What's a Unicorn...lol

[Victoria Victrix]

Well now....can the filter(er) deal with it when I have not posted what the language is?

Szar!


Evidently not.

[monkeyslap]

Yup.  He was poking at things that weren't ready to be poked.  He got what was coming to him.  :)

The 5 year old in me can't stop laughing.  ;D

https://images.weserv.nl/?url=imageshack.us%2Fa%2Fimg832%2F1905%2Fpicardfacepalmy.jpg

[Victoria Victrix]

Well now....can the filter(er) deal with it when I have not posted what the language is?

palacsinta!


Evidently not.

Now you're just messing with me.   ;D

[eabrace]

 ;D

Maybe.

[dwturducken]

Now you're just messing with me.   ;D

You bring it on yourself! All eabrace has to do is plug Carlin's 7 Words into Google Translate and hit every language in the dropdown. Unless you can speak Tagalog, he's gotcha after only about an hour of research and 10 minutes of coding. :)

[Ceremonius]

This forum filters german?
kotze == barf/puke
arschgesicht == butthead/shitface
vollidiot == idiot/retard <- you get the point

does it also filters japanese? Like:
baka
(the only one I know)

or french:
crêpe

Actually I don't really know how to swear in other language than english, russian and german (wich is my natural language).
As a eastern german I just had english and russian (could choose between french/russian) in school. Also it was just a semi international school. Would've loved to learn japanese or latin like the cool kids nowadays  8)

Edit:
Looks like german and japanese won't get unicorn'ized.
Means I will translate that german stuff for you :P. And yes, I didn't used the more common german words wich you hear at every Oktoberfest ;)

[dwturducken]

Like "lager" and "stein?"

When I was stationed in Hawaii, I was ordering from a catalog that carried surplus military uniform pieces from the former Eastern Bloc countries. I was sitting in an open air food court in Pearl City, wearing a shirt from the former East German army uniform shirt when a lovely German couple, I would estimate in their 50s, can up and asked me directions in German. Fortunately, I had taken German in school and could understand what they were asking, so I answered in English (after confirming in German that they spoke English, one of the few things I could remember how to say). They were tickled by the whole situation, even after I explained where I had gotten the shirt. :)

[Ceremonius]

Like "lager" and "stein?"

When I was stationed in Hawaii, I was ordering from a catalog that carried surplus military uniform pieces from the former Eastern Bloc countries. I was sitting in an open air food court in Pearl City, wearing a shirt from the former East German army uniform shirt when a lovely German couple, I would estimate in their 50s, can up and asked me directions in German. Fortunately, I had taken German in school and could understand what they were asking, so I answered in English (after confirming in German that they spoke English, one of the few things I could remember how to say). They were tickled by the whole situation, even after I explained where I had gotten the shirt. :)

Just to keep it offtopic: Your story made me laugh :D. I know exactly what you mean. Every heard of germans in a german city asking a german in english what way they should take? Happened to my once so far, was a total funny conversation. Mostly cause they thought we were american or english soldiers or something like that (well was already a vet at this time). Friend of mine had one of those american army jackets.

"Lager" and "Stein" are no bad words. Even rockstar games shows us some love with their "Pißwasser" (hopefully I wrote it correct).
Well "Pißwasser" means nothing else than "Peewater". But as far as I remember our german beer has more flavour than the american/canadian one. Dunno what they are refering to O.o.

[dwturducken]

Here in the states, that's pronounced "Budweiser." ;)

I did read somewhere that the original Czech Budweiser got the naming rights back. Being of Bohemian descent, I'm interested to try it. I'm sure it's not the cow pee we drink here in the States. :)

[Ceremonius]

Here in the states, that's pronounced "Budweiser." ;)

I did read somewhere that the original Czech Budweiser got the naming rights back. Being of Bohemian descent, I'm interested to try it. I'm sure it's not the cow pee we drink here in the States. :)

Well, I've been to the states - Las Vegas/ San Francisco area for a couple of days due some business. And well...I drank one beer at the hotel bar, than never again ;). Your whiskey is okay, that's something someone could drink. But actually nothing compared to real scottish or irish whiskey. But your burgers are so f**king huge! And I loved those buckets filled with chicken wings :D. Well, tbh. all of your stuff is somewhat oversized :D. I once had a meal in the hotel....I had to take it with me and ate that stuff a WHOLE day. It was like neverending food O.o

And yeah, you should really try czech beer! They have a some fantastic stuff over there when it comes to beer ;) You also could try "Porter Cherry". It sounds disgusting (cherry and beer?!) but tastes somehow good.

[dwturducken]

Ya know, there is a beer in northern Michigan (lower peninsula) that is made with cherry. The Czech branch of the family is "from" there. I'm sure it's not the same, but the small breweries do make much better beer than the "major" brands. Some day, I'll get back to Europe (I only saw a few towns along the Mediterranean while I was in the Navy), but that area of Michigan is heavily German and Czech. It might get me by until then.

Also, I think the time difference has let us completely take over this thread, at least temporarily. :)

[Ceremonius]

Nah, actually time differences doesn't matter me much currently.
Due to the winterseason jobless and my brain was surely overloaded ;). Couldn't get any sleep till 6am GMT +1.

[Mister Bison]

Does it understand huttese ?

Echuta !

I guess it can, but you won't find pancake ;)

[eabrace]

I guess it can, but you won't find pancake ;)

We could always use a more generic "e'nachu". ;)

[Mister Bison]

We could always use a more generic "e'nachu". ;)

As I thought :-)

[SerialBeggar]

well, this seemed to be the most appropriate place for this video.

[TimtheEnchanter]

well, this seemed to be the most appropriate place for this video.

LOL okay, I totally did not see where that song was heading.

[A Cyclops named Steve]

well, this seemed to be the most appropriate place for this video.

ROFLMAO!!! That is a strange mix of awesome and WTFery!

[LadyShin]

I don't know what a unicorn is...but this is a unicr0n..

https://images.weserv.nl/?url=www.beyondhollywood.com%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F10%2FTF5.jpg

:o Wait a sec..

https://images.weserv.nl/?url=www.onrpgblog.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F03%2F800px-Who_Will_Die_Part_7.jpg

???

[Mister Bison]

I don't know what a unicorn is...but this is a unicr0n..

https://images.weserv.nl/?url=www.beyondhollywood.com%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F10%2FTF5.jpg

Too late:

That is a unicron:
https://images.weserv.nl/?url=upload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fen%2Fb%2Fb1%2FUnicron-idw.jpg

Woops, sorry, wrong spelling.