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Well....I want a new PC, but haven't the cash for it.
Next one would like to float in space and - without any gravity - play Pacman.
I hate Pacman. But I would like to float through space.
Next one can't understand why I can't stand Pacman.
Angryminer
17-05-2005, 21:44
Yes, he bites!
The next one knows the average speed of an unloaded swallow.
Angryminer
No, afraid not.
Next one runs naked in the forest at night.
Too dangerous and too cold.
Next one runs naked through the city by day.
Angryminer
18-05-2005, 21:18
Too dangerous and too cold.
The next one never goes dressed in public.
Angryminer
the knightly sword
18-05-2005, 21:58
uhm of course everyone has to (otherwsie its an protester , nature lover or simply a maniac)
the next one is warlord
Um - no. Not yet. :angel:
Next one would like to go to Japan.
Yes, and lots of other places around the world!:biggrin:
Next one remembers when "streaking" was popular!
I wasn't born then, you old timer :wink:
Next one can speak Japanesse fluently and will prove it by translate this small sentence below.
Sumimasen, baga!
I'm afraid I can't... so what does it mean?
Next one will tell me what it means
the knightly sword
22-05-2005, 14:40
well actually no
the next one knew what it meant
I do, but i will let you guess what it means before i tell you.
Next one will actually tell the rest what it means.
I had Chinese at school but I have no idea of japanese.
Next one will solve our Japanese problem.
"I, I mean myself, cannot make up for what you have done for me well enough!"
The next one believes my interpretation.
Nah, it's too long for two words :lol:
Next one has a different translation
Angryminer
23-05-2005, 17:45
Yes: "Shut up, idiot"
The next one doesn't believe me.
Angryminer
You are right about that!
I know my translation is right, I researched it!
In Japanese they don't necessarily have words that translate as a word for word translation. They have single words for whole sentences.
baga stands for "I mean myself"
Sumimasen is "I can not make up for what you have done for me well enough!"
another way of saying it would be "I am sorry I cannot repay the kindness you have shown me, I mean myself!"
Next one believes I actually took the time to research the meaning!
the knightly sword
23-05-2005, 22:20
well i actually do
the next one is going to tell me that he didnt research it
You know what, i think he did :scratch:
Little longer than I orginally thought but Dobber's right (i thought Sumimasen meant like "I'm sorry" or "Excuse me" and Baga meant "Idiot"
Mystery solved people :cheers:
Next one will now learn japanese and if you will not, i will hunt you down with a Katana! (just joking :wink: )
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