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Old 06-01-2006, 11:34 AM   #7381
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Oh, is that cause shes not wanting to blow her cover?
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Old 06-01-2006, 11:46 AM   #7382
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By the way, it should have been "Sie brauchen Babelfisch!" (though the "c" is optional, depending on wheter or not you consider the website as a separate object with that name or not. In the german translation of the book, "Babelfish" would have been "Babelfisch".

Also, there's no need to be so formal. You were adressing me with in the third person plural. You could have just used the second person singular, "Du". In that case your sentence would have been "Du brauchst Babelfisch!".

Oh, and did you know that English is actually a very formal language? Everybody is so polite to each other, adressing rich and poor, young and old, each and everyone without exception, adressing each other with "you". It's somehow related to the french formal form "vous" (second person singular, formal. Informal it is "tu"). In German you could say that in English, everyone "Ihrzt" everyone else ("Ihr" being the second person plural in German. It used to used as formal form too, but these days it's used for nobility at most, and that would still be quite weird these days. Even nobility is adressed with "Sie" these days. And we don't have much nobility left around here these days, anyway. In fact, most of the nobility in my area died in a plane crash when visiting the relatives of the English nobility.)




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Old 06-01-2006, 01:09 PM   #7383
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Old 06-01-2006, 01:34 PM   #7384
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Old 06-01-2006, 01:52 PM   #7385
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Operculum is a good word. It's not used enough in every day conversation. Did you know you can use it as a posh alternative to manhole cover?
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Operculum is a good word. It's not used enough in every day conversation. Did you know you can use it as a posh alternative to manhole cover?
Posh, yes. Certainly more high street than 'butt plug'.
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Quite.

0.1...
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Hmm. I can't imagine going in to a sex shop and asking for an operculum.

That said I can't imagine asking for a butt plug either.

There are things I CAN imagine asking for in a sex shop but this is a family thread.
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Yes, it is. We're all family here, mate.

Soooo, um.......what would you ask for in a sex shop?
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I think she's whispering.
Exactly.


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Is that a Red Herring?



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Soooo, um.......what would you ask for in a sex shop?
Twenty quids worth, hohoho!

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IchhabezehnFingeranjederHandfünfundzwanziganHänd enundFüßen.
My German isn't too good, but it looks something like, you finger yourself and it's fun fun?
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Yes, it is. We're all family here, mate.

Soooo, um.......what would you ask for in a sex shop?
Why, I need ask for nothing in a sex shop for my wife is sexy enough as she is.

But if they've got any good DVDs in...........
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My German isn't too good, but it looks something like, you finger yourself and it's fun fun?

No, it's not really. In fact, it is actually my very own Deplorable Word, which is a bit different from your 0-8-15 Deplorable Word. I can use it as a killing word, by whispering it to the ear of the victim. It sounds very nice, by the way - Do you want to hear it? I'm sure you do. Wait, I'll tell you... *smiles wickedly*



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No, it's not really. In fact, it is actually my very own Deplorable Word, which is a bit different from your 0-8-15 Deplorable Word. I can use it as a killing word, by whispering it to the ear of the victim. It sounds very nice, by the way - Do you want to hear it? I'm sure you do. Wait, I'll tell you... *smiles wickedly*



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Only if it's a very succient word. You might have to do louder than a whisper though, my hearing sucks.
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Twenty quids worth, hohoho!
Depending on the shop, you'd either get wink and a grope, or a really bad knob job.

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Jeezus Cripes.

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Ahhh, a bad knob job is better than a kick in the bollocks!

Cheers for the panning too, thats my second in two days now I think. I'm on a roll!
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Ahhh, a bad knob job is better than a kick in the bollocks!
You would know
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And, on that note, it's time to reach another step in the countdown!

0.05...

It's very close now.
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no its not, theres an infinite amount of decimal numbers before True Zero
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