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Talk:Schenker
I think Schenker refers to Rudolf Schenker here, the guitar player of Germanys Metal Band The Scorpions, so its intended as a little joke
- Sounds good. Consider adding this to Comedic References in DDO.--Cru121 (Contributions • Message) 06:52, September 11, 2013 (EDT)
- Sounds great. I don't listen to Metal music, so I don't know him. Plus, I've read that The Scorpions are much better known outside of Germany, especially in the U.S. ... Their only real German hit I know of was the song "Wind Of Change", because that was regarded as some kind of anthem to the Wiedervereinigung. I will remove my ancient "Trivia" remark into this "talk" page. The actual meaning of the word is still valid, however.⇒ Alrik (Contribs • Message • Email) 03:58, October 6, 2019 (EDT)
Trivia[edit]
Trivia: The word "Schenker" means in German language "[male] giver of a present". The German verb "schenken" means "to give a present".