I don't even know what game the Flaming one is from.
I don't even know what game the Flaming one is from.
"The Call me the Flaming Amarant"
FF IX :p
The Asperger King!
(Your extremely specific food order is our mumble muble roto13)
EDIT: LOL RYE MISSING POINT OF THREAD.
Vote POST.
Ah, didn't see that there.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Flying Mullet
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Originally Posted by thegirthsome one did post that oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Acula
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Originally Posted by Flying Mullet in the 4th post
I couldn't decide so I voted for all of them Multiple choice polls ftw.
*evicts from the internet*
What exactly was your high-school nickname?
Ah well, the second best one is winning. Thats good enough for me.
You should encode your nick using ROT13 encryption instead :D
If Flaming Roto13 wins, I might just do that. :P
Roto13 no baka
:)
Roto13's idiot?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aerith's Knight
http://www.doingitwrong.com/wrong/wrong8.jpg
I have always wanted to throw something like that in a post. Besides, the submission deadline for the poll has been over for a while.:p
more like, Roto, you idiot.. or something around that line.. but im writing it right..
so..
http://img33.picoodle.com/img/img33/...em_48e4556.jpg
it was doomed to fail.. :D
No, you're writing it wrong. 'No' in Japanese represents a possessive of something. What you typed literally translates to 'Roto13's idiot' or 'the idiot of Roto13'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aerith's Knight
On topic: I'm totally for 'This guy are Roto13'.
On that tangent, I played a Game Called Treasures of Rudra, and it followed that exact patter.
Rudra No (Whatever the word was). So, would that phrase translate into Idiots of Roto13, or was the Game just read as Treasures of Rudra in English because it looks nicer then Rudra's treasure?