The latest from the labyrinth of the German language. It has been twelve years since a little fish named Zwiebelfisch began its adventurous journey through the maze of the German language. It has experienced much and gained numerous friends along the way. The columns of Zwiebelfisch were published under the title "The Dative is the Genitive's Death" and became one of the biggest bestsellers of the decade, with Zwiebelfisch, under his real name Bastian Sick, becoming a well-known figure in German entertainment. Since 2004, five volumes have been released, selling millions of copies. Now, the sixth and final part is being published. In it, the author presents once again some particularly remarkable linguistic phenomena. Totally crazy movie titles, puzzling abbreviations, tasteless advertising, and the abolition of cursive writing are just a few of the topics he covers. Also included: Sick's lively "Ode to.