Long term forumites?

[mickdo]

f**k off Col

 

[Parra Future]

Watashi wa atarashī yūzā, matawa furui shiyō o youre no baai, watashi wa no baka no mina o nikumu kinishinai.

What??

 

[mickdo]

What??

Something about being an idiot... I think

 

[Parra Pride]

What??

I said, "I don't care if your an old user, or a new user, I hate all you idiots" in Japanese.

 

[Parra Future]

I said, "I don't care if your an old user, or a new user, I hate all you idiots" in Japanese.

Oh, well that makes everything ok then. We are all good. Maybe I should brush up on Japanese. Does HJ still come on here talking about old users (talking about old sign-ons by the way not something else with that last comment) and if so, does he correct Japanese spelling as well now or is he still taking care of purely English.

I suppose it is easy to know if HJ is still reading, we just need to throw a hook out there to see if he will bite.

WHAT WAS THAT. WAS THAT STU GALBRAITH WALKING PAST JUST THEN!!!!!
Now we just have to wait and figure out how good his search skills are on the internet these days.

 

[Parra Future]

Something about being an idiot... I think

You're good. How did you know it had something to do with Idiots. Has Parra Pride called you that before as well.

 

[Parra Pride]

You're good. How did you know it had something to do with Idiots. Has Parra Pride called you that before as well.

If he can guess a word other than his screen name in this next one, I'll be impressed.

私はあなたmickdo大好きです

 

[half]

hint: www.google.com

 

[mickdo]

You're good. How did you know it had something to do with Idiots. Has Parra Pride called you that before as well.

Well yes he probably has, but I also just came back from working in Japan ;-)

 

[mickdo]

If he can guess a word other than his screen name in this next one, I'll be impressed.

私はあなたmickdo大好きです

:lol: No, pass. One thing I definitely couldn't grasp was Kanji.

 

[Parra Pride]

:lol: No, pass. One thing I definitely couldn't grasp was Kanji.

I'll give you a hint, daisuki is in there.

 

[mickdo]

I'll give you a hint, daisuki is in there.

In that case, I'd have to say sorry but I'm married

 

[Parra Pride]

Daisuki is more like than love, aishiteru would be "I love you".

 

[mickdo]

Daisuki is more like than love, aishiteru would be "I love you".

I thought Daisuki could mean love as well? All in the ear of the beholder? ;-)

 

[Parra Pride]

To be exact daisuke is "like a lot", the Japanese will generally use daisuke among others to express feelings instead of aishiteru, as love is not something they say very often, if at all.

 

[mickdo]

love is not something they say very often, if at all.

Nor the word 'No'. That was quite weird actually...

 

[Parra Pride]

The word "no" in Japanese is possessive, basically I called you my idiots.

 

[mickdo]

The word "no" in Japanese is possessive, basically I called you my idiots.

No, I meant as in 'iie'

 

[Parra Pride]

No, I meant as in 'iie'

Ah, my bad, most Japanese do try to avoid saying no, and tend to either give an indecisive answer, or they will use "chigau" or something similar.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

An entire race of women who never say no?