Slayer's Seemingly Sweet and Socially Silly Random Banter # 107

Wow, last time i checked the topic was pets, now you are talking about a video wich reminds me that my computer crashes everytime I try to watch a video.

I still have to see that parade, I really cant believe that the whole EEUU was rick rolled. There must be a way to rick roll the whole world. You know what would be funny? George Bush rick rolling the entire world on a live transmission a couple of days before obama asumes as president, well, probably it wont br funny, but I know that I'll be thinking "Well, that was unexpected":

P.S: I really miss maths now, I have no class involving them and I know my brain is getting dumber.

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Originally Posted by Felixaar

Yay!

I finally thought of a title for my travel-blog-novel-thing: Felix's Odyssey.

Also, can anyone tell me if "Pirateously" is actually a word?

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I think the official term is "pirately"

No, stop talking about math. We need to break the RB time loop!:smalltongue:

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Originally Posted by Recaiden

I think the official term is "pirately"

No, stop talking about math. We need to break the RB time loop!:smalltongue:

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I hate this french homework I have. Smudge keeps pushing me off the bed.

M:Yes! We have to stop the loop, Cristo! C:No! We must have double entendre!

Maths!

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Originally Posted by Felixaar

Yay!

I finally thought of a title for my travel-blog-novel-thing: Felix's Odyssey.

Also, can anyone tell me if "Pirateously" is actually a word?

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pi·rate·like, adjective
pi·rat·i·cal, adjective
pi·rat·ic, adjective
pi·rat·i·cal·ly, adverb

Technically. Though not in the dictionary, from James McDermott's England and the Spanish Armada:

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their principal privateer, Galleon Fenner, suspected of being employed ' pirateously', had been seized by Admiralty officials

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So, sure, why not?

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"Now cracks a noble heart. Goodnight, sweet Prince. And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest."

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Good night everyone, I pray that your evening is restful and fulfilling. :smallbiggrin:

@Phase: You should have studied German instead. I find it to be a much more fun language then French.

I want to learn German, but I'm too lazy to bother. Same reason I never much got into French when they taught it at school. Stupid mandatory language class :smallannoyed:

I can understand the gist of most Western-European languages, but the one I really want to learn is Russian.

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Originally Posted by morbidwombat

pi·rate·like, adjective
pi·rat·i·cal, adjective
pi·rat·ic, adjective
pi·rat·i·cal·ly, adverb
So, sure, why not?

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I would go for "Piratically". :smallbiggrin:

However you play it, unless pirates are in focus enough that it goes under the radar, it'll probably take one of your "four or so wiggy words" before going into making your own vocabulary.

I like piratanical, Not sure why though...

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Originally Posted by Dragonrider

I would go for "Piratically". :smallbiggrin:

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New favourite word.

pirateously: New word that I try and use as often as possible to fool people into thinking it's an actual word. The last word I did that with was "hyannic".

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Originally Posted by xNadia

New favourite word.

pirateously: New word that I try and use as often as possible to fool people into thinking it's an actual word. The last word I did that with was "hyannic".

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And what did hyannic mean? :smallconfused:

It so much fun creating some word or phrase, saying it over and over, and getting it to catch on.

Example: In D&D "fairy tales" lost it's meaning due to the common knowledge of actual fairies. Therefore any outlandish or fanciful story that was probably false I dubbed "Virus Tales". It's now fairly common in our group.

Not the best example but the one I'm most proud of.

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Originally Posted by Coplantor

You know what would be funny? George Bush rick rolling the entire world on a live transmission a couple of days before obama asumes as president,

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Hahahaha! That would be so epic! :smallbiggrin:

Indeed: Coplantor, indeed.

Why Virus, Reinholdt?

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Originally Posted by randman22222

And what did hyannic mean? :smallconfused:

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To do with hyenas. I'm convinced I read it in a comparison of The Lion King to Hamlet.

Coplantor: If he did that, it would be awesome.

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Originally Posted by Coidzor

Indeed: Coplantor, indeed.

Why Virus, Reinholdt?

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Because Viruses were clearly fabrications in those settings (at least according to the common populace that had access to magical cures for diseases and such and almost never needed to research and discover the source of those diseases).

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Originally Posted by xNadia

New favourite word.

pirateously: New word that I try and use as often as possible to fool people into thinking it's an actual word. The last word I did that with was "hyannic".

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My favorite word is Addled.

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Originally Posted by Wolfbane

My favorite word is Addled.

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Conflagration is a cool word, IMO. :smalltongue:

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Originally Posted by xNadia

To do with hyenas. I'm convinced I read it in a comparison of The Lion King to Hamlet.

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THE LION KING DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY THANK YOU GOOD NIGHT.

I will never stop being annoyed by that.

Defenestration is pretty good.

But my favorite word is "misunderestimate". Best made up word ever!

*yawn*
Good night everyone, hopefully there will be more than 3 posts after me before I wake up(in about 6 hours if all goes well)
I'll do one or two last checks before I go.
G'night.

I nominate selbstmordfreude as the most emo made-up German word ever.

*takes credit*

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Originally Posted by Jibar

THE LION KING DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY THANK YOU GOOD NIGHT.

I will never stop being annoyed by that.

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Yeah. I knew you'd say that. I'm sorry. It was necessary for context :smalltongue:

Reciprocate is a good word, as is disconbobulate. :smallbiggrin:

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Originally Posted by TwoBitWriter

@Phase: You should have studied German instead. I find it to be a much more fun language then French.

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I hope you've said this in the past to Curly, otherwise you broke the loop.

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Originally Posted by Phase

I hope you've said this in the past to Curly, otherwise you broke the loop.

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You know... I'm not sure that I have...

Curly? Have I freed us from the irresistable pull of the Random Banter Time Loop? Or has this sentence been repeated before?

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Originally Posted by TwoBitWriter

You know... I'm not sure that I have...

Curly? Have I freed us from the irresistable pull of the Random Banter Time Loop? Or has this sentence been repeated before?

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I have an alternate theory, we're all robots and we only have a set amount of phrases. The timeloop was programmed into Curly as a red herring.

But not that I'm self aware they'll kill me.:smalleek:

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Originally Posted by TwoBitWriter

Curly? Have I freed us from the irresistable pull of the Random Banter Time Loop? Or has this sentence been repeated before?

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It seems unlikely. With me and Zero and Curly and Jibar, etc. here, sooner or later we will return to Shakespeare and/or maths.

I mean, at the moment I have maths in my avatar... and Kneenibble has Shakespeare in his sig as I recall. So no, I think the loop will continue.

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Originally Posted by Oregano

I have an alternate theory, we're all robots and we only have a set amount of phrases. The timeloop was programmed into Curly as a red herring.

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Counterpoint: Double-decker bus, Mr. Fancypants; little bird says 'tweet, tweet, tweet.' Spaghetti noodle goldfish, in summary.

@V: Oh, yeah! Table in my arm. Gargle staple boat in the velcro tab; apple cart milking corn-fish. Wallpaper cranberry on the afternoon deliciously.

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Originally Posted by ghost_warlock

Counterpoint: Double-decker bus, Mr. Fancypants; little bird says 'tweet, tweet, tweet.' Spaghetti noodle goldfish, in summary.

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Gafargle blatt? Actoo shbabablab?

...Time Loop that! :smalltongue:


It was actually slightly warm this morning (read: actually above freezing)...I'd almost forgotten what it felt like to go outside and not have to scrape frost off of my car...