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[Ariana]

xlopyшka

No clue. It's not in a language I understand and the use of Cyrillic and Latin letters doesn't help. Any context?

 

[Navigators Ghost]

Anyone watching the rugby league?

 

[Black Wizard]

I am. I don't care for Rugby League but it's the World Cup Final and it's on TV.

 

[Saapanael]

No clue. It's not in a language I understand and the use of Cyrillic and Latin letters doesn't help. Any context?

It was written on some sort of birthday confetti. Plus I was reeealy drunk when I asked that.

 

[Navigators Ghost]

I am. I don't care for Rugby League but it's the World Cup Final and it's on TV.

What do you think so far? I'd love to see England win but cant help feeling its the Australians that will come away with it

 

[Black Wizard]

It's been OK in terms of tension but not much in the way of excitement. A bit like a game of rugby chess really. It's a bit weird that Rugby League has a world cup when only three countries take it seriously.

 

[Navigators Ghost]

It's been OK in terms of tension but not much in the way of excitement. A bit like a game of rugby chess really. It's a bit weird that Rugby League has a world cup when only three countries take it seriously.

I know what you mean but it does seem that teams like Tonga/Samoa/PNG are getting better and better, maybe not the next one but the World Cup after may be more than a 3 horse race

 

[Brigantium]

Wow. Neighbour's tuneless singing to very loud music. It's Oasis. My two least favourite things.

 

[Black Wizard]

AND AFTER ALL YOU'RE MY WONDERWALL

 

[Night Prowler]

First snow might be tonight

 

[Black Wizard]

In a week's time I'll be somewhere over the North Atlantic on my way to the US.

 

[Brigantium]

AND AFTER ALL YOU'RE MY WONDERWALL

Champagne Supernova. Wonderwall is probably too girly to sing along to like a semiconscious pissed Darlington fan.

 

[Black Wizard]

LIKE A CHAMPAGNE SUPERNOVA TO THE BLIIIIIIIND

 

[JudasMyGuide]

CAAAAAAAUGHT BENEEEEEEEEATH THE LAAAANDSLIIIIIIDEEEEE

 

[LooseCannon]

Yeah I screencapped the part with wonderwall, that might be my favourite thing of the week.

 

[Perun]

Yeah I screencapped the part with wonderwall, that might be my favourite thing of the week.

Better than what happened in Maiden Chat the other day?

 

[Saapanael]

Let that sink in.

What does it want?

 

[LooseCannon]

Better than what happened in Maiden Chat the other day?

Hmm. No, second favourite.

 

[Diesel 11]

I note none of you understand the real meaning of Cried. That word, cry; that has other meanings you know...

cried
[krīd]
cry.

cry
[krī]
weep · shed tears · sob · wail · cry one's eyes out · bawl · howl · snivel · whimper · squall · mewl · bleat · lament · grieve · mourn · keen · boo-hoo · blubber · turn on the waterworks · pule
antonyms: laugh

1. shed tears, especially as an expression of distress or pain:
   "don't cry—it'll be all right" · "you'll cry tears of joy"
   synonyms: weep · shed tears · sob · wail · cry one's eyes out · bawl · howl · snivel · whimper · squall · mewl · bleat · lament · grieve · mourn · keen · boo-hoo · blubber · turn on the waterworks · pule
   antonyms: laugh
   
   
2. shout or scream, especially to express one's fear, pain, or grief:
   "the little girl fell down and cried for her mommy"
   synonyms: call · shout · exclaim · sing out · yell · shriek · scream · screech · bawl · bellow · roar · vociferate · squeal · yelp · holler · ejaculate
   antonyms: whisper
   
   say something in an excited or anguished tone of voice:
   "“Where will it end?” he cried out"
   
   (of a street trader) shout out the name of (goods for sale):
   "there was a bustle of activity as vendors cried their wares, offering shellfish to potential buyers"
   
   
3. (of a bird or other animal) make a loud characteristic call:
   "the wild birds cried out over the water"
   
   
4. what we did when Brucie left
   "Brucie's gone, we cry."
   
   to turn to Buckethead after Iron Maiden disappoints you
   "I am cry[ing]."

ORIGIN
Middle English (in the sense ‘ask for earnestly or loudly’): from Old French crier (verb), cri (noun), from Latin quiritare ‘raise a public outcry,’ literally ‘call on the Quirites (Roman citizens) for help.’
@CriedWhenBrucieLeft

 

[Magnus]

Wrong dictionary Diesel