Posted: 21 Oct 2006, 00:50
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Posted: 21 Oct 2006, 12:13
welcome to your worst nigthmare. enjoy the ride.
Posted: 21 Oct 2006, 14:34
I'd like to learn the "Soldier's Song" in Gaelic, and become fluent in Czech so I can order Pilsner and not sound like a tourist 
Posted: 21 Oct 2006, 18:10
I would like to learn Icelandic.
Tell me how to say "Is that you or the sulphur pool?"
Tell me how to say "Is that you or the sulphur pool?"
Posted: 22 Oct 2006, 00:16
Everybody knows the vikings came from Sweden!Lynchfanatic wrote:I can teach you some cursing in norwegian as well, youll be a multi cursing vikingspot778 wrote:I want to curse like a viking !
You use that expresion often in Norway do you?Lynchfanatic wrote:
We can start witht he typing way, if you wanna curse in typing you write : Din forpulte hestekukk!!
Posted: 22 Oct 2006, 01:42
HAH!Nic wrote:Everybody knows the vikings came from Sweden!Lynchfanatic wrote:I can teach you some cursing in norwegian as well, youll be a multi cursing vikingspot778 wrote:I want to curse like a viking !
Hehe, thats right, there are sweeds here too. If I get really pissed off I might, but its more of a northern way, my moms from there though. Dont think its wise to put in what I say when I do curseNic wrote:You use that expresion often in Norway do you?Lynchfanatic wrote:
We can start witht he typing way, if you wanna curse in typing you write : Din forpulte hestekukk!!
Soo darn hard cursing the "sweet" way at work, especially when a kid decides to headbut me in the bone arround the eye. (yes that hurts bad)
Posted: 22 Oct 2006, 01:46
Although I did take a semester of Old Norse and translated some sagas (I kid you not), I am a bit rusty. How does one sa "You have an interesting birthday?"
Posted: 22 Oct 2006, 02:00
Im stupid and red wine, when you say Norse, do you mean norwegian? I know they atleast say Norse in Holland.Petseri wrote:Although I did take a semester of Old Norse and translated some sagas (I kid you not), I am a bit rusty. How does one sa "You have an interesting birthday?"
Im gonna log off, so if it was norwegian you meant, or if not you get it anyway
Du har en interessant bursdag.
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 09:39
Old Norse article on Wiki.
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 16:09
Stupid it is thenmarkfiend wrote:Old Norse article on Wiki.
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 16:30
I think our welcome was too much, he/she/it has never posted again, and now I'll never know how to say "my hovercraft is full of eels" a'la Bjőrk 
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 16:35
...and I'm thinking it was probably a spam, but one that actually got us interested...
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 16:36
You have a hovercraft full of eels? 
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 16:39
doesn't everyone?markfiend wrote:You have a hovercraft full of eels?
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 16:44
I had mine a moment ago. Where did I put it?James Blast wrote:doesn't everyone?markfiend wrote:You have a hovercraft full of eels?
I bet it's down the back of the sofa.
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 17:52
Rest assured, James: "Svifnökkvinn minn er fullur af álum"James Blast wrote:I think our welcome was too much, he/she/it has never posted again, and now I'll never know how to say "my hovercraft is full of eels" a'la Bjőrk
An interesting birthday, indeed.
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 18:15
I really must stop trying to be nice.Petseri wrote:An interesting birthday, indeed.
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 18:23
Look at the bright side: you learned an Icelandic phrase about eels.James Blast wrote:I really must stop trying to be nice.Petseri wrote:An interesting birthday, indeed.
Besides, do you really want to be known as the guy who yells at people after their first post? There are plenty of others here who play that part. Stick with your tradition of letting them post a few times before they experience your trademark Next!
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 18:43
Next!
sometimes, it's nice, nay comforting, to be predictable
sometimes, it's nice, nay comforting, to be predictable
Posted: 23 Oct 2006, 19:38
Ah, home sweet home.James Blast wrote:Next!
sometimes, it's nice, nay comforting, to be predictable