08/15


german slang for something very simple, poor and “not special”.

history: this slang comes from the german military. the 08/15 was a standard machine riffle, that was first produced in 1908 and later modified.
it was the first standardized industrial product and the birth of the german din (=german industrial standard).
the soldiers dind’t liked it very well, so it became a slang for something that is very common.
windows is a 08/15 operation system.
german slang for “a m-ss-produced, standardized object,” such as the t-tular machine gun – a cut down version of the mg08 for use as an -ssault weapon/light machine gun, of which several thousand were built before the end of world war i.
east german soldier: my kalashnikov must be a 08/15 – i’ve seen about ten of them in the span of five minutes!

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