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[Smiling Spectre]

Originally Posted by yoga

Pls, without using uncle Google tell me whos hero is

Jaggernaut and book?

Umm... I didn't understand the question, actually. Jaggernaut is too common word, as this death chariot was commonly accepted by Western culture as symbol of some unstoppable mechanical force, so jaggernauts are all around - from a spaceships to a fantasy contraptions.

[yoga]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

Umm... I didn't understand the question, actually. Jaggernaut is too common word, as this death chariot was commonly accepted by Western culture as symbol of some unstoppable mechanical force, so jaggernauts are all around - from a spaceships to a fantasy contraptions.

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Horosho.

Bravo!!

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Hard Q, pravda?

PC: Why You ignore my plea to translate Победа...?
Я-то немножко зубоскал.

[Capo]

Funny thing you can find the "corpse" of this boss in LOG2

[yoga]

Originally Posted by Capo

Funny thing you can find the "corpse" of this boss in LOG2

Hey, mio amichi,

You know all about the games.

Hmm... i entered the big last castle (that after the river) in LOG2 but did not see

the Cube corpse. Maybe i am wrong?

[yoga]

112 games

[Smiling Spectre]

Originally Posted by yoga

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More - Who is Jabberwocky, maestro?

Well, it's fictional character (double fictional - mentioned in the fiction from the Through the Looking Glass. In Russian it translated at least twice, first as 'Бармаглот' (Barmaglot) and second as 'Умзар' (Umzar). First translate in general is much better, as you could guess.

PC: Why You ignore my plea to translate Победа...?

Umm... It was not rhetoric plea? Why you didn't translate it then? "Victory will be ours" was your reply. Famous quote of Stalin during World War 2. One of several his quotes that truly outlive his creator in the it's original meaning.

[yoga]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

Well, it's fictional character (double fictional - mentioned in the fiction from the Through the Looking Glass. In Russian it translated at least twice, first as 'Бармаглот' (Barmaglot) and second as 'Умзар' (Umzar). First translate in general is much better, as you could guess.

PC: Why You ignore my plea to translate Победа...?

Umm... It was not rhetoric plea? Why you didn't translate it then? "Victory will be ours" was your reply. Famous quote of Stalin during World War 2. One of several his quotes that truly outlive his creator in the it's original meaning.

Thank You very much, dear SS, You are the King of translators..

Matushka Pycь is proud with You.

Molodez!



Mates, i think is time to stop LOG case.

Nothing to do with passed game.







And Yr answer for Jabberwocky is abs. correct.

You read many books, Drug!


PC: You swam in the river Cybanь?

[Capo]

Originally Posted by yoga

Hey, mio amichi,

You know all about the games.

Hmm... i entered the big last castle (that after the river) in LOG2 but did not see

the Cube corpse. Maybe i am wrong?

[yoga]

Yes, i remembered this corpse but

this was in the very beginning in fact at the sea beach.

Great!

[Smiling Spectre]

Originally Posted by yoga

PC: You swam in the river Cybanь?

Not exactly. I am too close to the source, so here it's cold and very fast. It's not very enjoyable when after two seconds you are ten metres down the point where you started.

Also, wow, artistic picture! It looks not so majestic in real life.