See, the onyl reason I say #5 should go elsewhere is because.. well.. you normally don't feel deep sorrow when you're holding a trophy.. o.ODPDarkPrimus wrote:HDS, considering I'm half Finn, I gotta say... yeah, it's accurate.
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See, the onyl reason I say #5 should go elsewhere is because.. well.. you normally don't feel deep sorrow when you're holding a trophy.. o.ODPDarkPrimus wrote:HDS, considering I'm half Finn, I gotta say... yeah, it's accurate.
Firey French toast breath?darthdavid wrote:A link that will either blow up your modem due to sacreligiousness, or, if you're a 56ker, due to it's massive size. For mary mother of jesus don't click on the link of the picture i made. I plead you with you.
Death Lies Within This Link!!!
That's sure to eat all my angelfire bandwidth.
It's a little something commonly known as "Fake Russian" I used as many Cyrillic letters as possible so it could still be readable in English, but still visually pass off as vaguely Russian. Considering most online cases of Fake Russian just use the 'backwards R' and stick in crap like gamma, and omega, I'm pretty damn proud (though I guess I could have stayed with a standard 'D'. That was a last-minute choice).Crayz9000 wrote:That is wrong on so many levels, mainly because I can (sort of) read Cyrillic. (Read it to pronounce it, but have only a little clue as to what it means. Just like I can do the same with Greek...)
If read as Cyrillic, that should be (unless I fucked up royally):
Pa, good wobk, combape. Now you eabnep 20 reorle's hebo roints. 2800 mobe roints and you can have the soviet-mape gluejeans!
Actually.. that first symbol makes a D sound.Crayz9000 wrote:That is wrong on so many levels, mainly because I can (sort of) read Cyrillic. (Read it to pronounce it, but have only a little clue as to what it means. Just like I can do the same with Greek...)
If read as Cyrillic, that should be (unless I fucked up royally):
Pa, good wobk, combape. Now you eabnep 20 reorle's hebo roints. 2800 mobe roints and you can have the soviet-mape gluejeans!
D'oh. I didn't think I got it right.verilon wrote:[[EDIT] Oh, and as far as the fake Russian.. well.. I don't remember seeing that "O"-ish character in either Greek or Russian. o.O The F character in Russian, though, looks like Phi...
Bleh... I for one don't find said "Fake Russian" very funny, particularly in the case of Я (which makes a "ya" sound IIRC). But, whatever floats your boatDarth Utsanomiko wrote:It's a bit ironinc we've spent the last 7 posts serriously discussing proper Cyrillic pronounciation, all due to a Smirnoff-esque poster with quirky grammar that offers out red communist-star stickers for doing good deeds.darthdavid wrote:Still phunny
Like I said, if I wrote it completely in Cyrillic, the crowd of people I've alienated/bored would quadruple. Thank you for shopping, we hope to see you as a regular customer.JediNeophyte wrote:Bleh... I for one don't find said "Fake Russian" very funny, particularly in the case of Я (which makes a "ya" sound IIRC). But, whatever floats your boat