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On December 17 2010 05:54 Edmon wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2010 05:51 Flicky wrote:
Nice to see you didn't highlight Britain correctly on your map. "Britain" is highlighted correctly. Great Britian includes N.Ireland. But the map I just robbed off of google images anyway. Feel free to make a better one and I'll edit the post  .
Our survey says? UH UH. Great Britain only includes England, Scotland, and Wales. That's why the full name of the country we live in is The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. That's why the map is highlighted correctly.
That said, after reading your OP, I now want to hear a cockney caster. I wonder if we can get Ray Winstone into SC2...
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On December 17 2010 05:56 Liquid_Adun wrote:
If im not mistaken this was a British person asking artosis to use more British slang in his casts, if im not mistaken, then this is quite possibly one of the worst ideas known to man kind. I mean seriously if you want a british caster this is what i propose, download the games from gom tv mute the sound, cast the games yourself. You can add in as much british slang as you want. Sit back and enjoy it. Sigh, thanks for the idea i guess?
Sigh, get a sense of humour won't you? The OP was just trying to have some fun and if I'm not mistaken if you disapprove so immensely of British slang this marvelous post of yours is quite possibly one of the worst ideas known to mankind. Don't just add a bunch of negativity to a thread when its intentions clearly aren't very serious.
More on topic; To hear Artosis use any of the terms that you mentioned would be absolutely remarkable! Let's hope he reads this thread.
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A pretty hilarious thread, though, to be honest, those threads aren't very not-American - I've heard plenty of them across the ocean over here. But you know, its cute.
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On December 17 2010 05:56 Liquid_Adun wrote:
If im not mistaken this was a British person asking artosis to use more British slang in his casts, if im not mistaken, then this is quite possibly one of the worst ideas known to man kind. I mean seriously if you want a british caster this is what i propose, download the games from gom tv mute the sound, cast the games yourself. You can add in as much british slang as you want. Sit back and enjoy it. Sigh, thanks for the idea i guess?
In the immortal words of Teeler, just chill.
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On December 17 2010 06:16 Kawamura wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2010 05:56 Liquid_Adun wrote:
If im not mistaken this was a British person asking artosis to use more British slang in his casts, if im not mistaken, then this is quite possibly one of the worst ideas known to man kind. I mean seriously if you want a british caster this is what i propose, download the games from gom tv mute the sound, cast the games yourself. You can add in as much british slang as you want. Sit back and enjoy it. Sigh, thanks for the idea i guess? Sigh, get a sense of humour won't you? The OP was just trying to have some fun and if I'm not mistaken if you disapprove so immensely of British slang this marvelous post of yours is quite possibly one of the worst ideas known to mankind. Don't just add a bunch of negativity to a thread when its intentions clearly aren't very serious. More on topic; To hear Artosis use any of the terms that you mentioned would be absolutely remarkable! Let's hope he reads this thread.
Well said, it's just a bit of fun.
I'm working on adding more stuff now .
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On December 17 2010 05:51 Flicky wrote:
Nice to see you didn't highlight Britain correctly on your map.
Yeah did you guys give up whales or what?
Just watch Ali G for an afternoon, aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight. Booyahkasha!
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The only ones they haven't used already are these:
He’s got ‘em bang to rights.
-I guess this is a legitimate UK phrase that us in the US just don't know about.
God no, what a blonde moment.
-Only a retard would say something like this. Unless the connotation is somehow different in the UK...
Diamond geezer
-Geezer means an old person, so I dunno.
Such a dish
-Legitimate UK phrase I guess?
Is my dreamboat
-They might have actually said this before, I just don't recall.
So basically, you've given 1 (maybe 2) suggestion that is actually good, and then a bunch they've already used or are already aware of, or that are just inappropriate/don't make sense for the situation.
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Would be aweome to watch them use some accent (like Irish, Scottish, British, Australian, and go nuts on prejudice while casting profesionaly.
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sorry but GB english makes my foreigner ears hurt. So please stick to american 
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He should certainly pick a few of these up. I expect Artosis to use at least 2.
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On December 17 2010 05:49 Edmon wrote:
It's funny how the 3 people who are confused are all american xD.
It's a bit depressing.  Awesome op though. :D
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On December 17 2010 06:27 Blobskillz wrote:sorry but GB english makes my foreigner ears hurt. So please stick to american
You mean the English from the people who founded our country... that english aka... real english?
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By popular demand, banelings has been added.
Please suggest more artosis sayings you'd like added .
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On December 17 2010 06:29 BetterFasterStronger wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2010 06:27 Blobskillz wrote:sorry but GB english makes my foreigner ears hurt. So please stick to american You mean the English from the people who founded our country... that english aka... real english?
To be fair to him, most people in England cannot speak English properly.
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On December 17 2010 06:31 Edmon wrote:By popular demand, banelings has been added. Please suggest more artosis sayings you'd like added .
love this addition: He's got banelings fit to burst.
I still think baller should be added next.
On December 17 2010 06:32 Ziktomini wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2010 06:29 BetterFasterStronger wrote:On December 17 2010 06:27 Blobskillz wrote:sorry but GB english makes my foreigner ears hurt. So please stick to american You mean the English from the people who founded our country... that english aka... real english? To be fair to him, most people in England cannot speak English properly.
"Why in America they haven't spoken it in years!"
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On December 17 2010 06:32 Ziktomini wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2010 06:29 BetterFasterStronger wrote:On December 17 2010 06:27 Blobskillz wrote:sorry but GB english makes my foreigner ears hurt. So please stick to american You mean the English from the people who founded our country... that english aka... real english? To be fair to him, most people in England cannot speak English properly.
It's true
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LOL, Nice POST Edmon. Bravo. I'm not sure if I use this correctly but..you are the dog's bullocks!
edit: please tell me if I applied that correctly, lol
edit2: "A vast quatity of banelings." Did you mean to spell quantity as "Quatity"? Or typo? Either way, cheers.
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On December 17 2010 05:45 Orome wrote:
I read this entire thread in TotalBiscuit's voice. Good stuff. :p
qft rofl
Would be so awesome to hear artosis do this :D
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Artosis - If you read this, I think you should be a little more patriotic and say more things that Americans say in everyday conversation.
Bodacious!
Cowboy
Bling Bling
Hot Dog!
That was the Bee's Knees!
Far Out...
Rootin' Tootin'
HuK: If you read this, you should say more Canadian things.
Eh
aboot
hosed
guy
ooh fur shuure
TLO: ... volkswagen?
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On December 17 2010 06:33 rastaban wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2010 06:31 Edmon wrote:By popular demand, banelings has been added. Please suggest more artosis sayings you'd like added . love this addition: He's got banelings fit to burst. I still think baller should be added next. Show nested quote +On December 17 2010 06:32 Ziktomini wrote:On December 17 2010 06:29 BetterFasterStronger wrote:On December 17 2010 06:27 Blobskillz wrote:sorry but GB english makes my foreigner ears hurt. So please stick to american You mean the English from the people who founded our country... that english aka... real english? To be fair to him, most people in England cannot speak English properly. "Why in America they haven't spoken it in years!"
You wish is my command.
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