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[LPPrince]

I vote for Chimicherrychonga.

[crimzontearz]

LPPrince wrote...
I vote for Chimicherrychonga.

why?

[LPPrince]

Look up what a Chimicherrychonga is.

Matter of fact, I'll show you.



Or a clearer image,



Its a Chimicherrychonga.

The question isn't "Why?", its "Why not?"

[crimzontearz]

because Ash is not a redhead


she is not Mexican








and for those who romanced her the whole thought of the red filling is just EW

[LPPrince]

1. Yes, Ash isn't a Redhead.
2. Yes, Ash isn't a Mexican.
3. But she could be.

[crimzontearz]

could be what?

[LPPrince]

Exactly.

[crimzontearz]

I am still voting from Bruja

[Complistic]

someones mad

[LPPrince]

Someone needs a chimicherrychonga.

[crimzontearz]

LPPrince wrote...
Someone needs a chimicherrychonga.

no I need some smurf icecream

[Yuoaman]

What.

[LPPrince]

We're discussing if James should give Ash the nickname of Chimicherrychonga.

[android654]

This is just hilariously bad. They should've asked someone Hispanic a question or two about the dialogue, or his voice actor considering he's Hispanic as well. The only people who use Lola or Lolo are people well into their forties since its practically a dead term. It's almost like having any American (is America still the same at this point in ME?) saying groovy. It's so far gone that no one today in their thirties would use it, let alone in the 2180's. Also his character model matches someone from the northern end of South America of the carribean not towards the southern end of S. America where the term is used.

Also excessive nicknaming sounds like it'll get real old real quick, but I like Freddie Prinze enough that I'll use him quite a bit. For lucky, since I tend to like human squaddies more.

[crimzontearz]

Yuoaman wrote...
What.

surf icecream..... www.google.com/search?q=gelato+puffo&hl=en&tbo=u&tbm=isch&source=univ&sa=X&ei=K1QcT9OWDKbi0QHkuOjLCw&ved=0CD8QsAQ&biw=640&bih=948

very popular in Italy

also...an euphemism for oral sex with Liara

[LPPrince]

android654 wrote...

This is just hilariously bad. They should've asked someone Hispanic a question or two about the dialogue, or his voice actor considering he's Hispanic as well. The only people who use Lola or Lolo are people well into their forties since its practically a dead term. It's almost like having any American (is America still the same at this point in ME?) saying groovy. It's so far gone that no one today in their thirties would use it, let alone in the 2180's. Also his character model matches someone from the northern end of South America of the carribean not towards the southern end of S. America where the term is used.

Also excessive nicknaming sounds like it'll get real old real quick, but I like Freddie Prinze enough that I'll use him quite a bit. For lucky, since I tend to like human squaddies more.

You shouldn't be surprised if James says groovy. I mean hello, he's voiced by Freddie Prinze Jr.

[Yuoaman]

android654 wrote...

This is just hilariously bad. They should've asked someone Hispanic a question or two about the dialogue, or his voice actor considering he's Hispanic as well. The only people who use Lola or Lolo are people well into their forties since its practically a dead term. It's almost like having any American (is America still the same at this point in ME?) saying groovy. It's so far gone that no one today in their thirties would use it, let alone in the 2180's. Also his character model matches someone from the northern end of South America of the carribean not towards the southern end of S. America where the term is used.

Also excessive nicknaming sounds like it'll get real old real quick, but I like Freddie Prinze enough that I'll use him quite a bit. For lucky, since I tend to like human squaddies more.

Culture changes over time - for example I say "rad" a lot, even though it is several decades out of style.

Well you've obviously never watched Farscape, if you think nicknaming can get old.

[LPPrince]

DA2 sucked hard(opinion) but one of its great inclusions was Varric and his many nicknames for the squad.

I think James doing it won't be as awesome, but it might still capture some of that magic.

[IllusiveMike]

Garrus will be Scar-Face.

[GamerrangerX]

Cthulhu42 wrote...

Yes, it's his nickname for her. He gives all the squadmates nicknames too, I believe.

Sherpard:"yeah his a Racist son of..he call Liara "Bluedy" and Tali "Flashlight". 

Modifié par GamerrangerX, 22 janvier 2012 - 06:52 .

[TheCreeper]

LPPrince wrote...

DA2 sucked hard(opinion) but one of its great inclusions was Varric and his many nicknames for the squad.

I think James doing it won't be as awesome, but it might still capture some of that magic.

It would be cool if for all the hate james gets he ends up being ME3's really awesome character like HK-47, Wrex, or Varric.

[android654]

LPPrince wrote...

android654 wrote...

This is just hilariously bad. They should've asked someone Hispanic a question or two about the dialogue, or his voice actor considering he's Hispanic as well. The only people who use Lola or Lolo are people well into their forties since its practically a dead term. It's almost like having any American (is America still the same at this point in ME?) saying groovy. It's so far gone that no one today in their thirties would use it, let alone in the 2180's. Also his character model matches someone from the northern end of South America of the carribean not towards the southern end of S. America where the term is used.

Also excessive nicknaming sounds like it'll get real old real quick, but I like Freddie Prinze enough that I'll use him quite a bit. For lucky, since I tend to like human squaddies more.

You shouldn't be surprised if James says groovy. I mean hello, he's voiced by Freddie Prinze Jr.

You bring up a good point, Fred does say groovy quite a bit. But if he and Ashley do a "jinkiies!" joke I'm turning off my console and writing a letter to someone.