Good luck with it. That medal you won rulz. I'd be proud and
happy, too.
rick barclay
Good luck with it. That medal you won rulz. I'd be proud and
happy, too.
rick barclay
No. Wait. Don't hang up!
This is America calling!
Good job. What did you do? And no more speaking spanish, I don't know much of that lanugage, less them english in fact.
To Err Is To Be Human. To Game Is Divine!"
If it makes you feel better I look 100x better than both of you.
Osky: i'm scared of you.... get..out..of..my..monitor
*has nightmares*
gah!
where is the 'jajaja' stuff coming from!? i know that 'j' is pronounced as 'h' in espanol, pero all of that stuff that i don't know with the vowels is confusing and very unnerving... there are asteriscs which can be used to devastating efect to do such things as those which you do with your strange vowels...
I dislike my Spanish class absorbanantly and wish that it would die and go away. Nothing against all you Hispanics out there, but some of the people that teach your language are real freaks.
>But I'm going to have the money!
right on!
y es mas f'acil a hablar en espa~nol porque las palabras han hablado exactamente como ellos han escritos... creo...
hasafraggin shizigishin oppashigger...
¡He perdido mi hace para programar!
dispense por favor mi español
Last edited by EvenFlow; 10-29-2001 at 02:06 AM.
Ramble on...
jajaja is hahaha
Ramble on...
Congratulations, Oskilian!
> jajaja is hahaha
i'm aware of that. it's a matter of resisting diversity. I'm sure that the majority of the poepl on this board have never seen "jajaja" or "jijiji" used in internet conversation before... It strikes me as rather l33tish for some strange reason.
Hola! me llamo Ken y yo hablo un pequito de español. Yo solamente <spanish word for taken> espñol uno...
Well I have only taken basic spanish, and won't take more till next marking period. So stop. You guys can speak spanish then not now.
To Err Is To Be Human. To Game Is Divine!"
Ok, I am back, Sorry I couldn't answer on the weekend.
OK, so you liked my photo
It's ok, you don't have to learn spanish, but it's nice to know that there are more people who 'know' spanish than I thought
>
¡He perdido mi hace para programar!
>
mi hace? that would translate to
I have lost my do for programming
so, what does it mean?
<spanish word for taken>
mmh, that would be ... tomado, but It doesn't make sense anyway
do you want me to send more photos like it?
Oskilian
