Radagast wrote:I quit WoW before christmas - cold turkey. Now I just play music.
Pie Man wrote:Fixed.Radagast wrote:I quit WoW before christmas - cold turkey. Now I just play Guitar Hero.
Radagast wrote:I quit WoW before christmas - cold turkey. Now I just play music.
Pie Man wrote:Fixed.Radagast wrote:I quit WoW before christmas - cold turkey. Now I just play Guitar Hero.
psygnisfive wrote:Actually its spelled ante. Upping your auntie is probably illegal.
schwhatever wrote:Some restrictions apply. Not available in all dialects. To place an order call 1-800-ALLOPHONES. Call in the next five minutes and receive a FREE field study recorder!
Primordial Soup wrote:Aww, thanks. I figured this board was one of the few places where people would get a pun that requires at least passing familiarity with Zork, the concept of a "basic color term", and Chinese and/or Japanese linguistic history.Elyndian wrote:Primordial I love your sig! Zork rules! Hahaha!!
Damn -- I can't fit this in my sig:Dewrad wrote:Yes, thank you Chomsky.Mugdokker wrote:Nonsense can be grammatically correct.
Oh, well, already retired the other one.bricka wrote:"Biblial" to me would be the sound you make when you close a large book for dramatic effect.PTSnoop wrote:Edit: fixed "biblial" to "bilabial". For some reason, I've always read it as "biblial". Thanks, TomHChappell.
Yiuel wrote:Well, human languages are weird enough :
"Have you seen those aliens? Look at how the transmit information between each other : encodings travelling through differences in air pressure. Isn't that weird? They cry and move their mouths and their friend gets the message hearing the variation in pressure it creates. Truly amazing."
psygnisfive wrote:It's the arrogance of assuming that everyone but you is wrong that I dislike.
Salmoneus wrote:(NB Dewrad is behaving like an adult - a petty, sarcastic and uncharitable adult, admittedly, but none the less note the infinitely higher quality of flame)
Dewrad wrote:You know, for a retarded girl you're talented ^__^Serali wrote:Aren't they cute? Just made them. The original had very dark green stripes with white. And I messed around with the colors on Gifworks.
Serali wrote:Why thank you! ^_^
Pisceesumsprecan wrote:Note that 'no' translates the use of 'it' as a dummy pronoun. The word has been around for a while (in my conlang) and I've forgotten it's etymology. My conlang is West Germanic. If anyone has any ideas about where it might come from, do tell.
Pthag wrote:gsandi wrote:It had its worshipped founders,gsandi wrote:its sacred textsgsandi wrote:and its privileged interpreters,gsandi wrote:its obsessive dogmas,gsandi wrote:its schismsgsandi wrote:and its pretense that it was needed to guide peoples' day-to-day activities.gsandi wrote:Its main departure from other religions was that it did not accept the need for a belief in GodThe Constitution wrote:Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion....gsandi wrote:although a good philosopher could probably see a divine analogy to such concepts as the categorical imperative.
boustrophedon wrote:On the other hand, this book becomes a surreal artistic masterpiece if you read every exclamation point as a sudden high-pitched warbling cry.
http://www.spinnoff.com/zbb/viewtopic.php?p=603395Legros wrote: it is a well-established fact that human beings occasionally have sex with goats and sheep, but never with cats.
Dewrad wrote:Well, you know where I work...Gremlins wrote:We're going to play "hunt-the-heathen". I just got my pitchfork back from the blacksmith.Dewrad wrote:Any of you nominally Christian folks doing anything religious to commemorate the death and resurrection of the son of your god, or are you all just going to wallow in rampant secularism?
The Ubykh Wheel of FortunePekka wrote:After 20 minutes of guessing various consonants a contestant finally gets one right.
Host: Would you like to buy a vowel?
Contestant: Yes, both of them please.
LOL! Where did this one come from? There was also one that Sano had written in response to some one who mentioned using a Chinese dictionary and it started out like thisZhen Lin wrote:The Serali Continuum Hypothesis: Scripts form an well-ordered set under the relation "more pretty than", i.e. for any given nonempty subset there is a script for which all other scripts are more pretty than.
Trivial corollary: There is a least pretty script.
Conjecture: The set of scripts can be mapped onto the interval [0, +∞).