Moods of A.Org

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A4000_Mad wrote:

Bloodline wrote:
Vot iz yor narm, vee harv vayz of mayking yoo tork

BabelFish wrote:
Wie heißen Sie, Sie werden sprechen!

:oops: :lol:

 :shrug: What? Seems good to me ;-)

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motorollin wrote:

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HAhahahaha... and down goes the thread.. not for the first time, eh! :oops:

Indeed! At this rate we'll get chucked out :nervous: Mind you, I am yet to be moderated...

Hmmm, I couldn't think of a sexual innuendo for getting chucked out or being moderated... but anway, I've been moderated loads of times... I love a bit of discipline... But anyway back to Amiga.org... :-D

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motorollin wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Hahhahah... Must learn to type faster...

Get bigger monitor :-P

Well... we could all do with a 24inch... and a bigger monitor :oops: :lol:

bloodline wrote:
Zis ist rhubisch!!! I arm zee moohst German off ohll Hier!

At this rate you'll be more German than the actual German members of a.org! ;-)

Actually, I imagine the German members of this site are probably personally insulted by my horrific attempts at destroying their proud language...

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motorollin wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Hmmm, I couldn't think of a sexual innuendo for getting chucked out or being moderated... but anway, I've been moderated loads of times... I love a bit of discipline...

Really? What was it like? Was it as good as everyone says it is?

Meh! A little overrated  8-)

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motorollin wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Well... we could all do with a 24inch... and a bigger monitor :oops: :lol:

24"? Good God, what on earth would you do with one that big??! You'd need something bloody big to put it in! Like a great big cupboard, or a massive desk.

Sorry, what were *you* referring to? ;-)

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bloodline wrote:
Actually, I imagine the German members of this site are probably personally insulted by my horrific attempts at destroying their proud language...

Better than my FreeTranslation manglings! I sometimes think it's funny to translate phrases back and forth with FreeTranslation to see how much it mangles it! For example, I just tried it with the phrase "please pass the kippers", continually translating between English and German, and here are the English phrases is came back with for each subsequent translation:

1. Please pass the kippers -> Führen Sie bitte die kippers



16. Die entfernte Quantität bittet mehr mehr rueber um die des Kippers -> The distant quantity asks more more more rueber for those of the dump truck

After all of those it finally decided that the last one was definitely correct and kept producing the same one over and over again.

Now I can speak German too!

Die entfernte Quantität bittet mehr mehr rueber um die des Kippers!

Hahahaha... Lesen Sie bitte: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_As_She_Is_Spoke

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motorollin wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Meh! A little overrated  8-)

Let me guess, over before you knew what was happening? I heard that can happen the first time.

Not just the first time :-(

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Actually, I imagine the German members of this site are probably personally insulted by my horrific attempts at destroying their proud language...

OUR horrific attempts :lol:

You do a much better job than I. I struggle to find the words to express myself! :crazy:

It would be nice if the German members did join in more... But they probably run away when they see us coming!!! :-P

We're kind of weaboo's but then instead of wannabe japanese, wannabe germans (hey, didn't those two, a couple of decades ago, also with Italy... and are there also Italy weaboo's?  :idea: )

Yeah, but I don't think they like to talk about it much :-)

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motorollin wrote:

bloodline wrote:
It would be nice if the German members did join in more... But they probably run away when they see us coming!!! :-P

Or the don't recognise the language you're speaking...
*ducks*

Du hast die Wahrheit gesprochen...

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Yea, but it was a messy half of 2008, for me. I guess that made me fail in a certain sense. Not as human, but as professional (something what I try to be).

That's all rather cryptic... I feel like I should be solving this riddle somehow :-)

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Now that's the point, this showed that I haven't learned from my mistakes I have made in the past, because of the fuss I had this year.

Would you like to share, I'm sure some here might be able to offer assistance!

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Well, on one day, my sis decided to marry and go to the US, a friend died, and there was a broken into my parents' house.

Your sister's marriage is a good thing, nicht wahr?
Yes, as we get old more people we know die :-( Were you close?
Did anything get broken or stolen from your parents house?

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Speelgoedmannetje wrote:

bloodline wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
Well, on one day, my sis decided to marry and go to the US, a friend died, and there was a broken into my parents' house.

Your sister's marriage is a good thing, nicht wahr?
Yes, as we get old more people we know die :-( Were you close?
Did anything get broken or stolen from your parents house?

Well, twas a friend of my parents, really.

Yes, I've lost a few friends... and a couple of family members this year, so I do understand.  But I tend to be philosophical about such matters...

But the marriage (and the emigration too) was a good thing. But talking about having mixed feelings!

A change as big as that is going to cause ambivalence... but as long as your sister is happy, that is all you can ask for!

Well, there was a bit broken, not much though. But after that there has been repeatedly broken into my parent's house, leaving them completely startled. They're better now, and the main suspect has been caught and has confessed. (it's a local village, for local people, where my parents live, you know ;-) )

Ha! that's great news! :-)