The ridiculously random postings thread!

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I LOL'ed. Hard.
I'm waiting for the next username so Alphie can come up with another brilliant idea for it.
 
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Alphard Sokaina said:
This time our young guest chose a very good username for her. In Russian it sounds like срачки (srachki), meaning little shit, plural. Great. Just great. :tea:

And if you were to use this insight and extend it towards my past usernames, you may notice a trend, albiet a multilingual one.〜
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Surely, I have no doubt in your intelligence to do so.〜

I LOL'ed. Hard.

If my little private jokes have amused you even but a little, I can count my job as done.〜
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Being able to bring positivity of any kind to a wonderful woman as you is more than I deserve.〜

KP-X said:
I'm waiting for the next username so Alphie can come up with another brilliant idea for it.

If only for you, my dear.〜
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Although, I am afraid it is slightly different this time, as I have chosen a username that I believe accurately describes Alphard Sokaina.
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Perhaps, through outside assistance of a translator, understanding may be shared.〜
 

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Try Swedish music.〜 Sweden is perfect.〜

I do like Roxette. :ayashii:

This time our young guest chose a very good username for her. In Russian it sounds like срачки (srachki), meaning little shit, plural. Great. Just great.

The derivative meaning is right, but I don't remember this word being still in use. :ayashii: I've only encountered "srach", and it's used in the Internet figuratively to describe overheated forum holywars...

Wait, what? :white:

And if you were to use this insight and extend it towards my past usernames, you may notice a trend, albiet a multilingual one.〜

Dunno, googling these up may be disturbing at times. :ghost: :XD:

Although, I am afraid it is slightly different this time, as I have chosen a username that I believe accurately describes Alphard Sokaina.

Russian adjectives change their endings according to grammatical gender, so to describe Alphie, you should have used "умная". :glasses:
 
NickHunter said:
I do like Roxette. :ayashii:

Any others?
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I have a whole catalogue of Swedish music on my iPod, so I would definitely appreciate adding to it.〜

NickHunter said:
Wait, what? :white:

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NickHunter said:
Dunno, googling these up may be disturbing at times. :ghost: :XD:

It's my job to make women swoon by my actions, whether through their faintness of heart or through charming words.〜
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If you're affected indirectly, it's just a confirmation of my ability.〜

NickHunter said:
Russian adjectives change their endings according to grammatical gender, so to describe Alphie, you should have used "умная". :glasses:

Oh, it seems I have erred.〜
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Any others? I have a whole catalogue of Swedish music on my iPod, so I would definitely appreciate adding to it.〜

Well, I respect ABBA and find their songs nice to hear, but I hardly ever listen to them on purpose. The few songs I heard from Ace of Base made me yaaaawwwwn. :waa: Boston? Heard one song by him, but wasn't hooked. Europe? Well, I think everyone on post-Soviet grounds knows their "The Final Countdown", but I personally ain't interested enough to look up the rest. Cardigans? OK, but I'm not hooked much either. I guess Roxette remains the only Swedish band I really like.
 
Hmm, I wonder why Boxer no E wasn't in the movie? :ayashii:

Oh, and I recommend that people in positions of power shouldn't speak for everyone when they start making changes, because at the moment the opinion is most definitely not unanimous, though they clearly think differently :ohoho:
 
^ You're probably right... :ayashii:

I wonder if the music is composed before filming starts? If that's the case, then it might've been written for a scene that was cut out of the script and never filmed...after all, if there was a deleted scene that used it, I think it'd probably be included in the DVD release as a special feature, or something similar...
 
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Nick Hunter said:
Russian adjectives change their endings according to grammatical gender, so to describe Alphie, you should have used "умная". :glasses:
Another fail :ohoho:

KP-X said:
I LOL'ed. Hard.
I'm waiting for the next username so Alphie can come up with another brilliant idea for it.
This time she chose the word умный meaning "smart", masculine. :sparkleguy:
 
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