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At 2/6/06 01:16 AM, EnragedSephiroth wrote: Nice, I think Spanish poetry is easier than english because Spanish is a much more richer language. You really have to struggle to get things flowing in english.
Spanish is better for poetry, but English is better for music. As Fernando Lasalvia said, you could sing washunwei over and over again and it would still sound cool, while any non-folkloric composition in Spanish is doomed to sound, well, kinda dumb.
If I may make a suggestion, look to Pablo Neruda for some inspiration.
omg neruda was teh commie
Yeah, anyways. Neruda. It went kind of...
Puedo escribir los versos más tristes esta noche
escribir, por ejemplo, el cielo está estrellado
y tiritan azules los astros, a lo lejos.
Or something like that. I can never fucking remember the lines that follow after that. Damn you, Neruda!
At 2/6/06 01:43 AM, fli wrote: I don't know why, but when I write in Spanish, "My heart is on fire..."
People actually believe that my heart is engulfed in fire.
Could be because of the synonyms. Some words are more used to be taken literally, while others appear more in metaphores.
For example, if you write "Mi corazón se incendia", that's a bit more literal, but "Mi corazón arde" would be more appropiate if you mean that in a subjective sense.
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At 2/6/06 02:00 PM, red_skunk wrote: Uhhh...... Wie gehts?
Nichts, UND DU?!?!?!
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Hey Michael, the cats are up over in Flickr.
So often times it happens, that we live our lives in chains, and we never even know we had the key...
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At 2/6/06 02:01 PM, Empanado wrote: Muslims won't be happy. But I laughed.
Me too.
PS Death to Israel
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I'm pwning the McDonalds game. Just enough evil to make a profit, not enough to anger people. The anti-globalization dudes actually love me, I can't understand that one.
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At 2/6/06 03:56 PM, red_skunk wrote: I'm pwning the McDonalds game. Just enough evil to make a profit, not enough to anger people. The anti-globalization dudes actually love me, I can't understand that one.
Well, that is until I let the game run in the background while I posted here. Doh.
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As FAFSA deadlines approach I would like to renew my offer to do taxes for $20 or a Foamy t-shirt.
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At 2/6/06 04:37 PM, William_T_Riker wrote: As FAFSA deadlines approach I would like to renew my offer to do taxes for $20 or a Foamy t-shirt.
A foamy shirt is worth its weight in gold. How much does a shirt weigh?
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At 2/6/06 01:29 PM, red_skunk wrote: Puppy Bowl II fucking KICKED ASS.
HAHAHA we were watching that during the commercials. We're like... "this is so gay... but I can't change the channel!"
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At 2/6/06 04:45 PM, LadyGrace wrote:At 2/6/06 01:29 PM, red_skunk wrote: Puppy Bowl II fucking KICKED ASS.HAHAHA we were watching that during the commercials. We're like... "this is so gay... but I can't change the channel!"
I'm writing a review of it for a class. It's going to be a blast writing it.
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Wait, they made a game of dogs playing football during halftime.
How come no one told me.
I would pay to watch that.
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Between the motion And the act, Falls the Shadow
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At 2/6/06 06:00 PM, Data89 wrote: Wait, they made a game of dogs playing football during halftime.
It was three hours long.
How come no one told me.
I made a topic in General...
I would pay to watch that.
Two million people tuned in for it last year. The ratings were undoubtably higher this year. =]
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Now you just know they'll try to combine dogs with poker. When they do someone should take a picture
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At 2/6/06 06:28 PM, red_skunk wrote:At 2/6/06 06:00 PM, Data89 wrote:
It was three hours long.
didn't know puppys could play that long.
I made a topic in General...
I'm not in general much.
I would pay to watch that.Two million people tuned in for it last year. The ratings were undoubtably higher this year. =]
Do you have a site for clips of it.
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At 2/6/06 06:40 PM, Data89 wrote: didn't know puppys could play that long.
They had a bunch of puppies, and they took turns. I counted ten in the field at one point...
Oh gawd, it was glorious.
Do you have a site for clips of it.
Animalplanet.com has clips somewhere.
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I found it, I found it.
The Puppy Bowl
or just a clip from it.
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At 2/5/06 08:02 PM, fli wrote: This game blends two of BeFell's favorite things: McDonald's and Capitalism.
Those are the same thing. McDonalds is such an icon of capitalistic perfection that it is almost an honor to work there... almost. But what the hell, flexiable hours, high pay and free food, who can complain.
I really like how the game teaches hippies that capitalists are perfectly willing to make changes as long as it's profitable
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So... before I make a thread about it.. Was there already one about the two British soldiers in Basra who were dressed up "undercover" as Iraqis, and who fired on a crowd of people / police? And their car was laden with explosives?
Did anyone else even FUCKING HEAR ABOUT THIS??
The end of the world is here, it's just that nobody realizes it.
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At 2/6/06 07:06 PM, red_skunk wrote: The end of the world is here, it's just that nobody realizes it.
