I'm worried.

[Azlan]

It seemed important, so I thought I would post something.

<something>

Thank you.

[bill]

Ceci ne'st pas un post

[Azlan]

Ceci ne'st pas un post

Oui il est!

(this statement is Babel Fish approved, peeps!)

[bill]

Vous êtes un gros porc-chien américain

[Rafe]

Sacre Bleu!
My grandmother's parents were French.  She never spoke it much, except that she refered to me as "mon chou" (implying I was a cabbage).

Linky

'tis the full image.

Thanks Modelincard.

Here's a slightly reduced copy:



Ooo, there's Vinci and Arty! armed with a rifle and... a donut.

[llearch n'n'daCorna]

Yeah, that's probably enough french, thanks.

[bill]

Like one of the posts you deleted were in french.



Terrible moderator IMO.

[llearch n'n'daCorna]

Correct. The rest were irrelevant noise.

[bill]

It was actually a sophisticated form of communication that appears as irrelevant noise to untrained eyes.

[Naldru]

Vous êtes un gros porc-chien américain

Is that "You are an American dirty dog".  Wouldn't tu be more insulting than vous?

Ceci ne'st pas un post

Don't you mean "n'est"?  I assume that this is a variation on "Ceci n'est pas un pipe" in the painting by Magritte.

Ceci ne'st pas un post

Oui il est!

(this statement is Babel Fish approved, peeps!)

Actually, Babelfish said to insert a comma after "Oui"

Just because Babelfish generates a translation doesn't mean that it is correct.  Babelfish produces some real whoppers, a fact that has been exploited by a number of teachers of foreign languages.  (Pick the right phrases for translation and it becomes very apparent who is using Babelfish rather than their own studies.)

My copy of Larousse says that "chou" can also mean dear, darling, pet, cream puff (sounds like Abel), and blue eyed boy.  A perfect example of the problems with Babelfish.

By the way, wasn't there a rule for the forums that posts had to be in English?

[bill]

Just because Babelfish generates a translation doesn't mean that it is correct. 

I was totally unaware of that.

[Azlan]

Just because Babelfish generates a translation doesn't mean that it is correct. 

I was totally unaware of that.

That's news on me to.  I say we have learned something today, eh, Bill?

[Naldru]

Just because Babelfish generates a translation doesn't mean that it is correct. 

I was totally unaware of that.

That's news on me to.  I say we have learned something today, eh, Bill?

Actually, I would be far more impressed if I saw greater competence in the use of English on this forum.

[Zedd]

Just because Babelfish generates a translation doesn't mean that it is correct. 

I was totally unaware of that.

That's news on me to.  I say we have learned something today, eh, Bill?

Actually, I would be far more impressed if I saw greater competence in the use of English on this forum.

http://pigeond.net/cgi-bin/e2e.cgi Engrish genrator anyone? 

[bill]

My irony detector just broke.

[Zedd]

My irony detector just broke.

Dont worry...I'll buy you a new one..Home Edition service pack 2 will do you finely

[Shadrok]

http://pigeond.net/cgi-bin/e2e.cgi Engrish genrator anyone? 

You know that gives me an idea for a game.

[techmaster-glitch]

http://pigeond.net/cgi-bin/e2e.cgi Engrish genrator anyone? 

I just used that with some phrases... Some pretty funny stuff was spewed out. I couldn't stop giggling

[Alondro]

Est'ce que je peux aller a toilette?

Oui oui!

No, I just have to powder my nose. 

[ShiningShadow]

Sacre Bleu!
My grandmother's parents were French.  She never spoke it much, except that she refered to me as "mon chou" (implying I was a cabbage).

Linky

'tis the full image.

Thanks Modelincard.

Here's a slightly reduced copy:



Ooo, there's Vinci and Arty! armed with a rifle and... a donut.

Dude where you got that that is the coolest art I ever seen. In any terms I don't know any french but I know some words in german.

[llearch n'n'daCorna]

By the way, wasn't there a rule for the forums that posts had to be in English?

English or a language that one of the moderators speaks.

Bill is a mod, therefore he gets to bend the rules, just a little. OTOH, you'll note that his posts got canned as well... ;-] (also, I speak enough French to keep track of what they were saying)

[Naldru]

Oh well, variety is the spice of life, and the French wasn't too spicy.  There's always something new on this forum, and that's what I like about it.  Participating in this forum is living in interesting times.

[Rafe]

Linky

'tis the full image.

Ooo, there's Vinci and Arty! armed with a rifle and... a donut.

Dude where you got that that is the coolest art I ever seen.

That is Amber's epic battle scene "Chibis versus Reworks".  Amber took almost a year to draw it, and unlike DMFA, it's completely hand drawn and colored.  It represents a battle between the forces of cuteness (the chibis) and those of destruction (the reworks).  Reworks were undead creatures created by David Hopkins for his Rework the Dead series of stories.  They also appear (usually in Hell) in Hopkins' comic Jack.  Amber filled it with comic and persona characters many of which you might recognize.  The composition draws you in nicely, like one of those classical battle scenes by a renaissance artist. And of course, blood is a nice touch.   

She gave the original (about 18 x 24 inches if I remember right) to David and Katie Hopkins when Dave was the Guest of Honor / Featured Artist at Conifur Northwest in 2005.  It's now on display in their home in the Tacoma Washington area.   Click on the "Linky" in the quote above for a bigger version.