Ok I needed a second wind of modern German Kurt, this time featuring a whiff of Christianity haha
Translation:
Geh mit Gott, aber geh - direct translation is “Go with god, but go.” It means that you wish someone the best wishes provided he gets lost immideately lmao. “Leave with gods best wishes, but leave.” May also work in English.
Herr, lass Hirn vom Himmel regnen … oder Steine. Hauptsache es trifft. - “God, please let it rain brains … or stones. As long as it hits the mark.”

















