"Think you can dance and talk at the same time? Okay LOLA."
#201
Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 07:13
#202
Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 07:17
#203
Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 07:30
android654 wrote...
That's gross...
Grossly innapropriate...yeah he should stick to Lola.
#204
Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 08:24
#205
Posté 22 janvier 2012 - 10:48
Cthulhu42 wrote...
Ashley's far more of a Daphne than a Velma. So it would likely be "jeepers!" instead.android654 wrote...
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.
HARBY: AND I WOULD HAVE GOTTEN AWAY WITH IT, TOO, IF IT HADN'T BEEN FOR YOU MEDDLING KIDS!
#206
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 02:01
Ravensword wrote...
Oh, I've got a nickname for Vega.
How about Corporal Jerseyshore McBeefcake?
#207
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 02:05
*looks at avatar*JeffZero wrote...
Adanu wrote...
I would *totally* love it if Vega went John Crichton with the nicknames.
Believe it or not, me too.
Personally, I think the nicknaming gives both him and the game a lot of personality.
#208
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 02:08
1. Chimicherrychonga
2. Daphne
#209
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 02:10
#210
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 02:11
Cthulhu42 wrote...
I support this.LPPrince wrote...
We're discussing if James should give Ash the nickname of Chimicherrychonga.
Winning.
#211
Guest_Catch This Fade_*
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 02:14
Guest_Catch This Fade_*
*woof*Shinobu wrote...
Cthulhu42 wrote...
Ashley's far more of a Daphne than a Velma. So it would likely be "jeepers!" instead.android654 wrote...
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.
HARBY: AND I WOULD HAVE GOTTEN AWAY WITH IT, TOO, IF IT HADN'T BEEN FOR YOU MEDDLING KIDS!
HARBY: AND THAT DUMB FENRIS MECH!
#212
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 02:28
#213
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:03
#214
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:05
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
If I have to nickname this wanker, I'm calling him Sandal.
You should call him Wanker.
#215
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:08
LPPrince wrote...
James' nickname for the robot dog HAS to be Scooby.
That's too easy. They wouldn't get Fred to call the dog Scooby, would they?
#216
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:10
LPPrince wrote...
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
If I have to nickname this wanker, I'm calling him Sandal.
You should call him Wanker.
I should, but he's a Yankee. He won't know what that means.
#217
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:18
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
If I have to nickname this wanker, I'm calling him Sandal.
You should call him Wanker.
I should, but he's a Yankee. He won't know what that means.
Then call him Yankee. Or call him Chimicherrychonga.
#218
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:18
android654 wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
James' nickname for the robot dog HAS to be Scooby.
That's too easy. They wouldn't get Fred to call the dog Scooby, would they?
They would SO do that.
#219
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:19
#220
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:20
Chimicherrychoga is a bit too long, though. We need nicknames that can be snapped out at a moment's notice!LPPrince wrote...
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
If I have to nickname this wanker, I'm calling him Sandal.
You should call him Wanker.
I should, but he's a Yankee. He won't know what that means.
Then call him Yankee. Or call him Chimicherrychonga.
Shepard: "Garrus, shift left! Take out that sniper!"
Garrus: "Yessir."
Shepard: "Husks on our right! Chimicherrychoga, cover that side!"
Vega: "...No."
Shepard:
#221
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:21
#222
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:24
Maybe Loco and Lola make a comeback in the 2180s?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.
#223
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:25
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
Chimicherrychoga is a bit too long, though. We need nicknames that can be snapped out at a moment's notice!LPPrince wrote...
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
SnakeStrike8 wrote...
If I have to nickname this wanker, I'm calling him Sandal.
You should call him Wanker.
I should, but he's a Yankee. He won't know what that means.
Then call him Yankee. Or call him Chimicherrychonga.
Shepard: "Garrus, shift left! Take out that sniper!"
Garrus: "Yessir."
Shepard: "Husks on our right! Chimicherrychoga, cover that side!"
Vega: "...No."
Shepard:
That sounds perfectly marvelous.
Imagine all those C's.
Shepard-"Chimicherrychonga CARNAGE!"
#224
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:29
LPPrince wrote...
android654 wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
James' nickname for the robot dog HAS to be Scooby.
That's too easy. They wouldn't get Fred to call the dog Scooby, would they?
They would SO do that.
I know, I was kidding myself. That joke was too easy for them not to write it.
#225
Posté 23 janvier 2012 - 03:30
Sgt Stryker wrote...
Maybe Loco and Lola make a comeback in the 2180s?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.
People say loco, their grand parents say lola:D




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