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He knows Tyrone, the guy who will turn the water back on for you for twelve bucks.
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THE SACRIFICE IS COMPLETE. THE BOILERMEN HAVE FRESH SOULS. THEY CAN DO SHIFT CHANGES.
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Harry Potter is not a world view, read another book or I will piss on the moon with my super laser piss.
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Vilage is a confirmed Detroiter.
He knows Tyrone, the guy who will turn the water back on for you for twelve bucks.
@Vilageidiotx
Sounds good.
As per my end it's mostly curiosity on my part. Although curiosity that'll pay off later. I have plans that'll put Chinese characters in the Congo so knowing some Bantu terms and structure is nice. On top of that for another RP I got myself set up in the Congo so knowing some of this fun will help me do localization things since the primary perspective characters thus far aren't necessarily Bantu-speakers.
Reiteration of words in the Bantu languages is fun too. Basically the word for "stabing" can be reiterated to mean, "Attack" or "war". So "Stab stab" translates to "to attack, to [go to] war" or something. And then there's a word that has no meaning on its own unless said twice to mean "chaos".
Sounds good.
As per my end it's mostly curiosity on my part. Although curiosity that'll pay off later. I have plans that'll put Chinese characters in the Congo so knowing some Bantu terms and structure is nice. On top of that for another RP I got myself set up in the Congo so knowing some of this fun will help me do localization things since the primary perspective characters thus far aren't necessarily Bantu-speakers.
Reiteration of words in the Bantu languages is fun too. Basically the word for "stabing" can be reiterated to mean, "Attack" or "war". So "Stab stab" translates to "to attack, to [go to] war" or something. And then there's a word that has no meaning on its own unless said twice to mean "chaos".
For no reason I found myself reading on the Bantu languages and their noun structure is amazing.
Like forget German verb conjugations, that's easy in comparison to the fucking 13 pre-fixes that are attached to words in the Bantu languages.
Like forget German verb conjugations, that's easy in comparison to the fucking 13 pre-fixes that are attached to words in the Bantu languages.
@Joegreenbeen
Do you need to be tucked in?
Do you need warm milk?
Do you need to hear one of uncle Aaron's spoopy stories?
Do you need to be tucked in?
Do you need warm milk?
Do you need to hear one of uncle Aaron's spoopy stories?
*typing an IC halfway*
*laptop lights up 'low battery' warning window*
*looks around for a power point but all are already occupied*
...Damn. Sorry partners, your IC responses from moi will have to wait till tomorrow.
>Not saving shit
>Not writing posts while laptop is always plugged in
by god wut a casul
@genghismike
That's fucking work though. You gotta pop the hood, lean in over the engine, pick a spark plug, and start pulling shit. And if you haven't touched anything in a century then you can bet your ass its sealed itself in.
Much better to hide the key(s).
That's fucking work though. You gotta pop the hood, lean in over the engine, pick a spark plug, and start pulling shit. And if you haven't touched anything in a century then you can bet your ass its sealed itself in.
Much better to hide the key(s).
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