oneshotnokill on 2/9/2002 at 17:37
To be or not to be, that is the question?
Weither it is nobler in the mind,
To suffer the slings and arows or outrageuos fortune.
or to rise up agianst a sea or troubles,
and by doing so to die, to sleep.
system shocker on 7/9/2002 at 14:58
how do you pronounce "Deus Ex"? i mean, my little sister calls it "do sex", i call it
"day uus ex", and my friend calls it "dos ex"! why was it callled deus ex! do they not expect us to talk about it?:devil: and who is deus_ex_girl i keep on hearing about?
Lassen on 10/9/2002 at 22:08
I like Dexers or Sexers.
system shocker on 13/9/2002 at 02:47
can someone answer my question?:confused:
buglunch on 13/9/2002 at 05:00
"Day-us Ecks"
sailoreagle on 13/9/2002 at 13:44
Quote:
Originally posted by armcommander what do you call someone that plays Deus Ex?Deusexx0r. *runs*
And it was called "Deus Ex", I reckon, from the Latin phrase "deus ex machina". Which means you should pronounce "Deus Ex" like you'd pronounce it in Latin (or Italian, for that matter). *shrug*
Tej on 15/9/2002 at 08:07
Yup, Deus Ex is certainly Latin. And as such, it's pronounced as "Deh-oos Ex" - and that means no 'y'-s in there. :)
And I guess the refference od "deux ex machina", ie., a god from a machine, basically a Greek drama element where an unsolvable situation gets solved by one person and gets a possibly unopredictable twist and ending, is quite in order here.
Matej
