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Thread: We are professionals people!

Adefo-Oami
Mon Jan 17, 2005 8:51 pm
#14

Omgz0rz t3h ub3r 1337!!!111



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Maceey
Tue Jan 18, 2005 9:46 am
#15






P__Day wrote:





Maceey wrote:

i just start talking dutch to those people who can't make a good sentence hehe. only a very small chance that the person will be able to understand it.






I dont know dutch is pretty easy to get in writing, i just have one hell of a time tryign to figure out how the hell you people spell your names




hehe dutch is doable for german people to understand it a little but for english people it's not hehe





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Tautology
Tue Jan 18, 2005 11:01 am
#16

"We are professionals people!"


But nobody except us weaponsmiths know this.



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ana-mo-cara
Wed Jan 19, 2005 1:19 am
#17

Until someone tries to learn a romantic language you will never know. I remember takeing spanish and school, and thinking these people are on crack.


Gendered words twelve conjugations nouns infront of adjectives. If you speak english you have to rewire your entire frontal lobe.


Favorite story about language I got to share.


I live in ohio and like a decade back we had a big flower show in town. It was huge so I guess the japanese must have a thing for gardens, because plenty showed up. Anyway they are walking around saying ohio to people which is I think hello in japanese, and ofcoarse people ended up giveing them strange looks. So much so that they ran a story on the news. Which was probabally good because people had to have had some funny thoughts about these people. Yes your in ohio thats the name of where you are.


That brings up a odd question though. If germany is deutshland, and spain is espena and mexico is mehico. Why dont we just call these countries what the people that live there call them. I do not know wouldnt that be common courtesy. Like me saying hi my name is tom and you saying nice to meet you nick.
Oreet
Wed Jan 19, 2005 1:22 am
#18






ana-mo-cara wrote:

Like me saying hi my name is tom and you saying nice to meet you nick.




or if i said "hi, my name is Joe" and you responded saying "Nice to meet you Jose"

Rock-A-Fella
Thu Jan 20, 2005 12:14 am
#19






dsurfman wrote:

Lets make a collective effort to eliminate such kiddy words as UBER...


I hate that word...and any other leet speak...







/bow


/bow


/bow


I hate that leet speech.... then again I am over 30 now. Maybe I am out of touch.


Anyhow, I just love it when someone says "I need an uber carbine" To which I reply


I have no idea what you are talking about





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SlaserX
Thu Jan 20, 2005 12:22 am
#20






ana-mo-cara wrote:

Until someone tries to learn a romantic language you will never know. I remember takeing spanish and school, and thinking these people are on crack.


Gendered words twelve conjugations nouns infront of adjectives. If you speak english you have to rewire your entire frontal lobe.


Favorite story about language I got to share.


I live in ohio and like a decade back we had a big flower show in town. It was huge so I guess the japanese must have a thing for gardens, because plenty showed up. Anyway they are walking around saying ohio to people which is I think hello in japanese, and ofcoarse people ended up giveing them strange looks. So much so that they ran a story on the news. Which was probabally good because people had to have had some funny thoughts about these people. Yes your in ohio thats the name of where you are.


That brings up a odd question though. If germany is deutshland, and spain is espena and mexico is mehico. Why dont we just call these countries what the people that live there call them. I do not know wouldnt that be common courtesy. Like me saying hi my name is tom and you saying nice to meet you nick.







ohio->ohayou and it means good morning


We'd have to start calling Japan, Nihon. It'd be weird though, we would have to learn how to pronounce everything... and that's too much work for my poor lazy american mind. Hmm... maybe it would be Cehnehdeh?




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SicariusD
Thu Jan 20, 2005 3:56 am
#21

I try and make up kool sounding names with little 1337 speak as i can, like my *Acid Reign* scatters or *Thors Hammer LLC* it appeals to the 1337 dewds and to normal human beings, I love the DII way of naming things *The Surgical Steel Sword Of Pwnage* and such




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