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[R2s Muse]

meanieweenie wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

VampOrchid wrote...

what vid are we talking about?

The Dragon Age one from the Edmonton Expo. Chris said they're having problems with the footage.

The conspiracy theorist in me says that some of the footage showed too much so they had to bury it in a secret Canadian underground facility.

andthe facility is locked with a strange triangular lock... Which can only be decoded if someone finally deciphers that blurry pic Mark Darrah keeps tweeting. LOL

[Jinx]

Thanks

[littlenikki]

R2s Muse wrote...

meanieweenie wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

VampOrchid wrote...

what vid are we talking about?

The Dragon Age one from the Edmonton Expo. Chris said they're having problems with the footage.

The conspiracy theorist in me says that some of the footage showed too much so they had to bury it in a secret Canadian underground facility.

andthe facility is locked with a strange triangular lock... Which can only be decoded if someone finally deciphers that blurry pic Mark Darrah keeps tweeting. LOL

It's either something to do with Enchantment, or cheese wheels. That's my guess

[meanieweenie]

littlenikki wrote...

R2s Muse wrote...

meanieweenie wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

VampOrchid wrote...

what vid are we talking about?

The Dragon Age one from the Edmonton Expo. Chris said they're having problems with the footage.

The conspiracy theorist in me says that some of the footage showed too much so they had to bury it in a secret Canadian underground facility.

andthe facility is locked with a strange triangular lock... Which can only be decoded if someone finally deciphers that blurry pic Mark Darrah keeps tweeting. LOL

It's either something to do with Enchantment, or cheese wheels. That's my guess

lmao! R2 and little nikki - you are probably spot on and this will be your last transmission. There are 3 men in black suits and sunglasses in a van outside your homes right now.... listening. Always listening.

Edit: I forgot they'll be Canadian MIB so they'll be armed with hockey sticks and driving a zamboni

Modifié par meanieweenie, 18 novembre 2012 - 01:48 .

[R2s Muse]

Ah, meanie, don't be silly... *wait, who is that at the door...?*

[LolaLei]

Do Canadian folk really say "eh" a lot?

[meanieweenie]

R2s Muse wrote...

Ah, meanie, don't be silly... *wait, who is that at the door...?*

It's fur!Cullen... he's there to offer you an opportunity of a lifetime! Have you ever heard of L. Ron Hubbard? LOL

Lola - YES! I grew up on the Canadian border and it seeps through there as well. The only reason I didn't catch it is because "eh" was over powered by my Polish grandmother's "ya?".

Modifié par meanieweenie, 18 novembre 2012 - 01:53 .

[littlenikki]

LolaLei wrote...

Do Canadian folk really say "eh" a lot?

What are you talking aboot?

[LolaLei]

littlenikki wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Do Canadian folk really say "eh" a lot?

What are you talking aboot?

When I read the word "aboot" I can only ever hear it in a Scottish accent lol.

[Jinx]

Lmao

[R2s Muse]

Will it involve an NDA and more pyramid schemes...?

Who am I kidding? Beam me up! LOL

[LolaLei]

meanieweenie wrote...

R2s Muse wrote...

Ah, meanie, don't be silly... *wait, who is that at the door...?*

It's fur!Cullen... he's there to offer you an opportunity of a lifetime! Have you ever heard of L. Ron Hubbard? LOL

Lola - YES! I grew up on the Canadian border and it seeps through there as well. The only reason I didn't catch it is because "eh" was over powered by my Polish grandmother's "ya?".

You must have the best accent ever!

[littlenikki]

LolaLei wrote...

littlenikki wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Do Canadian folk really say "eh" a lot?

What are you talking aboot?

When I read the word "aboot" I can only ever hear it in a Scottish accent lol.

Ooh, I like that better. Much sexier  No offense Canadians

[meanieweenie]

LolaLei wrote...

meanieweenie wrote...

R2s Muse wrote...

Ah, meanie, don't be silly... *wait, who is that at the door...?*

It's fur!Cullen... he's there to offer you an opportunity of a lifetime! Have you ever heard of L. Ron Hubbard? LOL

Lola - YES! I grew up on the Canadian border and it seeps through there as well. The only reason I didn't catch it is because "eh" was over powered by my Polish grandmother's "ya?".

You must have the best accent ever!

Nope. I'm pretty bland... unless I'm angry and Hulk out and can't control it. Only then can you really hear that western NY / Great Lakes. I've lived in a few different parts of the country so I'm fairly non-regional at this point.

[LolaLei]

[quote]littlenikki wrote...
What are you talking aboot? [/quote]

When I read the word "aboot" I can only ever hear it in a Scottish accent lol.

[/quote]

Ooh, I like that better. Much sexier  No offense Canadians[/quote]

Depends on the region, not all of them sound like Sebastian lol!

[LolaLei]

meanieweenie wrote...

