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Geek Culture / How Many Languages Do You Speak?

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Matt Rock
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Posted: 6th Mar 2006 19:54
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I've heard of pidgeon-holing... is their goose-holing? Sounds painful!


"Hell is an Irish Pub where it's St. Paddy's day all year long" ~ Christopher, The Sopranos
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Manticore Night
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Posted: 6th Mar 2006 21:06
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They both sound kinky and illegal to me.

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Deadwords
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Posted: 7th Mar 2006 01:35
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Quote: "3t r3f4zorz 357 l3 m4ud1T 4Ngl415, p45 t01."

Oh ok

Quote: "Does it mean: "Ne toucher pas mes fesses"? I have a feelling "l'q" either means "la queue" or "cul". and does "ds" mean "dans"? Please tell me it's killing me!"

No it's not this... it means "Je vais te le fouttre dans le cul". Sorry kids that know french here
"Mot'" is our way to say "Je vais te"
"l'crisser" is "le fouttre"
"ds" means "dans"
"l'q" means "le cul", this one you got it right.

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Freddy 007
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Posted: 7th Mar 2006 17:31
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I speak Danish, English, German, Norwegian, and I can communicate with Swedish speaking people.


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Manticore Night
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Posted: 7th Mar 2006 17:42
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Quote: ""Je vais te le fouttre dans le cul""
Well at least I figured out it was somehting obsecne.

How did you get crisser out of fouttre?
But I guess it's better than how some people here speak. I'm pretty sure "Hi monsieur", "je vais talker a dad", and "Come on, Ivon" is our fault.

Apparently Texans call Québec, Kwiiiiiiiibec.

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Deadwords
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Posted: 7th Mar 2006 23:38
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Quote: "How did you get crisser out of fouttre?"

No idea... maybe because "criss" is a "bad word" that everybody use... also, we use "tabarnaker" ("tabarnak" is a bad word that comes from "tabernacle" and "criss" from "christ".) to say something like "fouttre".

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Manticore Night
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Posted: 8th Mar 2006 00:12 Edited at: 8th Mar 2006 00:19
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Quote: "("tabarnak" is a bad word that comes from "tabernacle" and "criss" from "christ".)"
Yeah, we use those to. Acctually I think everyone uses tabarnac.

So you just use crisser for a replacment swear?

I've never heard anyone say crisser before, and I've never seen tabarnac with a "er" before either.

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Deadwords
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Posted: 8th Mar 2006 02:39
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Quote: "I've never heard anyone say crisser before, and I've never seen tabarnac with a "er" before either."

You never get here in Quebec, it's sure.

Quote: "So you just use crisser for a replacment swear?"

Well, yeah.

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Essence
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Location: The Netherlands
Posted: 8th Mar 2006 07:54 Edited at: 8th Mar 2006 07:56
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First language: Dutch
Second: English
Third: German
Fourth: Japanese - Katakana

Goeiedag
Goodday
Gutentag
Konichua

Oh and Computer languages

QBasic
MSX-Basic
(atari)Basic (that one should be just 'basic' i guess)
Visual Basic
Visual Basic .NET (2.0 )
Delphi
Borland Pascal
Java (script)
VB-Script
HTML
PHP
ASP
ASP.NET
Perl
Flash-script

uhh.. well that would be it i guess (yeah i'm quite a geek now and then)



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x1bwork
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Posted: 8th Mar 2006 22:02
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Perl: First language
English: Native tongue
French: Quebec forced it on me,growing up.
Turkish: My girl friend is Turkish. Had little choice over the years
DBP: Still Learning
C/C++: Baics of and some sockets.
Assembler: Was a virus writer in high school

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Data
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Location: Winnipeg,Canada
Posted: 8th Mar 2006 23:40
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I know fluent english(duh...), fluent Polish, some French, and can understand people talking Russian.

http://jimmyr.co.uk
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Seppuku Arts
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Joined: 18th Aug 2004
Location: Cambridgeshire, England
Posted: 9th Mar 2006 00:15
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Hmm I'm back again, as those who read my MSN name may have noticed I'm just started to learn italian, and so thats another language to add to
English
German
Little French
Learning Jap
Going to learn Chin
Going to learn Spanish
(those 2 will be good after Jap and Italian, would be a good contrast)
Sorry I just like learning languages


Sono bello!

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