Speak like olde english gentleman and ladies thread
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My dear ladies and gentleman, may i introduce the concept of perfoming the act of conversing with the usage of unneccesary hard words and obsolete vocabulary.
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huh? ä½ å†�说什么?
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i communicate by pressing some buttons
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i believe, mr Maith, that you have used the wrong chinese character in a illegal way. I also implore you to use the vocubulary of thee good old queen when addressing others in this thread.
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Originally posted by FireIce:
i communicate by pressing some buttons
indeed, my dear lady, but i appeal for you to grace this thread with the usage of english that is of an more ancient format. -
�之，诚彼娘之�悦
chinese language ftw!
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Originally posted by ChoCoChips:
�之，诚彼娘之�悦
chinese language ftw!
it was the best of times, it was the worse of times. It was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness.
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u know tt 'old english' is so different from the english now that you can't even type it using the letters that we have on our keyboard????
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Originally posted by udontknowme:
u know tt 'old english' is so different from the english now that you can't even type it using the letters that we have on our keyboard????
i believe that the english language thee describe includes letters of the alphabet that have retired and is thus, obsolete.
but hear this, my fellow countrymen, for the definition of old english in this context will be confined to any words that can be penned by the use of the a score and six of the current alphabets, and does not include latin, which is not english.
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Ahhh... the agony of choice!
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some ppl �懂装懂loh
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Originally posted by sand king:
Ahhh... the agony of choice!
indeed, my good fellow! a choice that is so close to the heart, that the decision can be so hard to determine -
Originally posted by skythewood:
My dear ladies and gentleman, may i introduce the concept of perfoming the act of conversing with the usage of unneccesary hard words and obsolete vocabulary.
I hereby confirms that this is a GUI!!!!!
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Originally posted by skythewood:
indeed, my good fellow! a choice that is so close to the heart, that the decision can be so hard to determinejolly well ding dang!! You fancy a cup of tea?
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Originally posted by skythewood:
i believe, mr Maith, that you have used the wrong chinese character in a illegal way. I also implore you to use the vocubulary of thee good old queen when addressing others in this thread.
correction, should be in 'an' illegal way.
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Originally posted by parn:
I hereby confirms that this is a GUI!!!!!pardon me, my lady, but i would be very much pleased if you were to address the afore mentioned person as my learned friend or as a charming good sir.
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I hate to deprive you of my presence, but I am genuinely exhausted and would find it charming if I could now retire for the dusk.
Fret not, dear friends, I will be here for a cup of tea tomorrow, Good night, lads and ladies. -
Originally posted by thehappybunny:
I hate to deprive you of my presence, but I am genuinely exhausted and would find it charming if I could now retire for the dusk.
Fret not, dear friends, I will be here for a cup of tea tomorrow, Good night, lads and ladies.and i bid you good night, and if i may do so, i would like express my graditute by saying that you gracing this thread tonight, and me meeting you, it's been an honor.
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Originally posted by thehappybunny:
I hate to deprive you of my presence, but I am genuinely exhausted and would find it charming if I could now retire for the dusk.
Fret not, dear friends, I will be here for a cup of tea tomorrow, Good night, lads and ladies.Good night.
I have just returned from a long,arduous expedition to this place called "Geylang". Rather lively i must say
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Originally posted by thehappybunny:
I hate to deprive you of my presence, but I am genuinely exhausted and would find it charming if I could now retire for the dusk.
Fret not, dear friends, I will be here for a cup of tea tomorrow, Good night, lads and ladies.
keep safe my friend. i bid you adios! -
Originally posted by JJxJJ:
Good night.
I have just returned from a long,arduous expedition to this place called "Geylang". Rather lively i must say
ahh, a lively place indeed, where beer runs free, and the dames are pretty. -
Originally posted by skythewood:
ahh, a lively place indeed, where beer runs free, and the dames are pretty.no you buffoon! Geylang Serai is the place
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this seems more like a pseudo-formal-english thread. with loads of grammatical errors.
and MANY MANY MANY pple today still use a lot of 'unneccesary hard words and obsolete vocabulary'. though not so much of 'obsolete vocab' becos i have yet to see a word in this thread that i no can do understand.......and most of the time when i hear a world i cant understand, it's becos it's new rather than old. like w00tz.
eh. really. what on earth is w00tz?? like..YAY! but typed in a different manner...??
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Originally posted by udontknowme:
this seems more like a pseudo-formal-english thread. with loads of grammatical errors.
and MANY MANY MANY pple today still use a lot of 'unneccesary hard words and obsolete vocabulary'. though not so much of 'obsolete vocab' becos i have yet to see a word in this thread that i no can do understand.......and most of the time when i hear a world i cant understand, it's becos it's new rather than old. like w00tz.
eh. really. what on earth is w00tz?? like..YAY! but typed in a different manner...??
ah, my dear friend, i am in awe of your immensely deep knowledge of the usage of the language, but do let your hair down, and join in the fun, the gathering of chums who amused ourselves in the use of thy olde english. -
Originally posted by skythewood:
ahh, a lively place indeed, where beer runs free, and the dames are pretty.speaking of beers, i just had a liquid lunch just now!