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Rapax Hits - Best of '99

Never before such a variety of allusions decorated a Rapax ad. But what do they all mean? Here they're all explained:

Squirrel and Band - Let Me Be Your Nut-Cracker
Allusion to Manuel H.'s unwanted nickname "Squirrel"

The Butcher - I Am Too Fat For My Love
Allusion to Marc N.'s unwanted nickname "Butcher" due to his embonpoint (but he got some slimmer till today)

Beeni And The Monkeys - I Like Mon Cheri
Allusion to our classmate "Beeni" due to his special tendency towards Ferrero's MonCheri and his partly apish behaviour

Rapax All Stars - Don't Treat Me Like A Blower
Allusion to Rapax' (Martin R.'s) unwanted nickname "Blower" he got because of his participation in the school orchestra (trombone) by some bad guys (e.g. by Beeni)

Modern Talking - Let's Make A Joke
I don't think we've to add some more words here...

DJ Schappy - Give Me An Answer
Allusion to our former class tutor, teacher of maths and physics, Dieter S.

Paul Mc Ritter - All You Need Is Glue
Allusion to the importance of Rapax adhesive paste

Young Anne - I'm Talking Too Much (Öhhm)
Allusion to a classmate and her addendum in school lessons

Tiffy Turner - Grow Tonight
Allusion to a small classmate (of course she's grown till today)

Please do not send any letters of complaint! Thanks!

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