Nope. I'm pretty bland... unless I'm angry and Hulk out and can't control it. Only then can you really hear that western NY / Great Lakes. I've lived in a few different parts of the country so I'm fairly non-regional at this point.

Mines your basic English accent, so I sound like I'm from Ferelden lol.

[meanieweenie]

littlenikki wrote...

Ooh, I like that better. Much sexier  No offense Canadians

There's some kind of voodoo going on with Scottish accents. One of my kid's day care teachers was Scottish and I swear that woman could read me the phone book and I'd fall in love.

Lola - Same almost goes for the English accent. (Not the sloppy ones) It's ridiculously soothing to me. You could probably tell me to bugger off in the rudest way possible and I'd be like "Oh, ok. Thanks!"

Modifié par meanieweenie, 18 novembre 2012 - 02:05 .

[Narcia_]

littlenikki wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Do Canadian folk really say "eh" a lot?

What are you talking aboot?

LOL! You guys, it's the Scots who say "aboot":P it's not really like Bob and Doug Mckenzie.

Lola, anytime you hear an American say "huh" at the end of a sentece, just replace it with "eh". That's the most common usage I would say.  It kinda drives me crazy when I'm playing a game and the subtitles read something like "Nice weather, eh?" and the US actors inevitably say "huh" instead:pinched: That or they don't know how to say it and it comes out  "eh" as in "meh".  It happens more than you'd think!
Seriously though, languages and dialects are fun

[littlenikki]

[quote]LolaLei wrote...

[quote]littlenikki wrote...
What are you talking aboot? [/quote]

When I read the word "aboot" I can only ever hear it in a Scottish accent lol.

[/quote]

Ooh, I like that better. Much sexier  No offense Canadians[/quote]

Depends on the region, not all of them sound like Sebastian lol!

[/quote]

Why you gotta be crushin all my dreams Lola!?!  

Modifié par littlenikki, 18 novembre 2012 - 02:08 .

[meanieweenie]

Narcia_ wrote...
LOL! You guys, it's the Scots who say "aboot":P it's not really like Bob and Doug Mckenzie.

Lola, anytime you hear an American say "huh" at the end of a sentece, just replace it with "eh". That's the most common usage I would say.  It kinda drives me crazy when I'm playing a game and the subtitles read something like "Nice weather, eh?" and the US actors inevitably say "huh" instead:pinched: That or they don't know how to say it and it comes out  "eh" as in "meh".  It happens more than you'd think!
Seriously though, languages and dialects are fun

LIES! Bob and Doug are gods and you will now be smited... smote? Smoted? Whatev... you're right. LOL

[LolaLei]

meanieweenie wrote...

littlenikki wrote...

Ooh, I like that better. Much sexier  No offense Canadians

There's some kind of voodoo going on with Scottish accents. One of my kid's day care teachers was Scottish and I swear that woman could read me the phone book and I'd fall in love.

Lola - Same almost goes for the English accent. (Not the sloppy ones) It's ridiculously soothing to me. You could probably tell me to bugger off in the rudest way possible and I'd be like "Oh, ok. Thanks!"

Brush and Avejajed always laugh at me when I start swearing during an Xbox live session! 

[meanieweenie]

LolaLei wrote...

meanieweenie wrote...

littlenikki wrote...

Ooh, I like that better. Much sexier  No offense Canadians

There's some kind of voodoo going on with Scottish accents. One of my kid's day care teachers was Scottish and I swear that woman could read me the phone book and I'd fall in love.

Lola - Same almost goes for the English accent. (Not the sloppy ones) It's ridiculously soothing to me. You could probably tell me to bugger off in the rudest way possible and I'd be like "Oh, ok. Thanks!"

Brush and Avejajed always laugh at me when I start swearing during an Xbox live session! 

I bet they do. My bro-in-law is from the London area and it's just adorable. I have no idea how my sister can honestly hold an arguement with the man and not giggle and give in immediately.

[Narcia_]

[quote]littlenikki wrote...

[quote]LolaLei wrote...

[quote]littlenikki wrote...
What are you talking aboot? [/quote]

When I read the word "aboot" I can only ever hear it in a Scottish accent lol.

[/quote]

Ooh, I like that better. Much sexier  No offense Canadians[/quote]

Depends on the region, not all of them sound like Sebastian lol!

[/quote]

Why you gotta be crushin all my dreams Lola!?!
[/quote]

We get it Nicky. We're just not exotic enough for you up here:(

I realized when I was playing through with Sebastian in my party, I really wanted to hear a thicker Scottish accent. OH! That reminds me I was playing through my backlog of games last week and I had Greg Ellis in my party doing a very entertaining Scottish accent :happy:  Rogue Galaxy for PS2.

[LolaLei]

If you wanna hear a thick accent, look up "Rab C Nesbitt" on YouTube... And that's not even the thickest Scottish accent out there!

[R2s Muse]

LOL Narcia... Entertaining because his Scottish accent was bad?