The original Mary Poppins has had its {UK} rating raised over discriminatory language

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There’s also the “longest German word” routine:

Has anyone heard this tongue-in-cheek example of Germans stringing words together?

In high school the German teacher presented an amusing example of how Germans make new words by stringing words together. The gist of it was that there was a black-and-white checkered cannibal girl whose name was [something], and she owned cages for holding kangaroos she got from the Hottentots. (Or maybe she was a Hottentot.) The word was built up in steps, each step becoming longer than the last, and the story was told in German. The composite word was partially ‘Hottentottenbeutelratenkäf…