Ye Olde Pub (The English Pub)

[Liquid Crystal]

dang, and i really thought about that one.....for like 30 second's ^^

 

Byt the way, Pondus rocks Nemi, thou I love nemi as well =)

Endret 21. november 2006 av Liquid Crystal

[Saddlefall]

I would say I'm pretty well versed in English, especially written. At our school, Noroff, I've written all the writing assignments in English. I use English every day, and have been for years. Games and movies has taught me more than school have, maybe I even think in English most of the time. Anyone else think in English instead of Norwegian?

 

edit: By the way, I also suffer from the "forget-your-mother-language-syndrom" occasionally Anyone know what the Norwegian word for 'washer' is? You know, the little thing that you put between the screw and the thing your screwing? Hmm.. that didn't sound right :!:

Endret 21. november 2006 av Saddlefall

[edge]

Anyone else think in english instead of norwegian?

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I do that all the time. I've startet do skip subtitles in movies to. Read most books in english, i even use english windows

 

EDIT- I even swear in english, when i hit my toe or so...

 

EDIT2- Lol, Saddlefall, we have a lot in common Once, during an test in norwegian, at school, i actually had to ask the dude next to me what the norwegian word for "cry" was

Endret 21. november 2006 av Edge

[Liquid Crystal]

If I see a norwegian movie, I usually think the sentences in english.

Doesen't happen that often in my regular day but when I think abobut problems, like something I'm building at thetime I think and talk loud to my self in english. Pretty wierd\weird =\

i've lived in the USA from when I was 2 untill I was 6...4 years.

 

BTW: The norwegian windows is retarded ^^

Endret 21. november 2006 av Liquid Crystal

[Saddlefall]

I do that all the time. I've startet do skip subtitles in movies to. Read most books in english, i even use english windows

 

EDIT- I even swear in english, when i hit my toe or so...

 

EDIT2- Lol, Saddlefall, we have a lot in common Once, during an test in norwegian, at school, i actually had to ask the dude next to me what the norwegian word for "cry" was

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Haha indeed, me too. I imagine I get alot of the swearing from The Sopranos. "Jesus fucking christ" for example

All our curriculum books for 3D Game Design are all in English too

 

BTW: The norwegian windows is retarded ^^

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Yup, nothing like the original!

Endret 21. november 2006 av Saddlefall

[Simon Aldra]

I also belive its spelled <dictionaries>

 

But at there im absolutely not sure.

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It is. A noun ending with a y, like lolly(pop) in plural ends with "ies", lollies.

 

Dictionary - dictionaries.

 

dang, and i really thought about that one.....for like 30 second's ^^

 

Byt the way, Pondus rocks Nemi, thou I love nemi as well =)

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Nemi is fine. But the best Norwegian catroon, apart from Pondus, which is without doubt the best, is M by Mads Eriksen. It's wonderfull.

[Liquid Crystal]

But! does he have a calendar ^^

 

hm, got quiet here...

Edge: since youre finding all the faulties in mye writing check the subtitles on these movies; http://www.youtube.com/groups_videos?name=dodtunfisk

I think "The duck tape, the tree, the Larsi" "Rabbit named Phil" "Shooting Noppe"

and "Punishment for loosing in strip poker" has got subtitles...

Endret 21. november 2006 av Liquid Crystal

[lceman™]

Finally, my night in "Cleaning Hell" is coming to an end.

I've been tidying up here for a couple of days now, and suddenly I got an urge to do the dishes, the bathroom and the floor.

Now I shall need therapy

[edge]

Finally, my night in "Cleaning Hell" is coming to an end.

I've been tidying up here for a couple of days now, and suddenly I got an urge to do the dishes, the bathroom and the floor.

Now I shall need therapy 

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Pictures

 

We need proof.

Endret 21. november 2006 av Edge

[Simon Aldra]

Probably not.

 

But still, M is seriously good.

[Liquid Crystal]

Finally, my night in "Cleaning Hell" is coming to an end.

I've been tidying up here for a couple of days now, and suddenly I got an urge to do the dishes, the bathroom and the floor.

Now I shall need therapy 

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yeah right, you just need sympathy (and I have no friggin clue how to write that)

[lceman™]

I have no camera, so you'd better take my word for it, or you could come and feel the great smell of fir-needles.

[Liquid Crystal]

what do you mean by the expression smell of fir-needles.?

[lceman™]

what do you mean by the expression smell of fir-needles.?

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The "grønnsåpe" smells of "furunål".

Endret 21. november 2006 av Iceman™

[Liquid Crystal]

aha, I see. so It was a mix of some english and some norwegian...

(snengelsk ^^)

[Ustedalen]

Anyone else think in English instead of Norwegian?

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I do that all the time. Or, it depends what I’m thinking about. If I’m thinking about a thing that is occurring in Norway then I will more or less think in Norwegian, otherwise I will reflect and sometimes dream in English. It freaks me out!

 

Anyway, I actually got an A on my research paper today. I’m so pleased with that, particularly because several students failed or got a bad grade on it.

Endret 21. november 2006 av Ustedalen

[Rampage]

Just watched Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan.

 

Laughed my ass off the entire movie. Haven`t laughed that much since Monty Python and the holy grail. And thats some comparison.

 

I love the way it`s so politicaly uncorrect, with lots of prejudice and some bordering racism =P It`s just so damn funny sometimes.

 

Sascha Cohen was actually reported to the police 91 times during this movie - curtecy IMDB trivia.

 

So, how much damage will the car take if I was to hit a bunch of gypsis?

 

Well, that depends on how fast you would be going.

 

FAST!

 

 

Anyone else seen this masterpiece of humor?

[Xtra]

Yes I have seen Borat and I enjoyed it a lot. As I've seen a lot of the basis for the sketches in the Ali G Show.

 

It was an enjoyable movie, but what most people don't understand is that the film and it's humour reflects others peoples ignorance and racism, not Sasha Baron Cohens. He is a practicing Semite jew, and the most funny part is seeing how people react to him and his odd personality

[AiKi]

I think I'll have to see it, sometime. But Casino Royale is first in the line.

[Cutthroat Bill]

edit: By the way, I also suffer from the "forget-your-mother-language-syndrom" occasionally

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Me too. I think in English so often, I forget certain words in Norwegian. =/

I think I'll have to switch to Norwegian thinking once in a while. ^^,