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[Lady Luminous]

I thought you'd be Renegade, now that you don't have to hide your true dark instincts

first playthrough was full renegade. Darkest space drama possible.

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

It's how I discovered Dazzle has a dark side, when she decided to go Renegade for her first play through. That was... that was a shock.

*Spits her drink and falls off the chair laughing* OMG is that true!? 

 

Then I'll say: Paragade or go home

[Lady Luminous]

*Spits her drink and falls off the chair laughing* OMG is that true!?

Then I'll say: Paragade or go home

*blinks* ...what? *shrugs*

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

*blinks* ...what? *shrugs*

First statement: I didn't think your first PT would be full renegade

Second: Paragade is the mix of both, but with more paragon than renegade. Also a sports drink 

[Lady Luminous]

First statement: I was joking (mostly)
Second: Paragade would be the mix of both, but with more paragon than renegade

Oh I was reacting to your surprise. Sorry, lol.

[MoonblaDAI]

Due to my love for the USMNT and my cable service provider being a dick, I am watching USA v Germany on a Spanish stream. I wish I knew what they were saying. Curse myself for not bothering to learn the language. *drink*

 

I can help ya! 

 

Spanish = English

 

Gooool!, ahem, I mean

 

Gol = Goal

Balón = Ball

Portero = Goalkeeper

Delantero = Forward

Defensa = Defender

Centro = Midfielder

Area Pequeña = Goal Box

Area Grande = Penalty Box

Saque de Esquina = Corner Kick

 

That's enough for now

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

I can help ya! (note, I assume that you're talking about female soccer, the gender difference is important in spanish regarding players)

 

Spanish = English

 

Gooool!, ahem, I mean

 

Gol = Goal

Balón = Ball

Portero = Goalkeeper

Delantero = Forward

Defensa = Defender

Centro = Midfielder

Area de meta = Goal Box

Area de penalti = Penalty Box

Saque de Esquina = Corner Kick

 

That's enough for now

Grammar nazi urges, so sorry 

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

*Spits her drink and falls off the chair laughing* OMG is that true!? 

 

Then I'll say: Paragade or go home

*drink to fellow Paragade*

 

I can help ya! (note, I assume that you're talking about female soccer, the gender difference is important in spanish regarding players)

 

Spanish = English

 

Gooool!, ahem, I mean

 

Gol = Goal

Balón = Ball

Portera = Goalkeeper

Delantera = Forward

Defensa = Defender

Centra = Midfielder

Area Pequeña = Goal Box

Area Grande = Penalty Box

Saque de Esquina = Corner Kick

 

That's enough for now

Is it still 'female' if it's a bunch of guys running around the pitch? Thanks for the words.

[MoonblaDAI]

*drink to fellow Paragade*

 

Is it still 'female' if it's a bunch of guys running around the pitch? Thanks for the words.

 

No, my bad, edited already, the Female World Soccer Cup is on, I believed that you were talking about it, instead of the friendly with Germany

[Nelyafinwe]

I always enjoy pushing that guy out the window in ME2.

[Dieb]

Do you know what tea actually is? Tea is just leaf water. Ground leaf water.

 

...

 

...excuse me?

 

[LightningPoodle]

Woah! The gif changed...

[LightningPoodle]

I always enjoy pushing that guy out the window in ME2.

 

That's like one of the few Renegade actions I do. That as well as shoot the head of the Mech in Garrus' recruitment mission.

[MoonblaDAI]

Woah! The gif changed...

 

He switched the Blue Pill for the Red Pill at the last second...that's why

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

No, my bad, edited already, the Female World Soccer Cup is on, I believed that you were talking about it, instead of the friendly about Germany

Cool. It's all about US Men's team for me. For some reason I just can't watch Women's Soccer. I usually hop in for the Women's World Cup when/if US gets out of the group stage.

 

...

 

...excuse me?

 

Oh I gotta stay up and see this.

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Woah! The gif changed...

HA! I caught the original. *drink*

[Dieb]

Sorry, I thought the Morpheus one was more appropriate to my actual reaction.

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

We know you wanted to fight.

[Dieb]

What bothers me about the otherwise brilliant "Crimes & Punishment" new customization options for Sherlock?

 

There's only one single frock coat, and it comes with a modernized, very informal, unbottoned shirt outfit. All proper suits with vest and tie, however, only come with jackets.

 

BUT YOU CAN'T WEAR A TOP HAT WITH A JACKET! The disporportionality makes you look like a ringmaster.

 

Pyjama doesn't seem so bad all of a sudden. Now I want to fight alright. The virtual haberdasher who concocted this misleading insanity.

[LightningPoodle]

We know you wanted to fight.

 

I demand a fight!

[MoonblaDAI]

Grammar nazi urges, so sorry 

 

I read somewhere some discussion from the DRAE in regard of accepting "penalti" as a word, since it came from English (penalty), lost track of that, I suppose that it was accepted then. Funny story, the technical linguistic term used in Spanish for english (or other languages) words that become part of the Spanish is "Barbarismo" (Barbarism in English). The first time I saw it being mentioned I believed it to be a joke, it is indeed the real term applied to these words

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

What bothers me about the otherwise brilliant "Crimes & Punishment" new customization options for Sherlock?

 

There's only one single frock coat, and it comes with a modernized, very informal, unbottoned shirt outfit. All proper suits with vest and tie, however, only come with jackets.

 

BUT YOU CAN'T WEAR A TOP HAT WITH A JACKET! The disporportionality makes you look like a ringmaster.

 

Pyjama doesn't seem so bad all of a sudden. Now I want to fight alright. The virtual haberdasher who concocted this misleading insanity.

 But that's absolutelly outrageous.

 

I read somewhere some discussion from the DRAE in regard of accepting "penalti" as a word, since it came from English (penalty), lost track of that, I suppose that it was accepted then. Funny story, the technical linguistic term used in Spanish for english (or other languages) words that become part of the Spanish is "Barbarismo" (Barbarism in English). The first time I saw it being mentioned I believed it to be a joke, it is indeed the real term applied to these words

For me those words have always been "anglicismos" (anglicisms), it would be the same as goal-gol. Barbarism is the mispronunciation of a word. 

(I swear my intention is not to be a smartass)

 

Edit: Spelling

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

I demand a fight!

OKAY LET'S DO THIS!

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

USA WINS! USA WINS!!

 

*proceeds to go crazy*

[MoonblaDAI]

 But that's absolutelly outrageous.

 

For me those words have always been "anglicismos" (anglicisms), it would be the same as goal-gol.

 

Edit: Spelling

 

Yes, anglicisms is when they come from English specifically, barbarism is the general term.

 

ETA of the ETA (updated link): http://lema.rae.es/d...?val=barbarismo