EPTOn August 19 2011 00:46 CaptainTwig wrote:
"If you live in the Germany area" -MrBitter
omglol!
"If you live in the Germany area" -MrBitter
omglol!
To be fair to Mister Bitter.
You can pretty much get to anywhere in Germany in a day
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HitMonkie
Australia518 Posts
To be fair to Mister Bitter. You can pretty much get to anywhere in Germany in a day | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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Grumbels
Netherlands7032 Posts
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bgx
Poland6595 Posts
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TheKefka
Croatia11752 Posts
On August 19 2011 00:46 AlBundy wrote: To be fair, Germany is a tiny country compared to the USA. + the German autobahn | ||
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Opera
France469 Posts
On August 19 2011 00:47 HitMonkie wrote: To be fair to Mister Bitter. You can pretty much get to anywhere in Germany in a day You can pretty much get to anywhere in the World in a day (at least for big cities). | ||
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Shirohige
Germany398 Posts
More like "We can't hear you", because "man" was referring to the crowd, but yeah. | ||
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Deadlyfish
Denmark1980 Posts
I dont get it, why is that funny? | ||
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Al Bundy
7257 Posts
I heard there is no speed limit there  I love Germany | ||
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HitMonkie
Australia518 Posts
On August 19 2011 00:48 Opera wrote: You can pretty much get to anywhere in the World in a day (at least for big cities). By Train or By car? Obviously not | ||
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Xivsa
United States1009 Posts
On August 19 2011 00:47 flowSthead wrote: Good point! If I randomly decide to mispronounce words, then I can do whatever I want! Your logic is infallible. It's not random, necessarily. People who like how English was used in the past can carry traditions like these into the modern day despite how outdated or 'random' you think it is. | ||
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
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DaMuffinman
Germany1705 Posts
On August 19 2011 00:47 HitMonkie wrote: To be fair to Mister Bitter. You can pretty much get to anywhere in Germany in a day True that, in comparison to the United States the travel distances are very short ^^ Edit: make it half a day from north to south with the car and without too much stops | ||
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MrMongo
Germany64 Posts
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TheKefka
Croatia11752 Posts
On August 19 2011 00:49 AlBundy wrote: I heard there is no speed limit there I love GermanyIt's quite the experience if you never driven fast before But only select parts are with no speed limits.Not everywhere. | ||
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
Aleksey "White-Ra" Krupnyk I now in Kiyv airport waiting my fly in Germany. After I coming try join to TL meeting, but I need cheek out adress first  . Anyway tomorrow I come on gamescone and maybe make some Show matches on blizzard stage.Anyone know when's the showmatch and will it be streamed? | ||
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TheBanana
Norway2183 Posts
On August 19 2011 00:45 Xivsa wrote: An history is right if you're not pronouncing the h. An hallucination is right as well for the same reason, though obviously it doesn't have the history (see what I did there?) of England English speakers not pronouncing the h. I was wrong in how I described the rule, but the fact remains that if the speaker chooses not to pronounce the h in the first syllable, it can be proper to write 'an,' especially if he/she speaks that way too. An Istory? An allucination? What if you choose to pronounce history "potatoman"? | ||
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Deekin[
Serbia1713 Posts
On August 19 2011 00:49 Shirohige wrote: More like "We can't hear you", because "man" was referring to the crowd, but yeah. Yeah I know, "man" stand for like "the people" in a way, dont know how to explain "man" in english | ||
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eloist
United States1017 Posts
On August 19 2011 00:46 AlBundy wrote: To be fair, Germany is a tiny country compared to the USA. Well how does "California Area" sound? | ||
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Shirohige
Germany398 Posts
If you don't mind 4 hours (maximum) in a car at 30° Celsius, you can come to the gamescom from pretty much everywhere in Germany. | ||
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