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radscorpion9
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GeckoXp
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On February 26 2014 00:25 radscorpion9 wrote: I think its cool that liquipedia can post things like a person .maybe it is ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/xx2Xgh8.png) | ||
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mizU
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FakePseudo
Belgium716 Posts
On February 26 2014 04:53 mizU wrote: yay LIQUIDPEDIA You don't want to start this, do you? | ||
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
Lieds (German plural: lieder) are still written and performed today, there is even the term "Liedermacher" (lied maker) in the sense of singer-songwriter. | ||
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NeThZOR
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
On February 26 2014 19:23 [F_]aths wrote: By the way, "Lied" is pronounced "lead" (not "lide".) Lieds (German plural: lieder) are still written and performed today, there is even the term "Liedermacher" (lied maker) in the sense of singer-songwriter. Which kind of "lead"? Lead the chemical element or Lead as in "Lead the way grobyc you handsome bastard!" | ||
salle
Sweden5554 Posts
On February 27 2014 17:43 Grobyc wrote: Lead as in "Lead the way grobyc you handsome bastard!" Yes that one | ||
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GeckoXp
Germany2016 Posts
On February 26 2014 19:23 [F_]aths wrote: By the way, "Lied" is pronounced "lead" (not "lide".) Lieds (German plural: lieder) are still written and performed today, there is even the term "Liedermacher" (lied maker) in the sense of singer-songwriter. I didn't know this was used in the context of the article. I'd go for Minnesang or something, but Lied seems... odd. Haven't read that, then again I'm illiterate. | ||
KristofferAG
Norway25712 Posts
On February 25 2014 10:44 KadaverBB wrote: I also have no grudge against KristofferAG btw This is but an obvious attempt at swaying public opinion in your favor. | ||
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
On February 27 2014 17:43 Grobyc wrote: Which kind of "lead"? Lead the chemical element or Lead as in "Lead the way grobyc you handsome bastard!" Like "lead the way". On February 27 2014 18:19 GeckoXp wrote: I didn't know this was used in the context of the article. I'd go for Minnesang or something, but Lied seems... odd. Haven't read that, then again I'm illiterate. Minnesang is commonly used in the sense of a special lied from the middle ages, composed and performed by some knights who adored a princess to get their attention (and love!) Minnesang was often accompanied by instruments, but with portable ones (instead of a piano.) A lied does not imply any particular era or content, it can be sung alone, with others, and/or be accompanied by a guitar, piano, accordion or other instruments. The OP uses the term lied right in the sense that there are lieds which tell a heroic story. | ||
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Marou
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FO-nTTaX
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On February 28 2014 01:22 Marou wrote: Those guys are heroes, Cheerz !You could become a hero too, just log into Liquipedia and start editing =) (and also please source your edits ^^) | ||
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