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1. Francis, Infopirat:

   Sunday, 7. September 2008 um 6:40

   Yes. It means “Stört te Becker” – “Stürtz den Becher”, was soviel heisst wie “Trink es aus!” – Klaus bekam den Namen wegen seiner Trinkfestigkeit.

   http://www.ndr1radiomv.de/media/der106.html

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