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Ghebwhere are pics of gheb
you guys know what I look like
where is gheb
i dont speak for everyone but i would say people just want to know if hes arcanine or whatit's cause you're european, nobody's seen you at tournaments and unlike our other foreigners, pics haven't come up.
Mousey blonde white boy would also be fitting, but almost too expected.
Wait guysI bow when I apologize, but when meeting someone? That's some japanese **** bro
customary weeaboo. :B
He also bows whenever he meets someone. Not sure if this is customary Europe but I thought it was cute.
You've just got try to separate his in-game persona from his supposed "cute" real life image. Otherwise you end up being confused and merge both entities into one:gheb raging in mafia games just got more awkward for me...
I totally read that as orgasm.You've just got try to separate his in-game persona from his supposed "cute" real life image. Otherwise you end up being confused and merge both entities into one:
In game-Gheb + real-life Gheb as one organism:
"I'm not maf you f***er!! I'm just some misunderstood kid in an Angry Birds costume!!!"
I was not aware that bowing was a thing in Europe.I bow when I apologize, but when meeting someone? That's some japanese **** bro
It's called modesty, which - based on my experience at Apex - is a rather foreign concept in america. Not that the people aren't cool or nice or anything. They just aren't modest, which is something I surely am.I was not aware that bowing was a thing in Europe.
The only times I can think of people bowing in America are... martial arts lessons, and various performances on stage. Or being a butler/waiter/etc in some high class place I guess.
I was aware of that much, thus bowing when apologizing. It's quite fitting when you're asking for forgiveness, isn't it?Bowing shows servitude and compliance. It is literally designed to show that you are not a threat and are putting them in a higher social class than you. Bowing is humanity's way of saying "I acknowledge that you are my superior".
It's part of many cultures, but that's pretty much how it's always been. When you bow your eyes are removed from the person and putting you at risk. The deeper the bow, the more at risk, the more "respectful".
Every time you bow you're pretty much saying "I am your *****, you are my better" on a primal level.
That's probably not what people mean when they bow, but them's the roots.
We're modest too, it's just that we're so ****ing amazing at everything that our modesty comes off as arrogance.It's called modesty, which - based on my experience at Apex - is a rather foreign concept in america. Not that the people aren't cool or nice or anything. They just aren't modest, which is something I surely am.
They do? That's adorable <3Pretty much. It's a way of saying 'please don't kick my ***' in nature. Most mammals have a form of bowing; dogs get close to the ground and tuck their tail inbetween their legs and then go on their back and expose their belly saying "I KNOW YOU COULD KILL ME RIGHT NOW" to submit to their superior.
It's funny because by tradition definition bbowing basically contradicts most of what gheb says.Bowing shows servitude and compliance. It is literally designed to show that you are not a threat and are putting them in a higher social class than you. Bowing is humanity's way of saying "I acknowledge that you are my superior".
It's part of many cultures, but that's pretty much how it's always been. When you bow your eyes are removed from the person and putting you at risk. The deeper the bow, the more at risk, the more "respectful".
Every time you bow you're pretty much saying "I am your *****, you are my better" on a primal level.
That's probably not what people mean when they bow, but them's the roots.
Yep. Most mammals have something, some birds do too.They do? That's adorable <3
Oddly enough, bowing is actually a European tradition. The orient just took it to the next level when the British came over.It's funny because by tradition definition bbowing basically contradicts most of what gheb says.