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Huh, suddenly this next a part from Ah! My Goddess OVA 3 came in my mind that sort of fits for the moment. (Bug hunting but anyway..) X-)
Debug hammering..
The french forum is permanently under attack. Really not the place to be : (
So, who's winning between GOG's heroes and the hordes of Spam-dor?
Did they finally release the eagles or are we still fighting melee?
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phaolo: So, who's winning between GOG's heroes and the hordes of Spam-dor?
Did they finally release the eagles or are we still fighting melee?
We`re fighting melee, with broom in hand!
And the scales didst fall away from his eyes, and didst he cry out that he hath seen the light. And took he a hammer, and struck he about him, 'gainst his false friends, calling out to The Builder to save him, and was he saved.
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phaolo: So, who's winning between GOG's heroes and the hordes of Spam-dor?
Did they finally release the eagles or are we still fighting melee?
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Maxvorstadt: We`re fighting melee, with broom in hand!
Sigh.. at least some mages are casting Toxic's spells.
Hurry up GOG, we can't defeat pczombies and spammorks like this.
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MaxFulvus: The french forum is permanently under attack. Really not the place to be : (
Don't worry, we're forming a coalition with gog staff, the plan is to attack the spam bots defense through that "Ce est votre plage préférée" thread, june 6, just hold on until then...
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MaxFulvus: The french forum is permanently under attack. Really not the place to be : (
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Cyraxpt: Don't worry, we're forming a coalition with gog staff, the plan is to attack the spam bots defense through that "Ce est votre plage préférée" thread, june 6, just hold on until then...
Save Private GOG : -D
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MaxFulvus: Save Private GOG : -D
Nah, screw that pansy, he wanted to stay behind and fight the bots on that "what's your favourite bridge in videogames" thread.
Just checked...Right now (might change later)

ALL CLEAR! :D

*crossing fingers it stays that way. I need a nap.
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Treasa: Just checked...Right now (might change later)

ALL CLEAR! :D

*crossing fingers it stays that way. I need a nap.
You cross the fingers, we germans press our thumbs. Doubles the chance!
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VanishedOne: And the scales didst fall away from his eyes, and didst he cry out that he hath seen the light. And took he a hammer, and struck he about him, 'gainst his false friends, calling out to The Builder to save him, and was he saved.
"In the fell clutch of circumstance
I have not winced nor cried aloud.
Under the bludgeonings of chance
My head is bloody, but unbowed"
Post edited February 04, 2015 by Hickory
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Bookwyrm627: "Ya'll" is the second person plural. For some reason, people not in southern USA don't seem to like it.
And according to Jeff Foxworthy, "Youance" is y'all +3, just about.

But as you say, those are not in wide use throughout the English speaking world.
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cooper.857: ok will be back after work with my broom - Thanks
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Maxvorstadt: Since I`ve read your post a song is going round in my mind, it goes like this:
"Boom, boom, boom, boom
I`m comming with my broom
you come with me together
to make this forum better"
Damn, now I have an earworm!!
Thanks, now I have that damned Vengaboys song stuck in my mind :-(
Post edited February 04, 2015 by Wishbone
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Bookwyrm627: "Ya'll" is the second person plural. For some reason, people not in southern USA don't seem to like it.
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Wishbone: And according to Jeff Foxworthy, "Youance" is y'all +3, just about.
Besides "you-all" ("y'all"), apparently "youse" and "you-uns" (and probably others) are in use in certain parts of the U.S. I know "youse" is used in Ireland and apparently parts of Britain, and there are probably other "nonstandard" terms used in various English-speaking countries.
The interesting thing is, English did used to have proper second person plural pronouns, and lost them. I know "you" was at one time used more or less exclusively for that purpose, with "thou" being the singular form; and in a different time period (I think later) "ye" filled that role instead, as at that time "thou" and "you" were both singular, with one being for more formal use or addressing one's social superior ("you"), and the other being more casual, or for addressing someone beneath one's own station ("thou").

Sorry for the blather. I just find this sort of topic fascinating!
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HunchBluntley: ..., as at that time "thou" and "you" were both singular, with one being for more formal use or addressing one's social superior ("you"), and the other being more casual, or for addressing someone beneath one's own station ("thou").
Yes! And all the medieval/fantasy/old-timey wannabes always get this wrong!