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#52 Mar 22 2009 at 3:31 PM Rating: Good

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Grandmother MojoVIII wrote:

In Chile Diablo means crowbar as well as devil. Both definitions are funny in the above sentance Dynas.

And I'm really more of a french person. (because NO ONE speaks Irish)

Voulez vous faire connaissance avec monsieur la bete?

{would you like to have a meeting with mr the penis?}

All my cousins are fluent in Gaelic. Althought they're all older than I am. Don't they teach it anymore?

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ODESNT MATTER CAUSE I HAVE ALCHOLOL IN MY VEINGS BETCH ;3

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#53 Mar 22 2009 at 4:23 PM Rating: Excellent

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Nilatai the Intelligent wrote:

kenage wrote:

nilatai wrote:

Pendejo.

asshole, very rude refrain form using it in public.

Isn't it "Dickhead"?

Hard to say nila I think the tense to insult in English and insult in Spanish is different, is Spanish we try to enhance the level of your stupidity until you look absolutely retarded like:

Tonto(dumb), stupido(stupid), pendejo(????), rependejo(!!!????)

being last one the one with less style and therefore most effective ;P(aka NACO)

@Mojo
cowboys = vaqueros
knights = caballeros

Because for us knight(like in the old age) is a person who ride a horse, so the literal translation in English of "caballeros" is horsemen, and "vaquero" comes from "vaca"(in English cow) the meaning is very similar to the word in English, men who deal with cows.

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"Ella le gusta montar caballeros"

LOL I would split my drink if I was in that class.

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Well with that definition tacobell match with the authentic Mexican food effect ^^d

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#54 Mar 23 2009 at 3:08 AM Rating: Excellent

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As a smart Taru once said: "YOUR LANGUAGE IS FUNNY!"

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#55 Mar 23 2009 at 7:57 AM Rating: Excellent

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lolgaxe wrote:

As a smart Taru once said: "YOUR LANGUAGE IS ~~FUNNY~~SILLY!"

ftfy.

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WARs can use semi-colons however we want. I once killed a guy with a semi-colon.

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ODESNT MATTER CAUSE I HAVE ALCHOLOL IN MY VEINGS BETCH ;3

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#56 Mar 23 2009 at 10:42 AM Rating: Default

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I always keep an Axe with me for Smash Axe.

Plus Mistral Axe is cool ><.

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#57 Mar 23 2009 at 5:48 PM Rating: Excellent

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They still teach it but no one cares about it any more... I'm more or less fluent but I'm part of a minority.

There are thousands who speak it still, but thousands arent many on a global scale.

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#58 Mar 24 2009 at 2:34 AM Rating: Excellent

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I thought speaking Irish was just being coherent at a bar.

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#59 Mar 24 2009 at 3:31 AM Rating: Excellent

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I thought speaking Irish was just being coherent at a bar.

We alsp have 3 words, including "craic", "uisce" and "beatha".

The latter two are normally used together. "uisce beatha" translates as "water of life". It is our word for whiskey. Seriously.

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#60 Mar 24 2009 at 4:13 AM Rating: Excellent

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lolgaxe wrote:

I thought speaking Irish was just being incoherent at a bar.

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Second, that's not how spell animations work. We wrap our arms around our faces and magic beetle shadows and sh*t fly at the targets.

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And yes before you ask I'm mexican and you better not piss me off about warrior and tequila or I will drop down from the donkey and hit you with my awesome guitar.

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#61 Mar 24 2009 at 12:17 PM Rating: Good

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Grandmother MojoVIII wrote:

lolgaxe wrote:

I thought speaking Irish was just being coherent at a bar.

We alsp have 3 words, including "craic", "uisce" and "beatha".

The latter two are normally used together. "uisce beatha" translates as "water of life". It is our word for whiskey. Seriously.

I remember the first time i was told this. Good times, got aboslutely smashed. Smiley: boozing