[P2TM Chat] The Restaurant at the End of the Multiverse II

[Nature-Spirits]

Fear not! Uncle Zark is here to point it out as many times as necessary!

Also, I'm fairly sure that sentence was wrong. -nods-

Grammatically, or in asserting that Nat-Spi looks like an egg?

Both, I believe. According to the internet, "parecerse" is the infinitive, whereas you want the indicative present third-person singular "se parece" (although I don't speak Spanish, so I'm not 100% certain). And I most certainly do not look like an egg (or a testicle, for that matter).

[Nature-Spirits]

Estoy muy bien. Nat-Spi parecerse un huevo.

no pero es poutine

And I am also not poutine, although it's pretty good as far as Canadian dishes go.

[Astrolinium]

Grammatically, or in asserting that Nat-Spi looks like an egg?

Both, I believe. According to the internet, "parecerse" is the infinitive, whereas you want the indicative present third-person singular "se parece" (although I don't speak Spanish, so I'm not 100% certain). And I most certainly do not look like an egg (or a testicle, for that matter).

Tibi non credo; instar testiculi recte habes.

[Zarkenis Ultima]

Grammatically, or in asserting that Nat-Spi looks like an egg?

Both, I believe. According to the internet, "parecerse" is the infinitive, whereas you want the indicative present third-person singular "se parece" (although I don't speak Spanish, so I'm not 100% certain). And I most certainly do not look like an egg (or a testicle, for that matter).

You'd be right in the second bit, though the infinitive is "parecer". I don't know about actual grammatical terminology very much, but "parecerse" is something that is said of something exclusively in regard to another thing (and it's also an entirely different word, apparently).

[Lavan Tiri]

Grammatically, or in asserting that Nat-Spi looks like an egg?

Both, I believe. According to the internet, "parecerse" is the infinitive, whereas you want the indicative present third-person singular "se parece" (although I don't speak Spanish, so I'm not 100% certain). And I most certainly do not look like an egg (or a testicle, for that matter).

Foreign languages are my enemy.

And really, the only things you need to be able to say in multiple languages is "Where is the bathroom", and the lyrics to Somebody to Love.

[Astrolinium]

Both, I believe. According to the internet, "parecerse" is the infinitive, whereas you want the indicative present third-person singular "se parece" (although I don't speak Spanish, so I'm not 100% certain). And I most certainly do not look like an egg (or a testicle, for that matter).

Foreign languages are my enemy.

And really, the only things you need to be able to say in multiple languages is "Where is the bathroom", and the lyrics to Somebody to Love.

Also, apparently, in a very apropos video that came across my Tumblr feed, Call Me Maybe in Old English.

[Nature-Spirits]

Both, I believe. According to the internet, "parecerse" is the infinitive, whereas you want the indicative present third-person singular "se parece" (although I don't speak Spanish, so I'm not 100% certain). And I most certainly do not look like an egg (or a testicle, for that matter).

Tibi non credo; instar testiculi recte habes.

Verus est, verus est.

Both, I believe. According to the internet, "parecerse" is the infinitive, whereas you want the indicative present third-person singular "se parece" (although I don't speak Spanish, so I'm not 100% certain). And I most certainly do not look like an egg (or a testicle, for that matter).

You'd be right in the second bit, though the infinitive is "parecer". I don't know about actual grammatical terminology very much, but "parecerse" is something that is said of something exclusively in regard to another thing (and it's also an entirely different word, apparently).

Ah, okay.

Foreign languages are my enemy.

And really, the only things you need to be able to say in multiple languages is "Where is the bathroom", and the lyrics to Somebody to Love.

Also, apparently, in a very apropos video that came across my Tumblr feed, Call Me Maybe in Old English.

This is great.

[Astrolinium]

Tibi non credo; instar testiculi recte habes.

Verus est, verus est.

You'd be right in the second bit, though the infinitive is "parecer". I don't know about actual grammatical terminology very much, but "parecerse" is something that is said of something exclusively in regard to another thing (and it's also an entirely different word, apparently).

Ah, okay.

Also, apparently, in a very apropos video that came across my Tumblr feed, Call Me Maybe in Old English.

This is great.

The most fascinating part, for me, is that, after a millennium of linguistic upheaval on a scale nearly unheard of in other languages, there's still the odd word or even phrase that's somewhat intelligible.

[Nature-Spirits]

Verus est, verus est.


Ah, okay.


This is great.

The most fascinating part, for me, is that, after a millennium of linguistic upheaval on a scale nearly unheard of in other languages, there's still the odd word or even phrase that's somewhat intelligible.

