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Malnurtured Snay
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We're elitist bastard assholes.

But seriously, if you think THAT was harsh, you haven't seen a noob come in who doesn't know how to capialize, use proper punctuation, or know the proper useages of --
"know/now/no"
"new/knew"
"their/there/they're"
--and so on. We go slightly easier on those for whom English is a second language and are currently learning it. It's always amusing when many of our members who learned English as their second language use it better then those who grew up with English.

Anyway. Slight rambling. But that is when we get SERIOUSLY harsh.

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The Defiant
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Can I be one like you too? Please? Please? Aww... come on. I don't speak English. I spead Southern English. I can't talk like people from New York. I can only TYPE like that.
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David Templar
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Um, just a thought, I don't think samui can be used to describe kaze, since samui is only used to describe the weather ("kyo wa samui desu", "it's cold today"). Although the wind is a weather phenomenon, it's not weather in itself. So your nick really should be "Tsumetaikaze".

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The Defiant
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quote:
Originally posted by David Templar:
Um, just a thought, I don't think samui can be used to describe kaze, since samui is only used to describe the weather ("kyo wa samui desu", "it's cold today"). Although the wind is a weather phenomenon, it's not weather in itself. So your nick really should be "Tsumetaikaze".

Huh?? [Confused] [Confused] [Confused] [Smile] [Confused] [Confused] [Confused]

[ May 21, 2002, 17:29: Message edited by: The Defiant ]

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The_Tom
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Nippon.

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The359
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NISMO? [Razz]

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Nim
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Is Samuikaze and Defiant the same person?

[ May 21, 2002, 17:59: Message edited by: Nim Pim ]

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The Defiant
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No. I don't even have 3-d software...
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quote:
Originally posted by The359:
Why does every newbie lamer who gets into trouble think there's a grand conspiracy against them? [Roll Eyes]

Well there is (and it even applies to real life), its called Darwinism [Smile]
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The Defiant
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[OPINON}I'd say that if you make ot to become a senior member without being banned or gotten warnings your damn lucky.[/OPINION] [Wink]
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Ritten
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I don't think I've gotten any warnings.... A few threads were passed over....

Hey, I forgot to bitch about it....

You rotten pukes, ignoring my threads I started a year and a half ago.... [Wink]

Well, it happens......

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A leek too, pretty much a negi.....

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Dat
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Well, at least you're not ol' Darkie as someone has talked about earlier. Now, he was really out of it.

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TSN
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Well, this thread explains the last thread I read. But what explains this thread?
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Charles Capps
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Why, that thread over there, of course. *points*
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capped
I WAS IN THE FUTURE, IT WAS TOO LATE TO RSVP
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most newbies initiations are the 'Long Walk in the Desert' test and 'The Unblinking Eye' test.. however, we may get all the way to the 'Paddling of the Swollen Ass' on these guys.

The broken English makes it especially amusing. What is 'canocity'? Who 'speads' what language now?

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