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[Joisan]

RedNanaki wrote...

There is always time for tea! I bet they had little tea parties every afternoon in the trenches back in the great war. Mud and corpses you say? Pff, they soaked the fungus that had cropped up between their toes and make tea out if it! Okay, maybe that's taking it a bit too far.

At any rate, how far in the next game do you think we'll meet Kaidan/Ash again? What's Shep's next move right after the Collector base you reckon? Realistically.

Heading at full speed back to wherever Kaidan happens to be.  What, that's totally realistic!

[ELE08]

Ahem.  Soccerball Kaidan.

click me

Linked in case someone is browsing in class/public

[crimsonrhodelia]

Sexy accents are sexy!  I had a really handsome Italian grad student (black curly hair, brown eyes, olive skin) teach me, well, Italian, coincidentally enough, when I was still in college. He made "basically" sound like the sexiest word ever.

sapphyreelf wrote...

I had an English coworker a couple of years ago. I'd get her to say schedule and aluminium all the time.

My mom is American, but since I grew up in the Netherlands and it's "aluminium" in Dutch too, I've never been able to say "aluminum" (I just mistyped it too, even), feels so illogical. I get a lot of flak for it from my colleagues.

[crimsonrhodelia]

ELE08 wrote...

Ahem.  Soccerball Kaidan.

click me

Linked in case someone is browsing in class/public

I love it! He looks so serious, clutching his ball like that.


:innocent:

[sapphyreelf]

Realistically, heading straight to the Citadel to slap that "Reaper" evidence in a certain Turian councilor's face. Hopefully, a certain tall dark and handsome Staff Commander will happen to be about the Citadel... then angstiness can begin.

[Brijenieve]

To be fair, not all British accents are sexy... Not all English accents are sexy, even.



Don't hurt me! It's just a thought! ::*hides*::

[BECC4]

Argh it's al-u-min-i-um why the hell do americans miss out the I? I watched a film once called Rancid Aluminium and I was ready to destroy my tv by the end of it, I was screaming it's AL-U-MIN-I-UM!

[sapphyreelf]

Brijenieve wrote...

To be fair, not all British accents are sexy... Not all English accents are sexy, even.

Don't hurt me! It's just a thought! ::*hides*::

Where this is true, the ones that always pop into my mind when I think of British accents are melt your bones sexy. I love me some smexy accents.... gives me shivers.

[Joisan]

lady winde wrote...



Hai ladies. i haz powerz

/cough >.>


another tame one. :3

hope y'all like it.

Love it, oh blessed illustrator!

[SweetiePea]

Hey, hey, hey. The real accent is the Canadian accent, and I know my fine friends at BioWare will agree with me. Speaking as an American who has always lived in close proximity to Canada, I can tell you there is no end to the merriment when some poor Canadian happens upon us. I had a boss who was Canadian and he was constantly the butt of jokes because of it. He also happened to be a really nice guy. In fact, I think Canadians in general are more laid back and polite than Americans and I happen to like them enormously.

But the accent, oh the accent! Don't know what I'm talking about? Might I point you to this line in ME1: "Decontamination in proooogress." Every time I heard it, I had to imitate it and laugh.

Kaidan: Hey, Garrus, can I borrow five dawlers, eh? I need to buy a new toque to go with the sweater my mom sent me.

Modifié par SweetiePea, 03 mars 2010 - 10:03 .

[BECC4]

Wow at the pic! *sniggers at clutching his ball*

[archonambroseus]

crimsonrhodelia wrote...

Sexy accents are sexy!  I had a really handsome Italian grad student (black curly hair, brown eyes, olive skin) teach me, well, Italian, coincidentally enough, when I was still in college. He made "basically" sound like the sexiest word ever.

sapphyreelf wrote...

I had an English coworker a couple of years ago. I'd get her to say schedule and aluminium all the time.

My mom is American, but since I grew up in the Netherlands and it's "aluminium" in Dutch too, I've never been able to say "aluminum" (I just mistyped it too, even), feels so illogical. I get a lot of flak for it from my colleagues.

"You pronounce it "erbs," we pronounce it "herbs" because there's a f***ing 'H' in it."
–Eddie Izzard

[sapphyreelf]

SweetiePea wrote...

"Decontamination in proooogress."

I giggle and mimic this every time I hear it. It cracks me up.

[archonambroseus]

sapphyreelf wrote...

SweetiePea wrote...

"Decontamination in proooogress."

I giggle and mimic this every time I hear it. It cracks me up.

Yeah, I giggled at that for a good 5 seconds or there "aboot."

[RedNanaki]

sapphyreelf wrote...

Realistically, heading straight to the Citadel to slap that "Reaper" evidence in a certain Turian councilor's face. Hopefully, a certain tall dark and handsome Staff Commander will happen to be about the Citadel... then angstiness can begin.

Fair enough. Kaidan enough!

[Doug84]

BECC4 wrote...

Argh it's al-u-min-i-um why the hell do americans miss out the I? I watched a film once called Rancid Aluminium and I was ready to destroy my tv by the end of it, I was screaming it's AL-U-MIN-I-UM!

This. Why, America, whyyyy?

[Sialater]

Doug84 wrote...

BECC4 wrote...

Argh it's al-u-min-i-um why the hell do americans miss out the I? I watched a film once called Rancid Aluminium and I was ready to destroy my tv by the end of it, I was screaming it's AL-U-MIN-I-UM!

This. Why, America, whyyyy?

Because it's superfluous.

Just like y'all sticking extra letters in words like "color."

Modifié par Sialater, 03 mars 2010 - 10:06 .

[fortunesque]

Or!

Mark Meer after Therum:

Lee-AIR-uh

It sounds so cute

[drunken pyromaniac]

Doug84 wrote...

BECC4 wrote...

Argh it's al-u-min-i-um why the hell do americans miss out the I? I watched a film once called Rancid Aluminium and I was ready to destroy my tv by the end of it, I was screaming it's AL-U-MIN-I-UM!

This. Why, America, whyyyy?

Evidently, you missed the 1948 Lets-Mess-With-the-Brits conference when all Americans decided to start spelling and pronouncing things differently.

Modifié par drunken pyromaniac, 03 mars 2010 - 10:11 .

[sesheta255]

Sialater wrote...

Doug84 wrote...

BECC4 wrote...

Argh it's al-u-min-i-um why the hell do americans miss out the I? I watched a film once called Rancid Aluminium and I was ready to destroy my tv by the end of it, I was screaming it's AL-U-MIN-I-UM!

This. Why, America, whyyyy?

Because it's superfluous.

Just like y'all sticking extra letters in words like "color."

Aaarg - its colour I tell you, and favourite too

[BECC4]

And armour ;-)

[Lianna sFfalenn]

After the war, there was a shortage of the letter 'u', so they had to make cutbacks somewhere. America got the short end of the stick.



(with due credit to Jasper Fforde for graciously allowing me to paraphrase his joke.)

[archonambroseus]

Commander Alenko shakes his head at the petty, pedestrian squabbling.

[Doug84]

archonambroseus wrote...



Commander Alenko shakes his head at the petty, pedestrian squabbling.

*Sniffles* Its all we have left, damnit! No Empire, no world famous industries... we need to have these petty arguments!

[Darazelly]

Doug84 wrote...

archonambroseus wrote...



Commander Alenko shakes his head at the petty, pedestrian squabbling.

*Sniffles* Its all we have left, damnit! No Empire, no world famous industries... we need to have these petty arguments!

*Pats Doug on the back* There, there... Have some cake.

And with those lame words of comfort, I take my leave. Good night people