On WWWorker’s post, I do see some universal language:
Potential lust tiger – no, read that wrong, that’s Potentiell lustiger
Brain food, search recommendation, del.icio.us/popular, digg.com, social-web2.0, Six degrees of reputation

Here is what Google translator reports:
“Potentially merry service. One registers things, which one would shoppen gladly – naturally social and web2.0ig and so. Brain food in this connection: Do we come away from search and do move we too recommendation? del.icio.us/popular, digg.com, all the filter services for all the social-web2.0-Dienste, similar articles, systems of evaluation vohin one looks. One reads also Six of degrees OF reputation: The use and abuse OF on-line review and recommendation system In addition: who looks for a label for itself and neither with programmer nor designer still information Architect comes clearly, it tries times with Technosocial Architect.”

–> I love the phrase “Potentially merry service” almost as much as “Potential lust tiger”.