German Words

[Fenghuang]

Correction, he got pissed off by some racist comments Nur Ab Sal made and the lack of action from Obsidian moderation considering it's outlined in The Rules that those kind of comments are not to be made here. He proceeded to boycott the forums, and he changed his avatar right before he left.

[Walsingham]

Fenghuang's on the money. I too objected to a lack of decisive action, and I hope we will never have a recurrence of such behaviour. For it will be met with extreme sanction.

[Fenghuang]

What really sucks is Nurbs hasn't posted in over a year but Ender's still gone. I imagine he'd still be active if he wasn't so damned stubborn.

 

Not saying he was wrong, just stubborn.

[Walsingham]

What really sucks is Nurbs hasn't posted in over a year but Ender's still gone. I imagine he'd still be active if he wasn't so damned stubborn.

 

Not saying he was wrong, just stubborn.

 

I think we should get him back. We're only, like, racist to Australians an' stuff now.

[Fenghuang]

That and the Finns. Damn dirty Finns.

[Walsingham]

That and the Finns. Damn dirty Finns.

 

Quiet, you. Or they'll realise we're onto them.

[Fenghuang]

[Musopticon?]

Goddamn puerile California scalawag.

[J.E. Sawyer]

Gift (present) means "poison".

 

"Here's your gift!"

 

HAHA!

One of my classmates in college (working in the same field of study, no less) was a German woman named Meike. When she first came to the country, she went to a party where a mutual friend gave out presents to everyone. She became very alarmed when the host gave her a box and told her it was a gift.

[kirottu]

That and the Finns. Damn dirty Finns.

 

Oh yeah! I

[Morgoth]

Gift (present) means "poison".

 

"Here's your gift!"

 

HAHA!

One of my classmates in college (working in the same field of study, no less) was a German woman named Meike. When she first came to the country, she went to a party where a mutual friend gave out presents to everyone. She became very alarmed when the host gave her a box and told her it was a gift.

Hah, incidents like that always make life a bit more colorful. I once remember like 6 years ago back in school, we had this very fine lady from Seattle as an Exchange Student or whatever to support us in our English course.... At any rate, at some point she asked me what Books I'm currently reading, but she said "Books" like "Bugs" and I was totally paralized because it didn't make any sense. I said "Bugs"? She replied "Yes, Bugs". Oh boy, without elaborating too much, it took some time until I realized she meant "Books". There was laughter, too.

Edited April 26, 2007 by Morgoth

[Walsingham]

Gift (present) means "poison".

 

"Here's your gift!"

 

HAHA!

One of my classmates in college (working in the same field of study, no less) was a German woman named Meike. When she first came to the country, she went to a party where a mutual friend gave out presents to everyone. She became very alarmed when the host gave her a box and told her it was a gift.

 

Jonestown city!

[metadigital]

I don't know if many people outside the US would get the connotation of "drink the koolaid". :D

[Walsingham]

I don't know if many people outside the US would get the connotation of "drink the koolaid". :D

 

If you're right then I know how we're spending summer...

[Lucius]