Scarlet Shocker Posted February 25 Author Posted February 25 On 2/23/2025 at 1:26 PM, Water said: I've never heard Manticore pronounced as "Sonic the Edgehog." You have not heard Mantickory until you have heard it in the original Klingon! 2 1 I neither know, nor care, what the difference between ignorance and apathy is
cranebump Posted February 25 Posted February 25 Perhaps Sinclair’s “edginess” is a blessing. I mean, he could’ve been some sort of frat guy, running around yelling such things as “Manti-SCORE!, bruh!” (offers overly exuberant high five). 1 I have done a TON of AE work, both long form and single arc. Just search the AE mish list for my sig @cranebump. For more information on my stories, head to the AE forum sub-heading and look for “Crane’s World.” Support your AE authors! We ARE the new content.
Octogoat Posted February 25 Posted February 25 47 minutes ago, cranebump said: Perhaps Sinclair’s “edginess” is a blessing. I mean, he could’ve been some sort of frat guy, running around yelling such things as “Manti-SCORE!, bruh!” (offers overly exuberant high five). Could've been a progressive dj trying to introduce his whacky new music - manticore 1
srmalloy Posted February 25 Posted February 25 18 hours ago, BasiliskXVIII said: Because of this, it should follow English pluralization rules, even when shortened. 'Octopi' would like to object.
RCU7115 Posted February 25 Posted February 25 On 2/22/2025 at 9:11 AM, MoonSheep said: in the official CoV trailer at 0:45, Synapse says “got you man-tee-core, i’m all over it” Who's the guy standing on Manticore's right at 49 seconds I to the video ?
Octogoat Posted February 25 Posted February 25 11 minutes ago, RCU7115 said: Who's the guy standing on Manticore's right at 49 seconds I to the video ? Foreshadow
BasiliskXVIII Posted February 25 Posted February 25 36 minutes ago, srmalloy said: 'Octopi' would like to object. And well it should, as a Greek word that's pluralised with Latin rules. (Though I will point out that "octopuses" is an entirely valid way of pluralizing "octopus") So, in honour of the octopus, let's take a completely random-ass language, utterly divorced from any context or origin, and pluralize "Kronos" with that, then. I'm suggesting Amharic. Multiple Kronos Titans are now Kronosoch.
InvaderStych Posted Wednesday at 12:36 AM Posted Wednesday at 12:36 AM 7 hours ago, srmalloy said: 'Octopi' would like to object. 6 hours ago, BasiliskXVIII said: And well it should, as a Greek word that's pluralised with Latin rules. Octopodes have entered the chat. 😉 1 You see a mousetrap? I see free cheese and a f$%^ing challenge.
Scarlet Shocker Posted Wednesday at 11:22 AM Author Posted Wednesday at 11:22 AM 17 hours ago, srmalloy said: 'Octopi' would like to object. No such word. The plural of octopus is either octopusses or octopodes I neither know, nor care, what the difference between ignorance and apathy is
High_Beam Posted Wednesday at 12:23 PM Posted Wednesday at 12:23 PM This is what always comes to mind when I hear Octopuses mentioned; Fleet Radiomen. 1 Girls of Nukem High - Excelsior - Tempus Fabulous, Flattery, Jennifer Chilly, Betty Beatdown, Totally Cali, Two Gun Trixie Babes of War - Excelsior - High Beam (Yay), Di Di Guns, Runeslinger, Munitions Mistress, Tideway, Hard Melody, Blue Aria Many alts and lots of fun. Thank you Name Release For letting me get my OG main back!
Techwright Posted yesterday at 12:11 AM Posted yesterday at 12:11 AM Manti, shmanti. I'm still trying to figure out how to pronounce Arakhn. I'd like to buy a vowel or two. On 2/25/2025 at 12:55 PM, RCU7115 said: Who's the guy standing on Manticore's right at 49 seconds I to the video ? On 2/25/2025 at 1:06 PM, Octogoat said: Foreshadow Yep, one of the four members of the South Korean team W.I.S.D.O.M. intended for the original game, but their premier was aborted. He was added later as the trainer in The Hollows next to the Atlas Park gate. Mirror Spirit, the trainer in Faultline, is the only other member of that team to currently be in the game.
srmalloy Posted yesterday at 04:14 AM Posted yesterday at 04:14 AM On 2/25/2025 at 5:41 AM, Octogoat said: Though it is a fascinating evolution of common trade language. I remember reading about how English became the de facto language of international aviation after WWII, basically because the American pilots flying cargo into the countries trying to rebuild after the war weren't about to learn some damn ferrin' lingo to talk to air traffic control. There is a joke about it that's been floating around the Net for years: A Pan Am 727 flight, waiting for start clearance in Munich, overheard the following: Lufthansa: "Boden, wann ist unsere Startfreigabezeit?" (Ground, what is our start clearance time?) Ground: "If you want an answer you must speak in English." Lufthansa: "I am a German, flying a German airplane, in Germany. Why must I speak English?" Unknown voice from another plane, in a plummy British accent: "Because you lost the bloody war!"
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