Re: Linguistic help needed from native english speakers
Saucepan Man wrote:
Age: Is relative
wtf age isnt relative in the slightest. of all the relative and subjective things in the whole world you pick one of the very few things that actually arent arguable at all
k look, ur born on a certain day at a certain time (ie slide out of the vag) and then you count the difference in years between then and now
and if you start go on about "dur relativistic time" im gonna need to find more palms to put on my face as the two i have now are gonna be devoted to slapping you upside your head
just say your age man; dont worry your butthole is safe from us
Mon May 16, 2011 5:36 pm
TorrentHKU
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Re: Linguistic help needed from native english speakers
Probably under 13, in which case Ban.
Mon May 16, 2011 6:58 pm
deskup
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Re: Linguistic help needed from native english speakers
TorrentHKU Can you please hide your first post under spoiler?
Thx to everyone who answered, i cannot really give a concrete answer so far, at least not untill i consult my curator. Also, a small problem is that you have time to think, but I guess thats not so bad after all. DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVE NOT ANSWERED
Some things that are certain - dragons really are connected to fire, flying and destruction in general, other stuff is less common, like differenciation between european and asian, scales, tails, intelligence. Just as my dictionary analysis said, which is a good thing. On the other hand, it also said dragons are connected to people, which i dont find in your answers(evil women and such)... The only person from UK gave an answer about Wales, which is also an interesting aspect i didn't expect. I guess it has something to do with it's emblem... Should do a check. Shotgun flame thrower? That was a WOW, usage as guns rocks. Also, destruction and flames and such. Special thanks to Dr. Evil and his boat, that one is really a jewel. Don't think many people in russia heard about it. His suggestion about spoilers was a brilliant idea, which i should have thought of myself
Keep it coming, the more people the better^^
Tue May 17, 2011 3:12 pm
Saucepan Man
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Re: Linguistic help needed from native english speakers
Sorry, I wasn't trying to be unhelpful, I just don't like showcasing my age on the internet, and I didn't see much point to it, especially when I haven't been here too long. Hope you can understand/forgive me... I am in my early 20's if that helps at all.
Tue May 17, 2011 5:10 pm
CaveCricket48
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Re: Linguistic help needed from native english speakers
Nonsequitorian wrote:
I'd like to help, but I'm not technically a native English speaker, I've just been speaking it for much of my life, and am clearly more fluent than most people my age in the US. Should I still give info?
What he said.
Though, English is now the only language I speak.
Tue May 17, 2011 9:55 pm
deskup
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Re: Linguistic help needed from native english speakers
I wouldn't really consider that a trouble, but in that case please state your native language and age from which you learned English and country you live in. Just wanted to simplify things. Might also make an interesting impact tho^^ If you don't want that info public I guess PM is a good thing to do. No one will see whose it is, promise.
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Just as my dictionary analysis said, which is a good thing. On the other hand, it also said dragons are connected to people, which i dont find in your answers(evil women and such)...