*crazy brits*
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At 2/6/06 06:53 PM, Data89 wrote: I found it, I found it.
The Puppy Bowl
or just a clip from it.
http://animal.discov..ry/videogallery.html
a friend of mine watched it. She said it was just three hours of puppies sitting in a pen pissing on the ground.
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At 2/6/06 07:06 PM, red_skunk wrote: Did anyone else even FUCKING HEAR ABOUT THIS??
The end of the world is here, it's just that nobody realizes it.
The fuck? Shit man. That kinda scares the shit outta me. Honestly.
At 2/6/06 01:29 PM, red_skunk wrote: Puppy Bowl II fucking KICKED ASS.
LOL I was blazed out of my mind and watching it and wondering what the hell was going on.
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At 2/6/06 08:57 PM, FAB0L0US wrote: At 2/6/06 01:29 PM, red_skunk wrote:Puppy Bowl II fucking KICKED ASS.LOL I was blazed out of my mind and watching it and wondering what the hell was going on.
You weren't the only person under the influence of something watching it. I woke up at about 5:30 AM and turned on the TV since I couldn't sleep. After looking at all the weather cancellations, I flipped through the channels until I came upon the Puppy Bowl II. I knew what it was, since I remembered it from a topic in General. Maybe it's because I was hung over, but I sat there laughing at it. I just couldn't look away.
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At 2/6/06 12:26 PM, Proteas wrote: Fli, don't take this as me patronizing you, but this is what my spanish teacher told me; translated directly into english, much of spanish reads/sounds like the Old King James translation of the Bible. Old English as it were. So perhaps that may help you out with your writings...
I was lucky enough to extensively study the language of the King James Bible... (one of the original texts) humm... I know it sounds weird, but that's not Old English. It's not even Middle English. And you wouldn't say "Modern English" because that's not a true category, because all languages are essentially modern if you still talk it.
It's categorized as Present Day English... (although it has several archiac words and affixes...)
Now if you want Old English, here's one version of the Lord's Prayer (from Wiki). I can read and understand it pretty well... I can even pronounce several old english words such as father, heaven, and evvil: Fæder, heofonum, and yfele.
Fæder ure þu þe eart on heofonum, si þin nama gehalgod. To becume þin rice, gewurþe ðin willa, on eorðan swa swa on heofonum. Urne gedæghwamlican hlaf syle us todæg, and forgyf us ure gyltas, swa swa we forgyfað urum gyltendum. And ne gelæd þu us on costnunge, ac alys us of yfele. Soþlice.
Although I can probably understand how your teacher may consider the KJV Spanishy... it has a few romantic words here and there. I would probably consider Middle English more Spanishy... especially Chaucer's works.
I'm proud to say I'm one of those few students who can read the original general prologue to Canterbury Tales in its original English version. Very Spanishy... I bet Empanado and Sepheroth can easily learn it too if he listened to audio tapes of it a few times.
*sigh*
I'm writing congress and demanding that they declare last night's Superbowl Half Time show as violating the 8th amendment. It. Was. AWFULL.
I didn't know we had the superbowl.
I liked playing football, but I never got into the act of watching it. I also collected cards, but that was peer pressure. Now I just give them away to my cousins.
Yup.
I am soooooo un-american
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At 2/6/06 04:12 PM, red_skunk wrote:At 2/6/06 03:56 PM, red_skunk wrote: I'm pwning the McDonalds game. Just enough evil to make a profit, not enough to anger people. The anti-globalization dudes actually love me, I can't understand that one.Well, that is until I let the game run in the background while I posted here. Doh.
You were never owning to begin with. That is not acceptable growth!
I still don't see how any of the actions taken in that game are evil aside from putting Industrial waste and maybe growth hormones into the soy.
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At 2/6/06 11:23 PM, MoralLibertarian wrote: I still don't see how any of the actions taken in that game are evil aside from putting Industrial waste and maybe growth hormones into the soy.
No no no...
It's not funny unless you say it like this:
"I still don't see how any of the actions taken in that game are evil...
(aside from putting Industrial waste and maybe growth hormones into the soy.)"
It's all in the timing.
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At 2/6/06 11:23 PM, MoralLibertarian wrote: You were never owning to begin with. That is not acceptable growth!
I was turning a profit and being ethical at the same time. That's pwning in the truest sense of the word.
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At 2/6/06 09:47 PM, fli wrote: Modern English
I was more referring to how things are phrased "Thou shalt not" and the like... but, okay...
I am soooooo un-american
Don't feel bad. I'm not that great at american past times either. I don't drink, don't smoke, don't know how to fix a car, could care less what the "finer points of baseball" are...
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Some of you already know about this, and I thak you guys, and applaud your contributions so far.
But for those of you that don't know, I'm making a mosaic out of Newgrounds-related pictures. I have a prototype on dysplay here. (Dimensions: 4056 x 4032 pixels; Size: roughly 8.5 MB)
Post your own pics to this topic. Mr Biggles, fli, Ill, JoS, Skunk... I'm looking at you guys...




