Margaritas ante porcos.

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That's too harsh Meta "

KOTOR 2: Not Enough Nihilus

K2: The Crotch doesn't approve

KOTOR2: They still aren't letting us have hoods up. Unless on people and clothing pre-programmed to have hoods up.

KOTOR2: SO many lightsaber colours it's stupid.

KOTOR2: The Sith get pWned again. What else is new?

K2:We have fans with stupid signatures

And who do you have in mind by that?

kotor2: the lost half

Since KotOR are the best Star Wars name ever, it's not so boring to see this.

And it's far more credible than in Jedi Academy or such good but not excellent game.

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Too True on that. Someone above said something about the third movie title. I have found most (normal?) non-Star Wars fans do not understabd the third movie title. Maybe, Lucas should have done a pre-first movie movie to catch them up. The reason I say this is, this game, KOTORII would have been perfect for that. Just a thought.

Margaritas ante porcos.

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That's too harsh Meta "

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Not really. (A favourite line of my fathers was, in English, "Strawberries to pigs".)

 

I guess people in asian cultures might be offended by the comparison to animals, but then again it is a metaphor.

I guess people in asian cultures might be offended by the comparison to animals, but then again it is a metaphor.

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Metaphor or not, I surely wouldn't like being compared to a pig.

 

Personaly, I like the one: Quos Deus perdere vult, dementat.

I guess people in asian cultures might be offended by the comparison to animals, but then again it is a metaphor.

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Metaphor or not, I surely wouldn't like being compared to a pig.

 

Personaly, I like the one: Quos Deus perdere vult, dementat.

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It's not meant to be a compliment.

 

Yeah, I like that one very much, too; I was waiting for a good time to use it. :/

 

 

Incidentally, my translation has that:

quos deus vult perdere, prius dementat (or, alternatively, quem deus vult perdere, prius dementat, for Whom to replace "those whom").

Where I come from we say "Pearls to the Pigs". Does that work in English too?

Like uhhhhh, you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear?

Where I come from we say "Pearls to the Pigs". Does that work in English too?

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= quos deus vult perdere, prius dementat = English "pearls before swine"

Like uhhhhh, you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear?

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Only if the sow is the insulted one, and the purse is a metaphor for a decent IQ ...

Well that was a fun run. I think it's time to graduate this thread to the AotS ...