarze-Peter"-Effekte zu vermeiden ...
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    Ich weiss, es gibt das eigentlich nur als Verb, aber hat jemand ne substantivische Idee, vor allem fuer die Wortschoepfung?
    AuthorIbo-02 (252454) 30 Apr 07, 13:53
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    Old Maid is a card game for two to eight players, closely related to Chase the Ace. It takes its name from the expression "old maid",
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    Old Maid = Schwarzer Peter ?
    #1Authorw30 Apr 07, 14:05
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    O je, - das duerfte etwas sexistisch ankommen, selbst mit erklaerender Fussnote ;-))

    NB: Ich schreibe fuer ein hauptsaechlich nicht-englisch-Muttersprachler Publikum, das aber englisch als Arbeitsspreche haben. Es koennte daher auch gehen "Schwarzer Peter" einfach direkt zu uebersetzen (weil bekannt in diversen europ. Sprachen), und eine umgekehrte Fussnote anzubringen.
    #2AuthorIbo-02 (252454) 30 Apr 07, 14:12
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    Or did you mean to be blamed for sth.
    #3Authormykl30 Apr 07, 14:14
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    related discussion: Schwarzer Peter
     
    schau diesen Thread an (war vor ca. 10 Tagen) - vielleicht hilft das?
    #4Author suziq (315879) 30 Apr 07, 14:18
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    @mykl
    Thanks for your link. Here it says
    "Der Begriff "Schwarzer Peter", der oft verwendet wird, wenn es darum geht, jemand die Schuld für einen Fehler zuzuschieben."
    --> which is the same like blaming somebody, or do I get something wrong?

    Still: old maid was good (but see my comment to w), - still hope for more.
    #5AuthorIbo-02 (252454) 30 Apr 07, 14:18
    Suggestionthe buck stops here
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    if you want the jist of the meaning.
    #6AuthorCeltic Surfer (318157) 30 Apr 07, 14:19
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    Gib mal bei "Suche in allen Foren" "Schwarzer + Peter" ein, dann findest Du drei ältere Threads zu dem Thema, vielleicht ist etwas für Dich dabei.
    #7AuthorDragon unplugged30 Apr 07, 14:19
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    I'm the scapegoat again, they laid all the blame on me again, the scapegoat effect

    As ideas. Although I always though the SP was more a bad luck, you lose card, not a too bad its all your fault kind of card.

    In that case how about the "go straight to jail, do not pass Go and collect 200 dollars" card. Or I picked the short straw again, got the short end of the stick.
    #8AuthorSelkie30 Apr 07, 14:23
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    thanks to all!
    Also for the insights in the differences between "having it" (being left with)and "passing it" (then: the buck)!

    Sorry I missed the previous thread(s) - they do not appear in LEO itself (when looking for "Schwarzer Peter"). Is this a common phenomenom?
    #9AuthorIbo-02 (252454) 30 Apr 07, 14:27
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    You possibly forgot the "+" ?
    #10Authormykl30 Apr 07, 14:31
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    @ibo - yes, it is common - I'm still looking for a thread from about 10 days ago but with 10 pages a day (with possible updates) that is a lot of looking. Also if the "asker" doesn't categorize the question properly and you don't remember the title then you haven't a hope :( - an unhappy word seeker!
    #11Author suziq (315879) 30 Apr 07, 14:35
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    I don't know. The threads do appear if you just search for "schwarzer" or "Peter".
    #12Authordragon unplugged30 Apr 07, 14:38
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    support selkie - I'd go for "the scapegoat effect".
    #13AuthorTheLock17 (236472) 30 Apr 07, 14:38
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    SChwarzer PEter
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    old mcdonald had a farm hia hia ho
    #14AuthorOld MCDonald31 May 07, 14:34
     
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