SubJeff on 21/4/2010 at 22:05
How the hell are you going to get to Greenland now GBM, hmmmm? What, are you going to drive there?
Okay, if not from orbit lets just torpedo the damn thing! If we bust its pipes all up it'll leak all this crap into the sea and then we can have a nice Vappu picnic on Saturday \o><o>\o/
Gingerbread Man on 21/4/2010 at 22:21
Whatever we do, we'd better get it sorted out before Unglist. That's the only time they're invulnerable. :grr:
Bjossi on 22/4/2010 at 03:49
If you nuke Iceland it'll make Britain and Netherlands really unhappy.
So do it! :cool:
PotatoGuy on 22/4/2010 at 07:25
:(
massimilianogoi on 22/4/2010 at 08:19
Quote Posted by Gingerbread Man
Not really.
Getting to orbit is the big obstacle. With or without nukes.
Heh, that's what I meant...
Quote Posted by PotatoGuy
:(
:ebil:
kittykat on 24/4/2010 at 13:47
Quote Posted by Bjossi
Not too shabby. :cool:
Though I'm not sure if 'ck' is too fitting, a simple k would do. And do you by any chance know how the "harsh L" (two L in a row) is pronounced? I don't think that sound even exists in English.
Perhaps you could download or record that sound clip Enchantermon linked to and slow it down a bit. :p
Of course I know how that sounds ll as in hell or well
og amerikanar geta ekki sagt k svo úr verði k verður að vera ck og hana nú :thumb:
Bjossi on 24/4/2010 at 14:04
Who wrote that last sentence for you? :p (I'd be quite impressed if you wrote it all by yourself.)
But actually the ll sound I talk about sounds nothing like ll in 'hell' or 'well', unless you have an English accent in mind that I'm not familiar with. Here you can hear how the word is said correctly: (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jq-sMZtSww) :)
(Notice that the 'll's are written as 'tl's there to emphasize the point they are "harsh".)
When you have mastered Eyjafjallajökull, here are some more tonguetwisters:
Menntamálaráðuneyti, strætisvagnabílstjóri, vaðlaheiðavegavinnuverkamannageymsluskúr.
:p
kittykat on 24/4/2010 at 14:31
Quote Posted by Bjossi
Who wrote that last sentence for you? :p (I'd be quite impressed if you wrote it all by yourself.)
But actually the ll sound I talk about sounds nothing like ll in 'hell' or 'well', unless you have an English accent in mind that I'm not familiar with. Here you can hear how the word is said correctly: (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jq-sMZtSww) :)
(Notice that the 'll's are written as 'tl's there to emphasize the point they are "harsh".)
When you have mastered Eyjafjallajökull, here are some more tonguetwisters:
Menntamálaráðuneyti, strætisvagnabílstjóri, vaðlaheiðavegavinnuverkamannageymsluskúr.
:p
ok be impressed
Hvað er þetta auðvitað skrifaði ég þetta sjálf, borin og barnfæddur íslendingur lol :cheeky:. En málið er að amerikanar bera orð allt öðruvísi fram en þau eru skrifuð og þetta er það næsta sem hægt er að komast nafninu Eyjafjallajökull svo þeir geti sagt það skammarlaust :sly:
Hér sem ég bý gætu þeir örugglega aldrei náð að segja ll eins og við segjum það svo ll as in hell er það besta sem hægt er að ná , of mikið af spænskumælandi lol
Þeir geta ekki einu sinni sagt nafnið mitt sem er mjög stutt og laggott án þess að setja t í stað d
