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Anttaru

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German and French will be implemented in the translators now. i wonder of the new nations will have the myth of NA and JPN of being superior in parties, and not look at it as the exsperienced player.

Will this bring our freshmen closer to us, as they try to set a keen example of how an excellent player is, as a million more newbies enter the scene ?

Will we be the middle child along side our Japanese and European brothers and sisters, as we get to exsperience a new nation entering our world, as the Japanese did for us ?

We were welcome by some, and rejected by others.Ofcoase those 2 factors stood out because of the different nations, we have pricks in every country. Personally i wouldn't want to see any national steriotypes, but this cannot be helped, i don't like like "JP PT Only", and alot of pricks for my homeland and the states the same... Will there be any simular reactions on our part, as the new nation enters ?

I have a feeling it's our lead to set the standards of peace. And we can achieve that well, if we write our paths as to how we are going to greet our new company now.
 
Tyrion said:
Get ready to start seeing...

"Est-ce que quelqu'un me donnera svp Gil?"

and

"Gibt jemand mir Gil bitte?"

/le sigh

LMAO......oh jeez, Im gonna have to retreat back to my cave in Jugner Forest
for another month. This time Im bringing my laptop and a kings ransom of Hong Kong films.
 
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Drewtaru said:
DU....
Du hast......
Du hast mich!!!

:D

I would like to take this opportunity to point out that while the above lyrics are quoted correctly, the actual song is a play on words, as the ultimate meaning of the German 'hast' in this song is along the lines of 'did', though it would most accurately translate into 'You [did ask] asked me', 'Du hast mich gefragt'.

However, there is also the German word 'hasst', which translates to 'hate'. So, until they actually mention 'gefragt' and thus turn the lyrics into a statement that she asked him, it would apprear that they sing about her hating him.

If this is too complicated for you, please continue to listen to Britney.
 
Oops!...I did it again
I played with your heart, got lost in the game
Oh baby, baby
Oops!...You think I'm in love
That I'm sent from above
I'm not that innocent

I feel dead, cold and dirty on the inside...need some sanity...

Don't disturb
The beast
The tempermental goat
The snail while he's feeding on
the Rose
Stay frozen, compromising
What I will
I am

Bend around
The wind silently
thrown about
Again I'm treading so
Soft and lightly
Compromising my will
I am

I am
I will
So no longer
Will I
Lay down
Play dead
Play your doe
in the headlights locked down
and terrified
Your deer in the headlights
shot down and horrified when
Push comes to pull comes to shove
Comes to step around this
Self-destructing dance that never
would've ended till I
Rose,
I roared aloud here
I will
I am.

I am
I will
So no longer
Will I
Lay down
Lay dead
Play this
Kneel down
Gun-shy Martyr
Pitiful
I rose, I roared
I will
I am



That's more like it ^^
 
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Sculli said:
However, there is also the German word 'hasst', which translates to 'hate'. So, until they actually mention 'gefragt' and thus turn the lyrics into a statement that she asked him, it would apprear that they sing about her hating him.

That's what I've always been told it meant.

Anttaru said:
Will this bring our freshmen closer to us, as they try to set a keen example of how an excellent player is, as a million more newbies enter the scene ?

As long as I see lvl 56rdm with an underlvld nin sub using mithkabobs and melee'ing, or even war/whm at any lvl, we're not experienced haha

I figure it'll seperate into the experienced and inexperienced players, it's just when NA came in NA/JP was the gap.
 
Oh god, I'm still in Valkurm as Samurai ; ;

Oh well, time to put that ol' Mentor Status up, and teach the new players how to play =D

But also, Valkurm = LAAAG, OMG, AHHH! ITS LAGGY MCDISCONNECTIN!

...

I am in German III, so I can translate a bit...

Wir uber nehmen die Welt!
 
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Sabia said:
Drewtaru said:
DU....
Du hast......
Du hast mich!!!

:D

Oh god I hate those guys

Awww come one they put on a good show, if you like explosions and fire. Good stage show but the music sounds all the same (kind of like how every Aerosmith song could be off the same album).
 
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Sindarkus said:
Sculli said:
However, there is also the German word 'hasst', which translates to 'hate'. So, until they actually mention 'gefragt' and thus turn the lyrics into a statement that she asked him, it would apprear that they sing about her hating him.

That's what I've always been told it meant.

Yeah, they got you good.
Basically the song goes something like this:

DU
DU HAST
DU HAST MICH
DU HAST MICH GEFRAGT
DU HAST MICH GEFRAGT UND ICH HAB NICHTS GESAGT

WILLST DU BIS DER TOD EUCH SCHEIDET
TREU IHR SEIN FUR ALLE TAGE

NEIN

WILLST DU BIS ZUM TOD DER SCHEIDE
SIE LIEBEN AUCH IN SCHLECHTEN TAGEN

NEIN

Leaving the leading up to it part aside it roughly translates to:

You asked me
And I didn't say a thing

Do you want to be faithful to her till death parts you two

NO

Do you want to love, even in bad times, her till the SCHEIDE dies

NO


Where 'Scheide' directly translates to vagina, but of course you are free to use any kind of filthy subsitute you can come up with, and it really translates to 'the Scheide', not 'her Scheide'.
 
WILLST DU BIS DER TOD EUCH SCHEIDET TREU IHR SEIN FUR ALLE TAGE - These are the Ritual Words said by the Priest during Marriage. It has NOTHING to do with Scheide which means Vagina. Translated it means: "Will you stay Faithful to her until Death do you Part" Your Grammar was off.
 
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