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Ooookay.

Um... Lol?

Die Antwoord - Doosdronk

Afrikaans ♥_♥ :3

Here is more:

Lindsay:


Paris: (This is from her sex tape btw)


There's more than that but meh.

Reminds me of the things I did a while back with presidents: http://nortajnh.deviantart.com/art/jerdge-wershangtern-162493336 http://nortajnh.deviantart.com/art/jern-aderms-162643339 http://nortajnh.deviantart.com/art/thermos-jerfosern-162745425 http://nortajnh.deviantart.com/art/jerms-merdisern-16...

Oooh I found Silvana Mangano:

Pthug wrote:that's definitely edge detection

Oh well done....

Brownie point.

A new thing I'm starting up using only actors or musicians before the 1970s.

Marilyn Monroe:


Jascha Heifetz:

Torco wrote:La Renga: La Balada del Diablo Y la Muerte

That is a preeeeeeeeeeeeetty cheesy songname.


Jascha Heifetz playing Paganini's Caprice No.24. A good version. You can get some really shitty ones.

Piotr wrote:Піккардійська терція - Вілча ноц \m/

@Jacqui: Ёр мейкиӈ һедўей. On the web I'm confronted with many perfectly patternless "transcriptions" from Cyrillic on a daily basis - and I don't react; but this is a good place to show the world that I do care.

Yor meĭking hedŭyeĭ.

I'm making what?

Also, str- . That must be hell. Nah. Icelandic and Swedish dialects have strj-. You're overgeneralizing here. German has /ʃtr/ and /ʃpr/ too, and for speakers of Germanic languages this probably doesn't seem so difficult or unusual. And Pennsylvania Dutch has /ʃtr/ and /ʃpr/ too. Muttersprache > Mu...

Also, str- . That must be hell. Nah. Icelandic and Swedish dialects have strj-. You're overgeneralizing here. German has /ʃtr/ and /ʃpr/ too, and for speakers of Germanic languages this probably doesn't seem so difficult or unusual. And Pennsylvania Dutch has /ʃtr/ and /ʃpr/ too. Muttersprache > Mu...

Kopachris wrote:alupeŝ [alu.p̬ɛʃ] n.- 1. beet. 2. sugar, because it comes from beets.

Next word: Lapis lazuli

Lapis lasuuli

E.g. Ranggałattuguk lapis lasuuli He ate lapis lazuli a moment ago.
(I know that you can't eat it but, oh well.)


Directory.

Aquuyuqa- to pronounce incorrectly.

E.g. Aquuyuqataaluyuna I pronounced it very much incorrectly.
Tułayuq aquuyuqataaluyuuk She hears the two of them mispronounce many words.


Snow.

Piotr wrote:Ramona Rey - Obietnica


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Jacqui wrote:

Piotr wrote:Зніч - Што за ўсе тлусцейшае?

Znich - Što za ŭse tlustseĭšaye?

Should be ŭsio or something, it's really ё but someone failed to diaeresize it. Also, ch but š? Eeew.

God, perfectionist...

Znič - Što za ŭsyo tlustseĭšaye?

Viktor77 wrote:

Skomakar'n wrote:Thanks! You should try shading if you haven't. It's fun! I can barely draw a doodle without shading it.

Well, ok, I did try it once but this is all the further I got haha:

You should consider this.

Imagine screaming,

QANGATASUUKKUVIMMUURRIAQALAAQTUNGA!!!
"I'll have to go to the airport!!!"

In a taxi.

TaylorS wrote:In informal spoken English, at least around here, it's very common to reduce the preposition "to" into [tʰ] before consonants and [tʰɰ] before vowels.

Mine's like, the other way around but [tʰɔ]

It's funny how people obviously didn't read my whole post...

Strč prst skrz krk , meaning "stick a finger through your neck" in Czech. Smrž pln skvrn zvlhl z mlh "A morel full of spots wetted from fogs". (Here zvlhl has two syllables based on L; note that the preposition z consists of a single consonant. Only prepositions do this in Czech, and they normally ...

Sko, seeing as nobody has explained it properly yet, a playfight are people pretending to fight, so they are playing basically.

Piotr wrote:Зніч - Што за ўсе тлусцейшае?

Znich - Što za ŭse tlustseĭšaye?

Sorry, just felt like romanising it.

I've fallen in love with this song again.

We Butter The Bread With Butter - 13 Wünsche