Oh, definitely. It's really interesting reading or listening to Old English and finding a word that I understand. Like, "Hey, I know you. Fancy seeing you here." (Does no one else talk to words?)

[Alleniana]

Estoy muy bien. Nat-Spi parecerse un huevo.

no pero es poutine

does anyone know a good poutine place in Melbourne?

The most fascinating part, for me, is that, after a millennium of linguistic upheaval on a scale nearly unheard of in other languages, there's still the odd word or even phrase that's somewhat intelligible.

Oh, definitely. It's really interesting reading or listening to Old English and finding a word that I understand. Like, "Hey, I know you. Fancy seeing you here." (Does no one else talk to words?)

Yeah; I was doing a linguistics thing a while back (did pretty shittily) and "maidn" or "maithen" (replace th with thorn) or something came up, and it did indeed mean maiden, and it was like "oh, hello! a baby photo!"

Tibi non credo; instar testiculi recte habes.

Verus est, verus est.

meus frater linguam Latinam studere in hoc anno coepit
(verba "in hoc anno" fortasse non est decora, eheu)

Also, apparently, in a very apropos video that came across my Tumblr feed, Call Me Maybe in Old English.

This is great.

I do choir, maybe I can convince the choir to. Or, for house music in year 12, maybe.

[Nature-Spirits]

no pero es poutine

does anyone know a good poutine place in Melbourne?

Never been to Melbourne, sorry.

Oh, definitely. It's really interesting reading or listening to Old English and finding a word that I understand. Like, "Hey, I know you. Fancy seeing you here." (Does no one else talk to words?)

Yeah; I was doing a linguistics thing a while back (did pretty shittily) and "maidn" or "maithen" (replace th with thorn) or something came up, and it did indeed mean maiden, and it was like "oh, hello! a baby photo!"

Pares sumus! xD

Seriously, though, we should probably stop with the Latin.

[Alleniana]

does anyone know a good poutine place in Melbourne?

Never been to Melbourne, sorry.

ughh
It sounds like the kind of food that would be right up my alley, but stay-at-home-ness and being 16 prevent me from getting at it, and it's frustrating.

Yeah; I was doing a linguistics thing a while back (did pretty shittily) and "maidn" or "maithen" (replace th with thorn) or something came up, and it did indeed mean maiden, and it was like "oh, hello! a baby photo!"

Pares sumus! xD

Seriously, though, we should probably stop with the Latin.

ita vero
My brother is indeed learning Latin though, which is nice.

[The Grey Wolf]

There's a lot wrong here.

I was reading all this and hoping you'd show up soon, Khan.

Help us, Obi-Wan Khanobi, you're our only hope.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

I'm mildly intoxicated. AMA.

[Agritum]

I'm mildly intoxicated. AMA.

What did you drink?

[Nightkill the Emperor]

I'm mildly intoxicated. AMA.

What did you drink?

Bhang lassi.

[Constaniana]

I'm mildly intoxicated. AMA.

How hard is it for a brown man and a Catholic woman to keep their number of children at only one?

What did you drink?

Bhang lassi.

*sniggers*

[Nightkill the Emperor]

I'm mildly intoxicated. AMA.

How hard is it for a brown man and a Catholic woman to keep their number of children at only one?

I like how the Mormon immediately asks me about my sex life.

[Rupudska]

How hard is it for a brown man and a Catholic woman to keep their number of children at only one?

I like how the Mormon immediately asks me about my sex life.

People are often curious about that which they do not have.

[Constaniana]

How hard is it for a brown man and a Catholic woman to keep their number of children at only one?

I like how the Mormon immediately asks me about my sex life.

The people need to know.

I like how the Mormon immediately asks me about my sex life.

People are often curious about that which they do not have.

I'm taking notes for later.

[Agritum]

I like how the Mormon immediately asks me about my sex life.

People are often curious about that which they do not have.

http://www.vice.com/read/mormon-themed- ... g-business

[Olthar]

I'm mildly intoxicated. AMA.

If you were a woman, what would you do if you were turned into a man?

[Nightkill the Emperor]

I'm mildly intoxicated. AMA.

If you were a woman, what would you do if you were turned into a man?

Probably see how wanking is different with different genitals.

[Vancon]

If you were a woman, what would you do if you were turned into a man?

Probably see how wanking is different with different genitals.

A valid idea.

[Lavan Tiri]

I'm mildly intoxicated. AMA.

If you had boobs, where would you store the ukulele?