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^ Can I agree?
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.
I LOL'ed. Hard.
KP-X said:I'm waiting for the next username so Alphie can come up with another brilliant idea for it.
Try Swedish music.〜 Sweden is perfect.〜
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.
And if you were to use this insight and extend it towards my past usernames, you may notice a trend, albiet a multilingual one.〜
Although, I am afraid it is slightly different this time, as I have chosen a username that I believe accurately describes Alphard Sokaina.
NickHunter said:I do like Roxette.
NickHunter said:Wait, what?
NickHunter said:Dunno, googling these up may be disturbing at times.
NickHunter said:Russian adjectives change their endings according to grammatical gender, so to describe Alphie, you should have used "умная".
Any others? I have a whole catalogue of Swedish music on my iPod, so I would definitely appreciate adding to it.〜
Hmm, I wonder why Boxer no E wasn't in the movie?
ZoaKaizer said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontianak_(folklore)
Another failNick Hunter said:Russian adjectives change their endings according to grammatical gender, so to describe Alphie, you should have used "умная".
This time she chose the word умный meaning "smart", masculine.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.