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[PrejudiceSucks]

It doesn't mean anything, it just sounds a little bit odd.

[#BlakhOle#]

Originally posted by PrejudiceSucks@Feb 12 2006, 03:03 PM
It doesn't mean anything, it just sounds a little bit odd.

What sounds odd? im confused. Is there something wrong with the way australians ask questions? I think i understand what you mean but im not sure...

[TheGiantMidgit]

Originally posted by Toxik+Feb 9 2006, 07:10 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Toxik @ Feb 9 2006, 07:10 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-swiss@Feb 9 2006, 08:31 PM


Chinese always have digital cameras...

Y'know,I actually dont remember seeing one without one..taking 1 picture per second [/b][/quote]
Unless you go to China. ...then the odds of seeing a Chinaman with a camera lower to only one in five rather than all. And yea, we all totally do know Kung Fu, cracka's.

[Don Andy]

Did anyone ever notice how almost every villain in old games has an german or russian accent?

Oh, and I'm thinking especially of Flight of the Amazon Queen, just that you get an example
(I mean, come on, a lederhosen company?)

[Grinder]

Wolfenstein 3d - defeat the evil General Fettgesicht!
btw, for everyone else: Fettgesicht - Fatface
I know the Nazis were evil, but come on, Fettgesicht?
How was that guy every gonna be a general?

[Gelfo]

Originally posted by #BlakhOle#@Feb 13 2006, 05:54 AM
What sounds odd? im confused. Is there something wrong with the way australians ask questions? I think i understand what you mean but im not sure...

Nono..

My experience with Australian (And New Zealanders) is that everything they say sounds like they're asking a question because the pitch of their voice raises towards the end of the setence. I take it you're australian? It's probably harder for you to understand as an insider looking out rather than visa versa


The whole German/Russian accented enemy is something which we partly have James Bond to thank for. But english accented villains are/were also common place in cinema

[PrejudiceSucks]

I think you mean "World War 2 followed by the Cold War" to thank. And English villians are the enemies because we were repressing the Americans.

[Don Andy]

Originally posted by PrejudiceSucks@Feb 13 2006, 07:46 PM
I think you mean "World War 2 followed by the Cold War" to thank. And English villians are the enemies because we were repressing the Americans.

Basically everything that is not american qualifies as a villain

[Fruit Pie Jones]

No, we're quite fond of Australians. Everyone else, though...pretty much villains, yeah.

[#BlakhOle#]

Originally posted by Fruit Pie Jones@Feb 13 2006, 07:01 PM
No, we're quite fond of Australians. Everyone else, though...pretty much villains, yeah.

Does that make australians too sissy or something to be the bad guys? :ranting: huh? huh? HUH? well ill show you. ill sow you all. MWAHAHA :evil: