Numpty and absolete is absolutely two words I pretty rarely use - but I know the meaning of them in my domestic language. 
Du tok dem ja! 
Ja, det gjorde jeg. Jaggu meg, min venn.
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Still used in my part of England⌠itâs about one or two steps âless insultingâ than calling them an âidiotâ, and is normally used for a friend who has done something slightly stupid. 
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Oh. Not too bad expressions after all then I assume.
I thought originally the expressions sounded pretty bad basically - so I thought they meant something worse.
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believe me , if i wanted to really insult people , i could of found a more appropiate word other than ânumptyâ. i have many in my arsenal and not afraid to use them , but in this case i erred on the side of caution due to the demigraphics of origin of countries and cultures 
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Stop using big words, I have my ânumptyâ status to maintain.
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Demographics. From the Greek âdemosâ meaning âpeopleâ or âcommon peopleâ.
Demigraphics would be the study of little peopleâs lives, I guess.
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has she just brought 2 more kittens home ?
Looked like puppies.
what ever they are she doesnt look after the ones shes got let alone more . VHTV should step in and stop this madness
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I see a very undesirable situation here. A very sweet girl, who doesnât know what she wants. Must decide what she wants. Pets like a dog and cat shouldnât be alone all day. Then she shouldnât be angry if they have soiled something. And Henri is unreachable for her. Henri enjoys her (and we enjoy the images) but she must choose for herself.
I think Kalih is right. Seems like 2 puppies. Cant find where she âputâ them but presumably in the bathroom! 
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die sind im badezimmer
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I would have thouught that âdemigraphicâ meant âhalf a pictureâ ? 
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maybe it has two meanings then.
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